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Today we talk about misinformation and conspiracy theories with psychology and media experts to find out how it starts, why people believe it, and the impact it's had on politics and culture in Indiana and around the world.

Today we talk to journalist Josh Baker about his new podcast "I'm Not a Monster," which uncovers the story of an Indiana family that moved to ISIS-controlled territory in Syria.

Today we find out why non-teacher school staff in Kokomo are trying to unionize, how the school board has responded, and why Indiana law makes it a difficult process.

Today we learn about historic African American schools around Indiana, what the history behind them can teach us, and efforts to transform these buildings into museums and community centers.

No Limits will examine access and openness in government. Joining us on the phone will be Daniel Ellsberg of Pentagon Papers fame. Guests: Bradner - Statehouse Bureau Chief for the Evansville Courier and Press and Indiana Society of Professional Journali

SORRY, DO TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES THIS SHOW AUDIO IS NOT AVAILABLE. Picking up after Election Losses. Guests: Congressional candidate and Butler University professor Dr. Marvin Scott, Former Indiana Congresswoman Jill Long Thompson and Former Indianapolis Mayor Bill Hudnut.

Central Indiana's water quality and infrastructure needs. Guests: Public Works Director David Sherman, Veolia Water VP of Communications and Community Affairs Lou Ann Baker and Hoosier Environmental Council Water Policy Director Angela Hamm.

Kyle speaks with Philly-born trumpet maestro, and 2017 Indy Jazz Fest artist Randy Brecker. Randy and his late brother Michael have increadible roots in Indiana music, and Kyle digs deep into that history.

Explore the work of the celebrated folklorist, musician, and painter Art Rosenbaum. During the mid-20th century, Rosenbaum made a series of field recordings of traditional Indiana music.

This week on Echoes of Indiana Avenue we look back on the life and music of vocalist Joe Trotter. Trotter is best remembered for his work with the legendary Indianapolis funk band Amnesty.