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Teen discipline. From brawls at ballgames to viral videos of student fights, what's behind the violence teenagers are inflicting on each other? Guest: Mara Weiss, MSW, LCSW - a counselor at Reach for Youth and VP of the Indiana Teen Court Association.

: John Bridgeland, CEO of Civic Enterprises (Washington DC) and co-convener of Grad Nation Summit.

May is Mental Health Month. Dr. Suzanne Coyle, Director of the Christian Theological Seminary Counseling Center and President of the Indiana Association of Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists; Dr. Christina Davis, Clinic Director, Christian Theological Seminary Counseling Center join us to talk about the sensitive subject of mental health in the workplace.

The month of May is synonymous with racing in Indianapolis, but Indiana's auto history is rich. We'll talk cars with IMS historian Donald Davidson, Ken Gross, the curator for the Dream Cars exhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and some guy named Scott Hoke, the host of the Mecum Auctions' broadcasts on NBC Sports Network and a former PA announcer at IMS.

Gardeners and others concerned about the environment are confused by mixed messages regarding bees - and what are we supposed to do about insects killing our trees? Our guests have the answers. Joining the show are Cliff Sadof, Professor of Entomology at

Live from the NPR studios in Washington, John Krull talks once again with former Indianapolis mayor Bill Hudnut.

Thriving Communities, Thriving State is a 2-year project studying what makes Hoosiers thrive in urban, midsized, and rural/small town communities with each community type having its own commission. Guests: Drew Klacik, John Marron & Jamie Palmer, all senior analysts for the Indiana University Public Policy Institute.

A fascinating (prerecorded) program on the recent biography of one of Indiana's most influential governors and international influencers, Paul V. McNutt. Our guests are biographer Dean Kotlowski, Professor of History at Salisbury University, and McNutt relative John Krauss, of the IU McKinney School of Law and former Indianapolis deputy mayor. The book is titled "Paul V. McNutt and the Age of FDR."

A discussion of "Lost in Translation: Struggle and Success as Language Barriers Reshape Indianapolis Schools," continued. WFYI's Eric Weddle, Chalkbeat's Scott Elliott, and Stephanie Wang of the Indianapolis Star continue the conversation on their multi-platform pieces this week.

Joining the show is Susan Dreyfus, the CEO of the National Alliance for Strong Families and Communities. Susan was in Indianapolis, giving a presentation on the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences on behalf of Families First.

The week of April 20 is National Crime Victims' Rights Week. Our guests are Michael Hurst, executive director, Legacy House and Kelly McBride, executive director, Domestic Violence Network.

An hour with Indiana author and historian Ray Boomhower on his new book, the biography "John Bartlow Martin: A Voice for the Underdog."

Religious Freedom Restoration Act reactions continue. Guest - Morton Marcus, economist and former director of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

A live discussion with Rep. Todd Young, R - representing Indiana's 9th Congressional District since 2011.

Celebrating National Poetry Month (April) in a pre-recorded broadcast with several Hoosier poets. Terry Kirts, Norman Minnick, David Shumate, Allessandra Lynch, and Kevin McKelvey each read from their work and share what informs their poetry.

Substitute host John Ketzenberger, of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute, moderates a discussion about the recent RFRA legislation. In addition to John as moderator, guests will include David Orentlicher, former Indiana legislator and constitutional la

The new Indiana State Museum exhibit "Art Meets News" about the work of Hoosier photojournalist Bill Foley, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the International Press Freedom Award. Guests are Bill Foley and curator Katherine Gould.

No Limits spends the hour with iconic Indianapolis news anchor Mike Ahern.

Indiana's new anti-human trafficking campaign. Law enforcement is teaming with outdoor advertising to help potential victims of human trafficking. Guests are Tracy McDaniel from Restored, a victims services agency (in-studio) and Brett Beshore from Clear Channel Outdoor.

Care of Indiana's military veterans. Guests are James L. Bauerle, Brigadier General, retired, and Ron Martin of the Military/Veterans Coalition of Indiana.