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  • No Limits talks about early childhood reading with Indianapolis Public Library CEO Jackie Nytes, library early learning specialist Abby Brown, and United Way of Central Indiana President and CEO Ellen Annala.
  • A repeat of the March 22, 2012 show. The role of the Peace Corps in a changing world with Peace Corps President Kevin Quigley and Corps veterans from Indiana.
  • Exploring emerging ethical dilemmas with Jessica Baron - Notre Dame Reilly Center for Science, Technology and Values, Marya Lieberman - Notre Dame associate prof of chemistry and biochemistry and Indiana State Police Lt. Chuck Cohen.
  • Early childhood education with guests Ted Maple - United Way of Central Indiana Director of Education, Connie Sherman - St. Mary's Child Center, Connie Bond Stuart - PNC Bank.
  • Old and new drug problems - meth, bath salts and heroin. Our guests include Niki Crawford and Tami Watson with Indiana State Police and Rachel Botkin - Fairbanks Hospital nurse practitioner.
  • A shortage of physicians - guests include Dr. Pat Bankston - Associate Dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine Northwest and Dr. Paul Evans - founding Dean of Marian University's new School of Osteopathic Medicine.
  • White Collar Crime discussion with Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry, Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson and lead white collar crime investigator in Curry's office, Tom Gancarz.
  • Tips on financial planning during Money Smart Indiana Week. Guests include Katie Moreau with AARP, Kia Coleman with the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, and retired Social Security Administration employee Joe Everett.
  • A discussion of Alzheimer's treatment and care with Linda Altmeyer of the Alzheimer's Association Indiana chapter, Dr. Vijaya Sirigirireddy of the St. Vincent Center for Healthy Aging and caregiver and Alzheimer's Association board member Art Waccholz.
  • Jim McClelland is newly retired after 41 years of leading Goodwill Indy. Jim was only the third leader of Goodwill in central Indiana and some amazing things happened during his tenure.
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