No Limits

Farm-to-Fork in Indiana, using the (very popular) upcoming Dig-IN and produce season as jumping off points. Guests include chefs/entrepreneurs and Dig-IN founders Neal Brown and Thom England, plus grower/food advocate Todd Jameson, owner of Balanced Harvest Farm (and former producer of the Indiana Flower and Patio Show).

Indiana Humanities and the All-IN campaign. All-IN is a statewide digital competition that inspires users to learn more about Indiana, connect with each other, and make Indiana even better. The site taps into our innate compulsion to compete, play games, and have fun. You can even keep track of how people in your zipcode are doing! Indiana Humanities CEO Keira Amstutz will be one of the guests.

Tab Recreation 90th Anniversary Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, still located at 34th and Central, started a recreation program for Indianapolis youth in 1924. More than 100,000 kids aged 5-14 have taken part in everything from football to track to chess

Host John Krull in a one-on-one interview with former Indianapolis Mayor and US Senator Richard Lugar. Lugar discusses what it's like to be out of the Senate after serving for 36 years, the divisiveness in American politics, as well as hostilities on the world stage.

Host John Krull spends a fascinating hour with 93 year old Indianapolis resident Mane' Bubalo, originally from Eastern Europe, who survived Word War II as a POW in Germany to find new life in America. His story is in turn heart-wrenching and uplifting.

Our community conversation on gun violence in Indianapolis continues with guests Rev. Horatio Luster of the Indianapolis Ten Point Coalition and Chris Gahl, VP of Communications and Marketing for VisitIndy.

An interview with Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry.

- Jessica Lifford, Humane Society of Indianapolis Animal Welfare Center; Jeni Christoffersen, FIDO Indy.

Discussing lifelong learning with guests Ellen Miller, PhD, of the UIndy Center for Aging and Community; Brittany West, Organizer of Trade School Indianapolis; Jessica Reed, teacher, science writer; Keri Geiger - teacher, part-time chef.

Elvis' last concert at Market Square Arena. Thursday is the anniversary date Elvis' last concert, 1977. In-studio will be journalists Matt Tully, Zach Dunkin (now with IPL/AES).

Global Beatles Day falls on Wednesday of this week. In-studio appearance by local photographic artist Faith Cohen, the founder of GBD. By phone Doug Babb, who teaches courses on the Beatles and Rock n Roll History at IUPUI and Marian U. Our own Don Hibschweiler joins the conversation as well.

Children aging-out of foster care. Guests are national expert Gary Stangler of Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative, Sam Criss locally of Connected By 25, and Stephanie Yoder locally of the Adult and Child Center.

Discussion of the Indiana Women's Veterans Conference. Our guests will be conference coordinator Najuma Austin, State Rep. Karlee Macer, D - Indianapolis.

Jackie Nytes, CEO of the Indianapolis Public Library to talk about the Library's strategic plan and summer reading.

The Mount Vernon Assembly is a national group of state legislators holding a meeting at the Indiana Statehouse to continue its discussion on the potential to change the US Constitution. Our guests are former Indiana Chief Justice Randall Shepard; former Indiana state legislator, physician and professor of constitutional law at IU Law School Dr. David Orentlicher, and current Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller.

A discussion of IPS' summer meal program with Dr. Pat Rogan, Executive Associate Dean, IUPUI School of Education; Siobhan Carey, Director of Dining Services, Chartwells; Jason Yantiss, Waldron Will.

Talking about Indy Pride Festival with Indy Pride President Nick Murphy and Chris Morehead, Vice-President and Festival Co-Chair.

Hoosier author Dan Wakefield on the book "If This Isn't Nice, What Is?" A collection of graduation speeches by Kurt Vonnegut.

A discussion about educating African-American boys with guests: Karega Rausch, Research Associate at Indiana University; Rob Helfenbein, Curriculum Studies Director at CUME; Marcus Robinson, Chancellor of the Tindley Accelerated School.

Public Health Push for HPV Vaccine - The Indiana State Department of Health and the Indiana Immunization Coalition have kicked off a public health campaign to inform physicians and families about the importance of completing the vaccination schedule for human papillomavirus for Hoosier adolescents. Guests: Dr. Maggie Blythe, Professor of Pediatrics & Clinical Gynecology & Medical Director, Wishard Teen Care & Wellness Program; and Dr. Charlene Graves retired pediatrician, former Medical Director of the ISDH, operates GATS Medical Consulting, Immunization program and practices consultation.