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On this eiditon of No Limits, in light of walkouts around the country, we discuss what teachers in Indiana need and how they are becoming more active and engaged. Our guests include teachers Ronni Moore, Nick Brewer and ISTA President Teresa Meredith.

Indiana art at the Indianapolis International Airport; Local Documentary Maker; Potato Ridge review; DIG INDY art; Music from Birimbi; KIB Pollinator Count; Arts in the Parks; The Tamale Place; local designer Beck Jones; Inventive Poetry.

Indiana art at the Indianapolis International Airport; Local Documentary Maker; Potato Ridge review; DIG INDY art; Music from Birimbi; KIB Pollinator Count; Arts in the Parks; The Tamale Place; local designer Beck Jones; Inventive Poetry.

Glass Artisan Lisa Pelo; Menopause Myths as Art ; 4th Grade Rap Star; Saving The Urban Wall; Laotian food; Southern Poetry. ; Indiana Teacher in Tiny Desk Concert. Originally posetd June 28, 2019.

Clabber Girl Billboard restoration; Drag Queen Story Hour; rapper-producer Diop; Indiana's Woodstock; Phoenix Rising Dance Company; Danny's Mexican Ice Cream; artist Keith Bratton; Dead Wrestler Poems. Originally posted March 22, 2019

Glass Artisan Lisa Pelo; Menopause Myths as Art ; 4th Grade Rap Star; Saving The Urban Wall; Laotian food; Southern Poetry. ; Indiana Teacher in Tiny Desk Concert. Originally posted June 28, 2019.

Preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse: When the Dead Rise, Will You Be Ready? at the Indiana History Center, Artist Quincy Owens and engineer Luke Crawley kinetic sculpture KA-BIKE-O-SCOPE and composer and pianist Becky Archibald.

Today on No Limits we talk about innovative food access initiatives happening in central Indiana this summer. Our guests are Lauren Day with Indy Go, Shelley Suttles food and policy program coordinator with the City of Indianapolis and Rebecca James with the Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis.

Every Hoosier is free to enjoy the great outdoors, but some of us have to make extra considerations. Today we talk about what the outdoor experience is like for black and brown people in Indiana.

Most of Indiana is now in Stage 3 of the state's plan to reopen. We catch up on this and other headlines, and talk with the host of the podcast "A Moment of Science."