No Limits

No Limits talks about turmoil in the local arts community. Guests include Indianapolis Business Journal arts/entertainment editor Lou Harry and major local arts supporter Frank Basile. Invitations have been extended to representatives from the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and musicians union.

A 2-part show starting with Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Pence...followed by a discussion on Indiana's civics literacy with Marion County Clerk Beth White and IUPUI Law and Public Policy Professor Sheila Kennedy.

A 2-part show, starting out with the state of philanthropy and the Grant Professionals Association Conference that Indianapolis will host this month. No Limits will talk with IUPUI Center on Philanthropy Director Patrick Rooney and Rosemary Dorsa with the Indiana Grantmakers Alliance. Part two of No Limits will be a visit with Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Rupert Boneham.

No Limits listeners learn about the 2012 Author Award program with Indianapolis writer and winner John Green, Indianapolis author Dan Wakefield and Laura Miller with the Indianapolis Library Foundation.

The developing system of electronic medical records - how it helps doctors and patients with our guests Dr. William Tierney - President of Regenstrief Institute, Dr. Lisa Harris - CEO and Medical Director of Wishard Health Services, and Dr. Alan Snell - Chief Medical Informatics Officer at St. Vincent Health.

No Limits talks with Indiana Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Gregg.

No Limits takes a look at Indy's music scene with DJ and musician Rusty Redenbacher, Lindsay Manfredi with Girls Rock Indy, and Dave Lindquist with the Indianapolis Star.

A look at the growing convention business in Indianapolis, along with a prestigious convention coming up here in early September - the Society of American Travel Writers. Our guests will include Society President Betsa Marsh, Indianapolis-based travel writer Helen O'Guinn, and Chris Gahl with Visit Indy/Indianapolis Convention and Visitors Association.

A look at the value of student intern programs for the student and employer...with our guests Janet Boston with Indiana InternNet, Mary Ellen Wolfsie - Director of Career Development at Butler University's College of Business, and Todd Richardson - Senior VP of HR at ExactTarget.

A discussion on the state takeover of underperforming schools with Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett, IPS Superintendent Eugene White and Ed Power Chancellor Marcus Robinson.

Concussions, our guests will be Riley Hospital Sports Medicine Director Dr. Daniel Kraft, State Senator Travis Holdman, and Dick Dullaghan who operates football camps and is former head football coach at Ben Davis High School.

A repeat of the June 7, 2012 show. Kids are often victims of bullying, but employees can be faced with being bullied too. No Limits will talk about workplace bullying with Career Investments President and CEO Kathleen McDonald Siegmann and attorney Dave Swider with Bose McKinney and Evans.

As controversial Public Safety Director Frank Straub moves on, more changes are anticipated in Indianapolis public safety. Joining us will be Mayor Ballard's Chief of Staff Ryan Vaughn, Reverend Charles Harrison of the Ten Point Coalition and Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police President Bill Owensby.

July 12, 2012 No Limits show.

A repeat of the March 22, 2012 show. The role of the Peace Corps in a changing world with Peace Corps President Kevin Quigley and Corps veterans from Indiana.

A special American Graduate edition of No Limits features Indianapolis teachers and students. They'll take time from their summer breaks to talk to guest host Jo Ann Klooz. They'll share their views on what contributes to classroom success and what challenges they face. Find out about their hopes and dreams for the future and what parents and the community can do to help.

Public hearings have been held around the state and high school principals are getting a look at the latest comments on class basketball. Talk about the subject that brings out the passion of Hoosier basketball fans with Indiana High School Athletic Association Commissioner Bobby Cox, State Senator Mike Delph, and Franklin College basketball player Adrian Gillaspy, who played in the high school tourney.

As the population ages and more people are living longer, long term care insurance is an option - but it's expensive and complicated. We'll talk about it with Rebecca Vaughn - Director of Indiana's Long Term Care Insurance Partnership Program, LTC specialist and agent Teresa Eagan and Twyla Stech with the State Health Insurance Assistance Program.