No Limits

Matt Socey, Ed Johnson-Ott, Chris Lloyd discuss holiday films, just in time for the holidays.

Former Indianapolis Mayor Bill Hudnut (prerecorded); John had an amazing discussion with the iconic mayor while he was in town for the unveiling of his statue at Hudnut Commons.

Indpls Democrat Mayoral Candidate Joe Hogsett. Hogsett joined No Limits live in-studio with John.

Michael Huber, Indy Chamber, on the 2015 Legislative session.

"Children of the Dumping Ground" - Karen Grau, documentary film producer; Jim Dalton, President and CEO of Damar. The new documentary is the story of an autistic Hoosier child who exemplifies the quandary of developmentally disabled children caught in the American juvenile justice system.

Discussing Immigration in the wake of President Obama's decision not to deport up to 5-million illegal immigrants. Our guests are: Immigration Attorney Emma Mahern (Goodin/Abernathy); June McCane, who served as the Executive Director of the Asian American Alliance for 6 years and now works as freelancer Medical Interpreter; and Terri Morris Downs, Executive Director of the Immigrant Welcome Center.

International Day of Persons with Disabilities: The observance of the Day aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. Our guests are Trelles Evans, Director of Employee Development and Training for Goodwill Indy, Melissa Keyes of Indiana Protection & Advocacy Services, and our own Jim Mueller.

What it means to "shop local." Black Friday is this week, but perhaps more importantly, Small Business Saturday follows on its heels. What happens when you keep your local dollars local, plus how are local small businesses changing up how they reach consumers? Guests: Kristin Kohn, Silver in the City/At Home in the City; Amanda Taflinger, Homespun: Modern Handmade and organizer of Indieana Handicraft Exchange; Tiffany Benedict Berkson of HistoricIndianapolis.com and spokesperson of Yelp's Totally Bazaar.

Author Paul Tough is a Canadian-American writer and broadcaster. He is perhaps best known for authoring the works Whatever It Takes: Geoffrey Canada's Quest to Change Harlem and America and How Children Succeed: Grit, Curiosity, and the Hidden Power of C

Medical errors and hospital infections can endanger patients. Who speaks for them and what are their rights? Betty Tonsing, Phd - Serving as a Fulbright Scholar in Lebanon and Senior Fulbright Specialist in Kyrgyzstan and South Africa, Dr. Tonsing has also worked with the United Nations, USAID, Catholic Relief Services and the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs ; Dr. David Orentlicher, Samuel R. Rosen Professor of Law, Co-director of the William S. and Christine S. Hall Center for Law and Health at Indiana University.

Talk show host Diane Rehm, along with Trish Vradenburg, playwright of "Surviving Grace" in-studio with John.

Combat Paper/Veterans Coming Home Project. Guests: Juliet King, MA, ATR-BC, LPC is the director of the Graduate Art Therapy program at Herron School of Art and Design; Leigh DeNoon, WFYI News; Andrew Schneiders, Art Therapy Veteran.

Scott Elliott, founding bureau chief of Chalkbeat Indiana, discusses current education issues in the state.

Governance of Indiana under the supermajority. Guests are John Ketzenberger, President of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute; Julia Vaughn, Policy Director of Common Cause Indiana; and Kevin Brinegar, President and CEO of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce

Today on No Limits we are joined by historians and paranormal tour guides Nicole and Michael Kobrowski of unseenpress.com

The proposed Anderson-area Mounds Lake. Guests are Tim Maloney, Sr. Policy Director of the Hoosier Environmental Council; Tony Fleming, a geologist and author of an exhaustive groundwater atlas of Marion County; and (for the project) Chad Pigg of SESCO g

Heartland artistic director Tim Irwin, and director Paul Lazarus, whose film SlingShot (about Segway inventor Dean Kamen's lifesaving water-filtration invention) is being shown as part of this year's festival.

Indy Reads to release "Indy Writes Books" - guests will be Travis DiNicola of Indy Reads along with authors Ben Winters and Barbara Shoup, who will also read from their contributions to the book.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month - Laura Berry, Exec Dir, Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence; Lisa Osterman, Director of Strategic Initiatives Community Solutions and Kelly McBride, Executive Director of the Domestic Violence Network.

Laura Wills from the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation and Michael Shelden, the 2014 National Author Winner.