No Limits: Recent Episodes
Scott Morganroth
This broadcast will bring a wide variety of topics to life from all over the world. Give us a listen and you will surely be entertained.
Candy and Rob talking travel. One of todays topics will be what class are you flying. #subscribe #video #viral #podcast #travel #airlines #classfares #howoldisyourplane #businessclass #firstclass #economy #payforextras #luggage #carryon #personalitem #howlongisyourflight #flying #airplane #vacation #delta #southwest #jetblue #spirit #american #frontier #security #roadtrip #naplesflorida #bucketlist
Candy and Rob host a New Travel Show. #nolimits #travel #cruise #cruiselife #international #keywest #florida #vacation #celebritycruises #royalcaribbean #norwegiancruise #airplane #roadtrip #destinationdiscoverymedianetwork #destinationdiscoveries #scenery #keylimepie #food #buffet #excursions #bucketlist #subscribe #video #viral #podcast
Scott and Crew talk about Three Tragedies along with Mental Health Issues and CTE. #michaelshumacher #formulaone #skiing #frenchalps #family #corinaschumacher #privacy #switzerland #nflheadquarters #cte #newyorkcitymedicalexaminer #dallascowboys #marshawnkneeland #depression #mentalhealth #uclabruins #eyes #conpetition #motorsports #daleearnhardtsr #jeffgordon #ajfoyt #braininjury #brain #life #pictures #bobsledding #annakounkova #michaeljackson #coma #hyperbaricchamber #spinalinjuries #billymartin #christmas #nyyankees #alchol #nfl #nflpa #guns #juniorseau #veterans #concussionsyndrome #contactsports #protocal #athletes #alzeheimersdisease #suicide #overdose #westernmichiganbroncos #jarryjones #socialmedia #nuclear #awareness #substanceabuse #oil #60s #joennamanth #Doctors #doctors #injury #people #dollars #barberic #caves #safe #safer #gunslinger
Scott, William, and Crew talk about the Military and Brain Injuries/CTE. #veterans #cte #braininjuries #symptoms #headtrauma #military #suicide #veteransday #jobs #activities #bobsled #willperson #massmurders #nfl #tommylasorda #bigtimewrestling #mentalhealth #rocky #apollocreed #italianstallion #anxiety #pilars #gun #waveskippers #hamstring #ice #heat #acupunture #headaches #migrainines #aneurysyms #fighterpilots #blasts #concussion #whiplash #parachute #parasailing #cannonball #acapulco #mexico #cloudy #clarity #mrmcgee #brain #trauma #drugs #suv #hotel #puzzle #relationship #cars #insomnia #sleeping #steveholcombe #prisons #inmates #space #vertigo #mute #noise #cloudiness #home #medicine #friends #diabetes #commercials #alzheimersdisease #strokes #europe #molecule #joenamath #chiropractor #amusementpark #gocarts #bumpercars
Scott and Crew talk NBA, NFL, WNBA, and Some Non-Sports Topics. #indianapoliscolts #lachargers #jonathantaylor #danieljones #pittsburghsteelers #clevelandbrowns #miketomlin #usctrojans #kingmiller #michiganwolverines #chicagofire #soccer #joemancueto #jerryreinsdorf #chicagowhitesox #billgates #africa #rickpitino #ohiostatebuckeyers #ohiobobcats #jamesmadisonuniversity #liberttuniversity #walmart #tariffs #presidentdonaldtrump #elonmusk #recession #ncaa #mykellrobinson #jalenweaver #stevenvasquez #betting #fresnostate #sanjosestate #indianafever #brazil #espn #caitlinclark #lebronjames #atlantadream #paigebueckers #ncaatournament #stanford #ucla #southcarolina #alijahmartin #fauowls #floridagators #sisterjean #earth #equador #nyjets #justinfields #tomizzo #michiganstate #louisville #aaronglenn #woodyjohnson #aaronrodgers #espys #bretfavre #urbanmeyer #jtbarrett #dwaynehaskins #trevorlawrence #atlanticcoastconference #billbelichick #bigten #reggiebush #zoom #calebwilliams #jimirsay #angelreese #adamsilver #loadmanagement #magicjohnson #joenamath #tigerwoods #michaeljordan #muhammadali #genoauriemma #dennisrodman #peterose #nil #disney #timtebow #michaelpenix #kirkcousins #fans #media
Scott, Will Person, Jennifer, and Candy talk about CTE, Joe Namath, and More. #joenamath #nyjets #nfl #superbowlIII #nhl #neckguards #misdiagnosis #headtrama #cte #brain #willperson #jerrymaguire #showmethemoney #bobsledding #baltimorecolts #donshula #weebeubank #quarterback #vertigo #depression #vibration #sled #gforce #helmet #ice #hansdevice #daleearnhardtsr #autoracing #preventative #hockey #concession #sports #braininjuries #athlete #guardiancaps #alzheimersdisease #suicide #dementia #football #lockerroom #strike #tomcruise #anxiety #bipolarsyndrom#anger #rage #reclusiveness #fibromalgia #drunk #hallucinations #mentalhealth #tanyawest #kaynewest #medications #podcasts
Scott interviews Will Person, a former Olympic Bobsled Team Member talking about CTE. #rubberball #brain #sledding #competition #suicide #collegefootball #pavlejovanovic #cte #princealbert #alwhiting #nhl #chrissimon #death #symptons #memoryloss #hearingissues #headaches #anxiety #paranoia #braindisease #newyorkislanders #headtrauma #adreneline #excitement #exhilerations #concussion #rollercoaster #shoulder #helmet #flesh #ice #noise #camerondiaz #gforce #bobsled #skydiving #crash #writer #covid #teamusa #mentalheralth #nfl #guilt #diabetes #caffeine #dailyplanner #christmas #coffee #nightstand #bed #bedroom #cloudy #redbull #concussion #joenamath #blood #gay #paramedics #scrambledeggs #hardboiledegg #microwave #track #mesi #kevinknox #waterboy #grilledcheesesandwich #turkey #thanksgiving #misdiagnosis #depression #hockey #kennyalbert #edokzley #nhl #detroitredwings #floridapanthers #kill #dimentia #lionking #detroitlions
Scott, Rachel Galvin, and Jacob Christner talk about the Entertainment Industry. #mccauleyculkin #homealone #funhouse #dickvandyke #stephencolbert #nicolekidman #keithurban #cocaine #booze #divorce #jamescameron #movies #disney #jimmykimmel #johnnycarson #malibu #batman #hollywoodwalkoffame #brucewillis #diehard #carrieunderwood #nfl #nbc #sundaynightfootball #davidletterman #joepesci #georgeburns #billbelichick #bettywhite #fountainofyouth #dickvandykeshow #dickvandykemansion #socialmedia #jayleno #nebraska #deerfieldbeachobserver #comedy #jackiegleason #howardstein #storytelling #burtreynolds #tampabaybandits #floridastateseminoles #gunsmoke #hollywood #jacklemon #willienelson #countrymusic #nashville #grandoleopry #acting #americanidol #tobykeith #georgestrait #paulharvey #deionsanders #willieball #business #bots #actors #youtube #commercials #playboy #hollywoodfl #broadway #alzheimersdisease #pasedenaplayhouse #jimmyfalon #political #donaldtrump #bobryan #tomgagedetroit #prowrestling #cesarromero #jacknicholson #hoyyquinn #ladygaga #jokerpart1 #jokerpart2 #miamivice #peterwein #memorycare
Scott talks Entertainment with Actress Rachel Galvin. #subscribe #video #viral #podcast #cirodapagio #tristanrogers #robertscorpio #generalhospital #lukespencer #lauraspencer #anthonygeary #geniefrancis #universityofsouthflorida #deerfieldbeachobserver #detroitfreepress #atlantajournalconstitution #southfloridatribune #coldturkey #digital #jointoperationingagreement #newyorktimes #print #broadcast #observertv #pamelaanderson #jamesearljones #palaceatauburnhills #detroitpistons #lionking #evanderholyfield #miketyson #nbafinals #dorisburke #mikebreen #timlegler #richardjefferson #nba #espn #lungcancer #richardjenkins #guidinglight #onelifetolive #daysofourlives #jimlusk #blogtalkradio #fauathletics #cameraphones #paparazzi #peterwein #independentstreak #debbiereynolds #darthvadar #titanic #singingintherain #elizabethtaylor #liamneeson #clueless #starwars #ghost #animalhouse #brucewillis #universalstudiosca #demimoore #jimcarey #liarliar #mickeyrooney #christopherplummer #diehard #actress #journalist #southbeach #hughhefner #serielkiller #playboy #playboymansion #playboybunny #hockey #howardstern #hooters #cyndilauper #research #philpepe #nydaily #tomlasorda #bobryan #bostonglobe #alzherimersdisease #mikewilbon #tonykornheiser #filmfestivals #shortfilm #jurist #featurefilm #ncis #travel #dallas #jaws #alfredhitchcook #patrickduffy #backtothefuture #chatgpt #festivalofartsbocaratonfl #tomhanks #ronhoward
Scott and Candy talk with Dr Michael Hutchinson about the NeuroGuard+. The system helps jaw position and decrease concussions. #neurogaurd+ #drmichaelhutchinson #jawprotection #sports #athletesbite #jawjoint #strength #endurance #mpouthguard #performance #protection #superbowl59 #neworleans #dentistry #head #neck #neromusculardentristry #grandtraverseresort #thebear #jacknicklaus #detroitlions #traversecitymi #migraines #headaches #swallow #teeth #concussion #muhammadali #skull #notredamefootball #whitehouse #nfl #danielssorenson #kcchiefs #marcusogden #baltimoreravens #golfers #soccer #cheerleading #hockey #tennis #curling #chess #firefighters #policeofficers #construction #lowerjaw #breathing #detroitredwings #bangingteethtogether #lacreosse #donmattingly #miamimarlins #brainstrama #bostonuniversity #concussionmitigation #parkinsonsdisease #alzheimer #insurance #dallusdrake #keithtkuchuk #patverbeck #steveyzerman #boxing #garyplayer
Scott interviews Rachel Galvin, an Actress and Writer. They talk about her career and more. #losangeles #universalstudios #tramtourguide #halloweenh20 #babylon5 #joshhert #jaws #lucilleball #alfredhitchcock #montepython #backtothefuture #powerrangers #ellen #cluelessthetvshow #serialkiller #ourfamilypride #sistersofvengeance #newsanchor #independentfilms #santaclaus #theatrecritic #almostfamous #talentmagazine #voiceovers #basicsofthebiz #animalhouse #burtreynolds #lonnieanderson #jimlusk #wonderwoman #tampabay#raidersofthelostark #bandits #karenallen #duffys #detroitlions #hooters #deerfieldbeachobserver #peterwein
Scott, Jennifer Cobb, and Coach Bono talk about the Impact that Hits to the Head have on Special Teams Players. #teamgatewaytoacure #specialteams #xfl #nfl #equipment #helmets #collisions #football #headinjuries #johnbonamego #puntreturns #kickoffs #jennifercobb #targeting #artificialintelligenceai #rulesexperts #broadcasters #education #tomhouse #tombrady
Scott, Jennifer Lee Cobb, and Mel Farr Jr talk about the Latest Big Name to Land Parkinson's Disease and More. #parkinsonsdisease #barrymelrose #espn #waynegretzky #magicjohnson #hiv #boxing #football #hockey #headtrauma #muhammadali #michaeljfox #waltergretzky #concussion #cheerleading #brain #helmets #gymnastics #connorbedard #independentneurologists
Scott, Jenn Cobb and Mel Farr Jr talk about Aaron Rodgers; will he be able to come back yet this year and who will replace him. #aaronrodgers #newyorkjets #parkinsondisease #stlouisrams #michaeljfox #teamgatewaytoacure #muhammadali #lanaleali #caregivers # traumaticbraininjury #concussions #cheerleading #protectiveheadgear #brain #visualization #tomhouse #biomechanics #drewbrees #macjones #nutrition #zackwilson #robertsaleh
Scott and Jennifer Lee Cobb talk about "The Healthy Planet", Parkinson Disease, and more. #patriotsday #stlouisrams #cheerleaders #gameday #lockerroom #marshallfaulk #kurtwarner #kurtwarner #deionsanders #thehealthyplanet #parkinsonsdisease #momuntum #legacy #outsidethehome #nfl #caregivers #teamgatewaytoacure #mauiwildfires #hospice #deathbed #issiacholt
Scott and Jennifer talk about NFL Pre-Training, Parkinson's Disease, and Scott's New Book. #nflpretraining #parkinsonsdisease #oldschoolmedia #newschoolmedia #stlouisrams #teamgatewaytoacure #caregiver #patrickmahomes #mentalhealth #pschology #netflet #kurtwarner #sportspsychology #athlete #biomechanics #tomhouse #houseofarms
Scott and Jennifer Lee Cobb talk about Parkinsons Disease and Muhammad Ali. #parkinsonsdisease #muhammadali #teamgateway #jenniferleecobb #pickleball #stlouiscardinals #markmcguire #tenacity #oaklandas #als #concussion #brain #boxing #punchoutparkinsons #ymca #youtube #chess #uno #caregiver #neurologicaldisorders
Scott and Buddy talk about his career and his company Zone Motion, which talks about getting in "The Zone". #buddybiancalana #1985kansascityroyals #georgebrett #dickhouser #onitconcepcion #halmcrae #danquisenberry #adamohavino #charleyhoffmanpga #morrislukowichnhl #zonemotion #mattcainsfgiants #mlbrulechanges #1985worldseries #softtissueissues #mickeylolich #claytonkershaw #1968worldseries #donmattingly #yankeestadium
Scott is interviewing Former FAU Baseball Coach Keven Cooney. They talk about his career, FAU Sports, and more. #kevincooney #faubaseball #mickeystorey #deerfieldbeachhighschool #houstonastros #sugarlandspacecowboys #deerfieldbeachobserver #tonyfossas #aaronalbers #brianewhite #howardschnellenberger #bobbyknight #dustymay #tomherman #hooters #ronfraser #jimmorris #chrisfetter #pitchclock #markbirdfidrrych #karlravech #johnmccormack
Scott talks with Coach John Bonamego about his Cancer Survivors Story. #family #radiation #cancer #farrahfawcett #michaeljackson #billymartin #centralmichiganfootball #hpv #umhospital #drmattewspector #ronrivera #meditation #chemotherapy #graduateassistants #drymouth #patriepma #hillsdalecollege #mayoclinic #americancancersociety #cancerremission #johnbonamego
Scott talks with Kevin Anderson, former Athletic Director at University of Maryland and Current Senior Associate Athletic Director at Air Force Academy. They are talking ALL About College Sports. #iraq #afganistan #rogerstaubach #collegesports #army #airforce #faubasketball #universityofmaryland #bigten #howardschnellenberger #johnwooden #bobbyknight #paulskene #deionsanders #edreed #collegefootballplayoff #rosebowl #mikekrzyzewski #dustymay #roywilliamsbasketball
Scott Interviews Jeff Goodman, who is the CEO at Ticket Smarter.com. #rudygobert #covid19 #stubhub #ticketmaster #vfoundation #lebronjames #thedecision #craiglist #taylorswift #rodeos #bulls #heatingpad #nascar #transparancy #nhlplayoffs #nbaplayoffs #soccer #drvpinkstadium #intermiami #pete #mls #scalpers #arizonacototes #kansascityscouts #tmobilecenter
Scott has a One-on-One Conversation with Mr. Pundit Jacob Christner about the Media, the Entertainment Business, and All Things Jacob Christner. #media #radio #cnn #webatlanta #frankreynoldsabc #inheritthewindmovie #getitright #punditspundit #conservative #liberal #mitchelltrubisky #chicagobears #justinfields #sidelinesports #jbellis #basketbros #colincowherd #outsidethelines #60minutes #twentytwentyabc #skipbayless #jemelehill #broadcastnewsmovie #patmcafee
We're talking about the Organization "Where Our Children Play" #whereourchildrenplay #childrensports #childrennutrition #movement #discipline #listening #tombrady #giannisantetokounmpo #milwaukeebucks #winner #failure #losing #support #confidence #movie #future #coaches #resources #needsupport
We're talking about Where Our Children Play, a Non-Profit Organization. We're talking to Joel Franco and Chalane Miller, who are both Running this Organization. #WOCP #whereourchildrenplay #childrennonprofit #physicalcondition #nutrition #mentalhealth #educatepeople #psychology #chesapeakefilms #film #kids #coaching #documentary #soccer #sports #middleschool #highschool #boxing #tommyjohnsurgery #kobebryant #johnsmoltz #tomglavine #suiciderates #despressed
Introducing you to a young man that I met at a Sports Convention that I believe has a great career ahead of him in Sports Media/Broadcasting. This is his story. #jimnantz #bobryan #davegoren #jeffpassen #charlesbarkley #networking #erniejohnson #scottvanpelt #tommylasorda #muhammadali #bobglauber #ianeagle #bobsocci #kennyalbert #nicksaban #docemerick #publicspeaking #eligold #mikekeith #lesleyvissar
Talking about Sports Travel for athletes from pro sports to amateur to youth teams and what amenities are most appealing and more. #sports #travel #hotel #hotelplanner #athletes #competition
Scott, Ron Renzy, and Joe Littman give you important tips how to Protect your Property, starting with knowing your policy before you sign to how to report a claim afterwards if needed.
Scott, Stuart Hack, and Dave Vilhauer promote Dave's book which never gets outdated. A Guide to Sports Parenting Book.
Scott and Kevin Wenke promote his book "The Sallo Strategy For Business Owners". They talk about how you can buy low and sell high and protect your business in the process.
Motor City Mad Mouth Interviews The Young Professor About His Role With The Daytona Tortugas And His Other Ventures.
Scott, Candy, and Steve Balestrieri reflect on many different major news stories from 2020, including the election, social justice, sports, and the pandemic.
Scott, Candy, and Steve Balestrieri pay tribute to Veterans! Steve talks about some of his experiences as a Veteran and we talk about covering sports on Historic Dates.
Scott, Candy, and David Levin discuss What Happens Next in 2020? They discuss many different things that we have been hit with in 2020; from the Pandemic, to Racial Inequality, to Decision 2020.
Scott and Candy discuss MLB Ballparks, Current and Old. We talk about when they opened, how much they cost, and include memories of some of them. We also have a Bucket List of ones we would like to visit.
Scott and Candy talk about the History of the World Series. Everything from when it started, who's never won, who's won the most, memories of series, and some interesting facts/trivia about the Fall Classic.
Scott and Candy talk about Technology in our life today and how it's changed over the years.
Scott and Frank Chaput talk about how important it is to protect yourself and your loved ones. They talk about advancements in security systems and address how the industry is dealing with Covid-19.
Scott and Candy talk about Voting in Presidential Elections and the Importance of Voting.
Scott and Candy dedicate this broadcast to all the Dad's out there, especially our own, We talk about past memories as well.
Candy and Scott dedicate this Broadcast to all the Mom's out there, especially our own. We talk about past memories and reflect on what Mom's mean to us.
Scott, Candy, and Quint Studer talk about Life, Leadership, Communities, and Minor League Baseball.
Scott and Candy talk about some of their past memories and how they shape their current lives.
Scott and Lorenda Phillips talk about Athletes going from Peak to Pits and how Lorenda Saves them from themselves.
Scott and Dave Vilhauer talk about a book which is very relevant now and in the future with the hope that it will change the culture. Dave wrote the book, "The Parent Trapped Within" which is a guide to sports parenting.
Scott, Candy, and Steve Balestrieri talk all things Military. We discuss current situations around the globe. We reflect on the Military, Veterans, and Pat Tillman leaving the NFL for the Military.
Scott and Vijay Shravah talk about a sound investment for the sports fan. We discuss Heavy Load Management, specifically around the NBA. Vijay also discusses his business 'Fansure' and how the company focuses on fantasy sports and gambling.
Scott and Cullen Wright talk about how Advocate Health Advisors are working through Covid-19, which forces them to write more virutal business then face to face. They also talk about how they help Veterans.
Scott and Stuart Hack discuss everything about taxes in 2020 from individual to businesses. From 2019 Tax Deadlines to stimulus to business loans and everything tax related in between.
Scott, Rick Curti, and Mark Littell go into detail about the Covid-19 pandemic and the long-term repercussions of baseball's future. Is Charlotte, North Carolina a possible landing spot for a MLB Franchise Team?
Scott, David Levin, and Mel Farr Jr discuss the Uneasy topic of Racial Tensions that is Dominating the Headlines currently and rightfully so.
Scott and Candy Intoduce the newest show on our network "No Limits". We also talk about Covid-19 and how it has affected life as we know it.
Today on No Limits host John Krull welcomes back two long time producers of No Limits for a final look back. Our guests are Sharon Alseth and Shannon Cagle Dawson.
Today on No Limits host John Krull sits down with Matt Pelsor, host of the new statewide talk show "All IN". The two men talk about the transition and what Hoosiers can expect from the new show.
Today on No Limits host John Krull talks with his former student and current CNN National Political Reporter Eric Bradner.
Today on No Limits we talk to local authors of the new book 'Extra Innings. My Life in Baseball'. Max Schumacher and Mark Montieth join host John Krull in studio.
Today on No Limits we talk about advances in HIV treatment and testing, efforts to address the virus in Indiana and the HIV modernization movement. Our guests are Associate Professor of Sociology at IUPUI Carrie Foote; Alan Witchey, president & CEO, Damien Center; and Tyne Parlett, Housing Program Manager, Damien Center.
Today on No Limits we talk about innovative food access initiatives happening in central Indiana this summer. Our guests are Lauren Day with Indy Go, Shelley Suttles food and policy program coordinator with the City of Indianapolis and Rebecca James with the Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis.
Today on No Limits we talk about agro-tourism in Indiana. Our guests are Indiana Grown Program Manager Heather Tallman, Sarah Shadday from Mallow Run Winery and Indiana Public Broadcasting Business Reporter Samantha Horton.
Today on No Limits we talk about what's new and happening in Indy's art scene. Our guests are WFYI Curious Mix host Jill Ditmire, Pauline Moffat executive director of Indy Fringe and Caitlin Negron co-creator of Indy Convergence.
Today on No Limits we talk to author and journalist Andrew Stoner who leads the new Public Relations Communications Academy in California.
Today on No Limits we talk about plans for the Indianapolis bicentennial celebration. Our guests are Jeff Bennett, deputy mayor of community development, Scarlett Martin who oversees the Mayor's Create Indy initiative and Steve Campbell, VP of Communications for the Colts.
Today on No Limits we talk about diversity and inclusion as it relates to civil rights in the state of Indiana with Doneisha Posey from the Indiana Civil Rights Commission and Tamara Harris, VP of Community Leadership at Central Indiana Community Foundation.
Today on No Limits we talk about immigrant and refugee mental health in partnership with Side Effects Public Media. Our guests are Kizito Kalima Founder/Executive Director of the Peace Center for Forgiveness & Reconciliation, Dr. Adam Paarlberg with Franciscan Health and Chelsea Davey, with Exodus Refugee Immigration.
Today on No Limits we talk about rising rates of youth using e-cigarettes and electronic vaping devices. This discussion is in partnership with Side Effect Public Media. Our guests are Shirley Dubois with Howard County Tobacco Free, IU School of Medicine Dr. Leslie Hulvershorn and reporter Leigh DeNoon.
Today on No Limits we'll talk the growing and evolving world of E-sports in Indiana. Our guests will be Indiana Public Broadcasting's Lauren Chapman, Senior Director of Esports Operations Cody Parrent and teacher John Robertson.
On today's No Limits we'll be talking to students and leadership at the Indianapolis International School where 100 percent of graduating students will be going to college. Our guests will be Elizabeth Head, ISI Head of School, students Chuanqi Wang and Teadora Nitu. Listen today at 1 p.m. on 90.1 WFYI.
Today on No Limits, ahead of Bike to Work day, we talk about efforts to make Indy more bike friendly through programs like Complete Streets. Our guests are Kim Irwin, executive director of Health By Design, Damon Richards with Bike Indianapolis and Scott Manning with INDOT.
Today on No Limits we discuss a diabetes program that aims to drive down high rates of the disease in specific communities in Indianapolis. Our guests are Dr. Lisa Staten, an associate professor Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI, Patrice Duckett a community organizer, Tiffany Benjamin is a senior director at and Eskenazi nurse Alisha Jessup.
Today on No Limits we discuss UniGov, which is marking 50 years, and how the move helped shape and change Indianapolis. Our guests are Director of the Institute of Civic Leadership and Mayoral Archives at UIndy Ted Franz, Former Indiana Lt. Governor and business leader John Mutz and IUPUI Professor of Political Science Bill Bloomquist.
Today on No Limits we talk about the LGBTQ+ youth rejection and homelessness ahead of the opening of a new home for these young people in Indianapolis. Our guests are Jenni White, Trinity Haven's founding executive director, Chris Paulsen, executive director of Indiana Youth Group and Trinity Haven board members Sara Alrajabi and Leigh Ann Hirschman.
Today on No Limits we talk about environmental toxin concerns and efforts to address it in Franklin, Indiana. Our guests are Kari Rhinehart and Stacie Davidson from grassroots group If It Was Your Child, Director of Land Cleanup and Waste Management Program Evaluations, Tina Lovingood and Project Manager Jill Trynosky both with the EPA Office of Inspector General, and Indiana Public Broadcasting Environmental Reporter Rebecca Thiele.
Today on No Limits we honor the life and legacy of Senator Richard Lugar. We have a number of guests joining the program to remember the statesman including Congressman Lee Hamilton, former Indianapolis mayor Steve Goldsmith, author Dan Wakefield and Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers.
Today on No Limits we talk about the NRA convention that is back in Indianapolis this weekend and the related gun violence opposition. Our guests are IU Maurer School of Law Professor Jody Madeira, Director of Guns Down America Igor Volsky and Moms Demand Action and Every Town volunteer Rachel Guglielmo.
Today on No Limits we talk about the hate crime legislation that came out of the Statehouse this session. Our guests are Indiana Chamber of Commerce President Kevin Brinegar and United Way of Central Indiana VP of Public Policy Mindi Goodpaster.
Today on No Limits Indiana Senator Todd Young joins John Krull in studio to talk about numerous issues before Congress.
Today on No Limits we talk about new efforts from the Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities and ongoing work from the group. Our guests are Christine Dahlberg, executive director of the Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities and Richard Propes, Governor's Council spokesperson.
Today on No Limits, in honor of National Library Week, we talk about the changing landscape and culture of libraries to better assist immigrants. Our guests are Indy Library's Director of Public Services John Helling, Immigrant Outreach Specialist Jessica Moore and Graham Melendez from the Immigrant Welcome Center.
Today on No Limits we talk about different ways agencies, sports organizations and other groups are focusing on sleep wellness and support. This topic is in partnership with Side Effects Public Media. Our guests are Side Effects reporter Araceli Gomez-Aldana, Indianapolis Fire Department Captain Chris Moran and Indianapolis Metro Police Department Sergeant Aaron Snyder.
Today's No Limits will focuses on Slaughterhouse-Five, the classic novel written by Kurt Vonnegut and published 50 years ago this spring. Host John Krull talks with Julia Whitehead of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library, historian Douglas Brinkley and Dr. Mark Vonnegut, the author's son.
In honor of National Poetry month we talk to a few of Indiana's poets. Our guests are Devon Ginn, Norbert Krapf, Wendy Vergoz and Manon Voice.
Today's No Limits show highlights the challenges and successes of promoting women in music in central Indiana. Our guests are Nicole O'Neal, musician, board member of Girls Rock Indy and co-organizer of the Woo Grl Fest, Michelle Marti, board president of Girls Rock! Indy and WFYI's Melissa Davis, producer of Small Studio Sessions.
John Krull speaks with economist and CEO of TIAA, Roger Ferguson, about retirement, savings and the state of the U.S. economy.
Today on No Limits we talk about the Indiana Campus Compact, ICC, an organization that works to engage college students beyond campus. Our guests are ICC Executive Director J.R. Jamison, ICC Director of Communications Liza Donovan Blomquist and Ally Nickerson, University of Indianapolis student.
Today on No Limits we talk about community revitalization and how places around Indiana are tackling the issue. Our guests are authors Jim and Deb Fallows, Keira Amstutz from Indiana Humanities and Molly Martin from New America Indianapolis.
Today on No Limits we honor and remember the life of Indiana Senator Birch Bayh who passed away today at the age of 91.
Today on No Limits we discuss Indiana's hemp industry as lawmakers consider a number of measures to advance the crop in the state. Our guests are Hoosier farmer Mark Boyer, Justin Swanson with Bose Public Affairs Group and Indiana Public Broadcasting Business Reporter Samantha Horton.
Today on No Limits we talk about potholes and infrastructure challenges in the central Indiana area and what's being done to keep roads drivable. Our guests are Indianapolis Department of Public Works Director Dan Parker, INDOT Commissioner Joe McGuinness and Indianapolis City County Councilor Jared Evans.
Today on No Limits we talk about the proposed stadium plans for the Indy Eleven soccer team. Our guests are Indy Eleven owner Ersal Ozdemir, Indy Eleven CEO Greg Stremlaw and IUPUI Director of Sports Innovation Institute David Pierce.
Today on No Limits we talk about what's happening at the Indiana Statehouse as legislation crosses over from the Senate to the House and vice versa. Our guests are Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith, Niki Kelly from the Journal Gazette and Dan Carden with the Times of Northwest Indiana.
Today on No Limits we discuss how societal events like the trial of Emmett Till have influenced and shaped the work of authors Dan Wakefield and Phil Gulley. Both writers are guests on today's show as well as author Nathan Day Wilson with the Christian Theological Seminary.
Today's No Limits was broadcast live from Franklin College. Host John Krull talks to Partners in Health founders Paul Farmer and Todd McCormack.
Today on No Limits we talk about gun culture and mythology and how that may play into today's gun laws and perceptions. Our guests are Pierre Atlas from Marian University and Timothy Knight from Martin University.
Today on No Limits we talk about housing challenging and inequalities in greater Indianapolis. Our guests are Chris Purnell, executive director Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic, Jim Morris, president and CEO Indy Habitat for Humanity and Amy Nelson, executive director Fair Housing Center.
Today on No Limits we talk about the changing landscape of newspapers in Indiana. Our guests are journalist Mary Beth Schneider and IU School of Media Dean James Shanahan.
Today on No Limits we talk about property neglect and vacancy that has crime in one Indy community following collaborative reporting between WFYI and The Indy Star. Our guests are IMPD Officer Nathan Shell, Indy Star reporters Ryan Martin and James Briggs and Ten Point Coalition leader Leroy Smith.
Show host John Krull and guests talk about the proposed cigarette tax increase being considered by Indiana lawmakers. Show guests are Bryan Hannon with the American Cancer Society's Cancer Action Network, Fairbanks School of Public Health Dean Paul Halverson and Indiana Minority Health Coalition's Tony Gillespie.
Today on No Limits we talk about IUPUI's 50 years in Indy, it's impact and influence. Our guests are Amy Warner, Vice Chancellor for Engagement, Vernon Williams, Communications & Community Engagement Strategist and Jeannie Sager, Director of Philanthropy, IU Health Foundation.
This No Limits is a conversation between John Krull and Dr. Aaron Carroll. IU Health's Dr. Carroll is an author and the host of The Healthcare Triage Podcast.
Today on No Limits we discuss the restaurant program Devour Indy, it's history, it's charity and how it's helped grow Indy's food scene. Our guests are Elise Shrock, Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association, Kathy Osborn, Faegre Baker Daniels and Chris Clifford with Huse Culinary.
Today on No Limits we talk about the shutdown and it's impact in Indiana. Our guests are Air Traffic Controller spokesman Marc Schneider, Emily Weikert Bryant with Feeding Indiana's Hungry and Rep. Jim Banks.
Today on No Limits we talk about recycling programs in central Indiana. Our guests are Indiana Recycling Coalition Executive Director Allyson Mitchell, Gregg Kessling with Recycle Force and Greenwood Mayor Mark Myer.
Today on No Limits we talk about efforts to increase teacher pay in Indiana. Our guests are Teresa Meredith with the Indiana State Teachers Association, Rachel Hathaway from Teach Plus and Dr. Butts Superintendent of Wayne Township schools.
Today on No Limits we talk about opportunities to stay active and have fun in Indianapolis area parks. Our guests are Indy Parks Director Linda Broadfood, Garfield Parks Arts Center manager Kavita Mahoney and Dylan Allison with Fort Harrison State Park.
Today on No Limits we discuss the importance of recovery stories in partnership with Side Effects Public Media. Our guests are Kelsey Phillips, firefighter Brandon Dreiman and Brandon George director of Indiana Addiction Issues Coalition.
Today on No Limits we discuss how Indianapolis Metro Police Department is evolving officer recruitment, staffing and the changes that come with that. Our guests are Deputy Chief Valerie Cunningham and Lt. Ida Williams of the Recruiting Unit.
This episode of No Limits is a recorded conversation with author Ray Boomhower about his new book Indiana Originals.
Today on No Limits we talk about environmental stewardship ahead of a new documentary that explores the issue. Our guests are Facilities Manager & Zero Waste Achiever at Piazza Produce Scott Lutocka, Carol Johnston professor at Christian Theological Seminary and Jim Poyser with Earth Charter Indiana.
Today on No Limits we talk about small shopping trends in Indiana as more people explore gift options outside of big box stores and malls. Our guests are Brittany Smith from Yelp and Amanda Taflinger owner of Homespun.
Today on No Limits we talk about car buying trends. Our guests are automotive writer Casey Williams and Marty Murphy with the Indiana Automotive Dealers Association.
Today on No Limits we have our annual movie review and preview. Our guests are WFYI's Matt Socey, Ed Johnson-Ott from NUVO, and Indiana film journalist Chris Lloyd.
On this No Limits we talk about school changes in central Indiana following a report from SAVI. Our guests are research analysts Matt Nowlin, Kelly Davila and WFYI education reporter Eric Weddle.
Today on No Limits we talk about Indiana's higher rates of infant and maternal mortality in partnership with Side Effects Public Media. Our guests are Donetta Gee-Weiler with Community Health, Dr. Camueal Wright with CareSource and journalist Giles Bruce.
Today on No Limits we talk about kindness initiatives with IPS students following a recent challenge. Our guests are be Shari Thomas, Harshman Middle School Teacher, 9th grade student Daysia Ingram, 8th grader Joshelle Humphrey and 8th grader Justus Wagoner.
Today on No Limits we talk about the challenges and successes of healthy food access and giving in Indiana. Our guests are John Elliot, president and CEO of Gleaners Food Bank, Emily Weikert Bryant, executive director Feeding Indiana's Hungry and John Witaker, executive director Midwest Food Bank.
Today on No Limits we discuss the roots of Indiana's music scene with a special emphasis on jazz. Our guests are host of WFYI's own Cultural Manifesto, Kyle Long, WFIU host David Brent Johnson, and musician Rob Dixon.
Today on No Limits we talk about consent and sex education trends in Indiana in partnership with Side Effects Public Media. Our guests are Tonja Egan with Life Smart Youth, Zoe Petterson with the Kinsey Institute and Reporter Lauren Bavis.
Today on No Limits we're talking about hate crime legislation in Indiana. State lawmakers have considered proposals for the past few years but have failed to pass a law. Our guests will be State Senator Greg Taylor, Government Director for Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations David Sklar and IPB Statehouse Reporter Brandon Smith.
Today on No Limits we talk about the annual Spirit and Place Festival with an emphasis on events related the to Jewish community. Our guests are be Lindsey Mintz, Executive Director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, Cantor Aviva Marer, Cantor at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation and Aaron Welcher, Communications Coordinator at JCRC.
Today on No Limits we break from elections coverage to talk about an Indiana faith based family sports program that is celebrating 50 years. Our guests are Steve Carr, current First Baptist Athletics Director, Commissioner Stacy Lozer and George Robinson.
Today on No Limits we talk to candidates running for Indiana Secretary of State. Democrat Jim Harper and Libertarian Mark Rutherford talk about the issues they support ahead of election day.
On this edition of No Limits John Krull broadcast live from WNIN in Evansville to talk about their WWI project and history of the war in the area. Guests were Nancy Hastings author of "A Tragedy of the Great War", Stan Schmidt Vanderburgh County Historian and VP of Radio at WNIN Steve Burger.
Today on No Limits we talk about school referendums and how they work, there are two on the ballots in central Indiana, including IPS. Our guests are IPS Superintendent Dr. Lewis Ferebee, Denny Costerison with the Indiana Association of School Business Officials and Tamara Ogle with Purdue University.
Today on No Limits we talk to Indiana Schools Superintendent Jennifer McCormick who recently announced she will not be seeking another term when hers is up. The discussion focuses on a number of issues related to schools in Indiana.
Today on No Limits, the second episode focused on voting. We discuss ways to get voters engaged and to the polls. Our guests are John Zody, Chair of the Indiana Democratic Party and Linda Hanson, with the League of Women Voters in Muncie.
Today on No Limits we talk to women involved in the second annual Women IN Energy conference to engage more women in the industry. Our guests are Kelly Snyder, co-founder of the conference and a Senior Origination Manager for EDP Renewables, Ashleigh Moore a Membership Services Analyst with MISO and Erin Borissov a Partner with Parr Richey.
Today on No Limits we talk about the book Frankenstein. Indiana Humanities has been leading an engagement effort around the book to explore how it still resonates today. Our guests are Megan Telligman, Indiana Humanities' Frankenstein Program Manager Author Victor LaValle and Susan Davis from the Indianapolis Public Library.
Today on No Limits we discuss teen dating violence following a new IPS proposal and domestic violence awareness. Our guests are Domestic Violence Network Director Lindsay Hill Stawick, Maria de Leon, member of the DVN Youth Network and Flora Jones, Director of Student Support Services and Alternative Education at IPS.
Today on No Limits we'll talk about the push to end Alzheimer's ahead of an annual walk. We'll discuss the cost and impact of the disease locally and the work happening in Indiana. Our guests will be Sarah Bradley with the Walk to End Alzheimer's, Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association Greater Indiana Natalie Sutton and Dr. Mary Guerriero Austrom.
On this episode of No Limits we'll talk to activist and Nelson Mandela's stepdaughter Josina Machel. She is in Indianapolis for an appearance for SOHO. The discussion will touch on gender-based and domestic violence.
Today on No Limits we talk about a new effort to reduce violence in Indianapolis neighborhoods through peacekeepers. Our guests are Shonna Majors, Director of Community Violence Reduction, Robert Fry, Community Resource Coordinator (Peacemaker) and James Wilson, Community Resource Coordinator (Peacemaker).
Today on No Limits in partnership with Side Effects Public Media we talk about the increased risk of cancer facing firefighters and efforts to address that. Joining host John Krull are Tom Hanify, firefighters union of Indiana president, Kevan Crawley, Health and Safety Chief with Indianapolis Fire Department and Indianapolis Firefighters Union President Hank Harris.
Today on No Limits we discuss a new training program that more Indiana organizations are embracing called Undoing Racism. Our guests are Child Advocates Executive Director Cindy Booth, Pamela Ross, VP of Opportunity, Equity and Inclusion from CICF and Freedom Kolb Special Projects Manager for Hamilton Southeastern Schools.
Today on No Limits we talk about voter engagement in Indiana. What are organizations, government and candidates doing to get people to the polls. Our guests are political expert Andy Downs, GOP chair Kyle Hupfer, Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson and Patsy Hoyer with the League of Women Voters.
Today on No Limits we talk to the winners of the 2018 Indiana Authors Award, Deborah E. Kennedy, Elizabeth Klehfoth and Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi.
Today on No Limits we talk about Indiana's state parks, trails and hiking. This comes after Governor Eric Holcomb announced an investment to increase and connect trails. Our guests are Tara Wolf from the DNR Division of Communications, Amy Marisavljevic from Outdoor Rec. and DNR's Ginger Murphy.
Today on No Limits we talk about efforts to connect companies with the right talent. Our guests are Jason Kloth, President and CEO, Ascend Indiana, Jean Putnam, Executive Vice President, Chief Nursing Office, Community Health Network, Rob Manuel, President, University of Indianapolis.
Today on No Limits we discuss a recent push to support Indy's cultural districts. Our guests are Scarlett Martin, Indianapolis administrator of community and economic development, Chris Gahl, VP of marketing with Visit Indy and Indy Chamber President and CEO Michael Huber.
Today on No Limits we talk about the Indiana wine industry. Our guests are Purdue Extension Wine Specialist Katie Barnett, food and wine expert Jolene Ketzenberger and Kahn's Wine owner Jim Arnold.
Today's No Limits we discuss teen suicide in Indiana. The state has some of the highest numbers related to youth suicide and recent policies aim to address this. Our guests are Tami Silverman from the Indiana Youth Institute, Public Policy Director from the Marion County Commission on Youth Mindi Goodpastor and Matt Davis from American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Today on No Limits we highlight a successful re-entry program in Indianapolis. Recycle Force is in the spotlight after a recent federal study. Our guests are Recycle Force President Gregg Keesling and employee Robert Smith.
Today on No Limits we talk about what the annual Indiana Conference for Women will highlight including a special honor for one Hoosier woman. Our guests are Bille Dragoo, founder and CEO of RepuCare and Marie Davis, executive director of the conference.
No Limits' host and guests explore a new podcast series from Side Effects Public Media called the 'Work Around'. Our guests are reporters Jake Harper WFYI, Bram Sable-Smith KBIA and Sarah Fentem St. Louis Public Radio.
No Limits host John Krull talks with guests about efforts to increase Pre-K opportunities in Indiana. Guests joining the show are: Jeff Harris with Early Learning Indiana, Ashley Thomas works with Stand with Children and Pastor Clarence Moore who was involved in a Pre-K research project.
No Limit's host John Krull talks with Indianapolis business and community leader Mickey Maurer ahead of the release of a documentary about him.
No Limits host Juhn Krull and guests discuss Indianapolis neighborhood changes during recent decades. The show's guests are: Matt Nowlin from the IUPUI Polis Center, artist and food justice coordinator Matt Davis and Chris Pryor with Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors.
This episode of No Limits with John Krull is a conversation about so-called "dog whistle" politics. This show's guests are IU Political Science Professor Marjorie Hershey, Rev. Shaunda Gladden of St. Paul AME and Rev. Linda McCrae of Central Christian Church.
This was a pre-recorded episode of No Limits, it wasn't broadcast live. John talks with members of the writing group Sisters In Crime and about an upcoming show. Our guests are Michael Dabney, president of the Speed City Sisters in Crime chapter, Diana Catt, membership chairperson and Deborah Asante, director of the play, Deadbeat, who also runs the Asante Children's Theater.
Talking about efforts to improve the White River. The White River Vision Plan is a partnership that aims to open accessibility to the waterway. Joining John Krull as guests are Emily Mack, Director, Indianapolis Dept of Metropolitan Development, Brenda Myers, President/CEO, Hamilton County Tourism Inc. and Rhiannon Sinclair, Agency Landscape + Planning.
No Limits host Jon Krull talks with Author Andrea Neal about her new book, "Pence, The Path to Power", The inside story as told by Pence's closest confidants-and his harshest critics.
rising cost of prescription drugs including insulin following some reporting done by Side Effects Public Media. We talk about the pricing structure and the impact of high costs. this episodes guests are: Fran Quigley, coordinator of People of Faith for Access to Medicines (PFAM), Elizabeth Rowley of T1International, and Axios Health Care reporter Bob Herman.
The two billion dollar Dig Indy project to divert sewer overflow from Indianapolis waterways is underway and led by Citizens Energy. Our guests to discuss the project are John Trypus, Director of Underground Engineering & Construction, and Nick Maynard, Construction Specialist.
On this episode of No Limits we talk about guardianship. What is happening in Indiana to support those who can not represent themselves? Our guests are Kristen LaEace, CEO Indiana Ass. of Area Agencies on Aging, Melissa Keyes, legal director Indiana Disability Rights and Rebecca Pryor, with WINGS Indiana Adult Guardianship.
A discussion about diversity in the workplace. What efforts are working in central Indiana and where do we need to grow? Our guests are Ezell Mars from the Diversity Roundtable, Patsy Hoyer from The League of Women Voters and Dan Ward, Intake Coordinator for Indiana Disability Rights.
No Limits host John Krull talks with Indiana authors Randy and Roxanne Mills about their book detailing the story of an Indiana soldier who was in Vietnam.
On this edition of No Limits we talk about pet overpopulation and what's being done to curb the problem. Our guests are Katie Trennepohl, Deputy Director of Indianapolis Animal Care Services, Jen Hancock, executive director of FACE low-cost clinic, Kirsten VantWoud, COO Indy Humane.
On this episdoe of No Limits we talk about the state of bicycling in central Indiana, what's been accomplished in recent years and what work still needs to be done. Our guests are Connie Szabo Schmucker, advocacy director Bicycle Garage Indy, Joshua Tharp, Pacers Bikeshare Manager and Damon Richards, executive director of Bike Indianapolis.
Today on No Limits we continue the discussion about the opioid crisis in Indiana, focusing on a device called the Bridge that is supposed to help people entering treatment. Our guests are Side Effects reporter Jake Harper who recently investigated the device, IU Maurer School of Law Professor Jody Lynee Madeira and IU School of Medicine Dr. Andrew Chambers.
On this eiditon of No Limits we look at some Indianapolis areas that are facing poverty at growing rates and the impact. Our guests are Indy Chamber Chief Policy Officer Mark Fisher, IBJ Reporter Hayleigh Colombo and Gina Fears, Martindale-Brightwood engagement director.
This time on No Limits we talk about school safety efforts. We' here what the state and districts are doing to make sure students are safe. Our guests are Adam Baker with the Department of Education (DOE), The DOE School Safety Director David Woodward, Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) Mental Health and School Counseling Coordinator Brooke Lawson and HSE Assistant Principal Ryan Taylor.
On this episode of No Limits a discussion of child care challenges, especially during the summer. We cover the topics of care quality, camp options and safety as it relates to child care. Our guests will be Crystal Givens, Sarah Reynolds from Early Learning Indiana and Nicole Norvell from the FSSA office, Indiana director Early Childhood.
A discussion about the impact of urban heating on this edition of No Limits hosted by Jon Krull. We discuss the health implications, how youth in Indianapolis are becoming more involved and efforts to mitigate high temperatures in a city core. Our guests are Gabriel Filippelli, IUPUI professor of earth sciences, Jim Poyser executive director Earth Charter Indiana and Andrea Webster with the Environmental Resilience Institute.
Today on No Limits we'll discuss LGBT history in Indianapolis, we'll look back at a number of movements that are rooted here. Our guests include Dan Shockley from the Indiana Historical Society, Rebecca Shrum from IUPUI and Leah Nahmias with Indiana Humanities.
On this episode of No Limits we'll talk about changing social programs to include work requirements. Indiana has done this with HIP 2.0 and there have been other federal pushes in recent months. Our guests include Jessica Fraser Director Indiana Institute for Working Families, Rev Shaunda Gladden and Cyla Dyer community organizer.
On this episode of No Limits we discuss summer food insecurity. When school is out some Hoosier children will miss out on meals. We talk about the problems and programs available to help. Our guests are Adam Baker from the Indiana Department of Education, DOE nutrition specialist Tina Skinner, and Feeding Indiana's Hungry Executive Director Emily Weikert Bryant.
On this episode of No Limits, a discussion about access to a opioid overdose reversal drug called naloxone. Indiana pharmacies are allowed to distribute the medicine but it can still be difficult to get. Our guests will be Dr. Jon Agley with the Indiana Prevention Resource Center, Justin Phillips Overdose Lifeline and Kelly Williams clinical pharmacy specialist Eskenazi Health.
On this No Limits we will talk about women in motorsports. Females are increasing involved in the technology side of the sport (especially in INDYCAR!) and we'll discuss the effort to engage more women. Our guests will be Cara Adams, chief engineer with Firestone, IUPUI Associate Dean Terri Talbert-Hatch and motorsports student Lizzie Todd.
With the Great American Read in full swing, on this No Limits with John Krull we discuss how libraries around the area use programs like this and others to instill a passion and lifelong love for reading. As well as what libraries are doing to keep patrons engaged. Our guests are Indy Library Director of Public Services John Telling, Carmel Librarian Christy Walker and Kokomo librarian Lisa Fipps.
On this episode of No Limits we talk with Aleta Hodge about her book "Indiana Avenue" that profiles the jazz movement in Indiana.
On this episode of No Limits we discuss the future of transit in central Indiana, with the Red Line receiving federal funding approval we talk about how that will advance the larger picture of regional transportation in the area. Our guests are Bryan Luellen from Indy Go, Brian Payne , president and CEO of the Central Indiana Community Foundation and Casey Stockamp, current chair of the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority.
This No Limits show focuses on mental health access in Indiana, the shortage of providers and options, and what's being done to address the issue. Our guests are Executive Director of NAMI Barbara Moser, Kevin Moore, Director of FSSA's Division of Mental Health and Addiction and Jagdish Khubchandani, a health science professor at Ball State who co-authored a study on the shortage of providers in rural Indiana
A conversation with former Indiana Senator Richard Lugar. He will join us from the NPR studios in Washington DC on Election Day to discuss his work and highlight an upcoming WFYI documentary about him. Join the conversation today at 1pm on 90.1 WFYI.
No Limits focus on a program in Indianapolis that aims to connect young people with summer jobs and how that effort works to reduce violence. Our guests will be Indianapolis Deputy Mayor David Hampton, Employ Indy's Marie Mackintosh and Indy Parks Director Linda Broadfoot. Join the conversation today at 1pm on 90.1 WFYI.
This episode of No Limits explores a number of art therapy programs in the central Indiana area and the impact of having these types of programs in different health care settings. Joining the show as guests: Nanette George, Activity Therapist, Eskenazi Health Midtown Community Mental Health, Cassie Dobbs, one of the two art therapists at Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health and Amy Granger, graduate research assistant in Herron's Art Therapy program.
Joining the show is Dan Wakefield. Dan is a best-selling author, journalist and screenwriter, and joins the show to talk about his past works and present projects.
Today we're talking with people on the front lines of green building initiatives in Indianapolis to hear about what is happening and what is changing? Our guests are Dan Overbey, Director of Sustainability from Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf, Dave Forsell from Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. and Karen Haley, executive director Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick.
A discussion of progress and setbacks in the effort to push back poverty in Indiana, this show comes ahead of the annual Faith and Action Conference. Our guests include Lindsey Rabinowitch, Faith & Action Project, Jim Humphrey, Goodwill and Nancy Silvers-Rogers, Eastern Star Church.
On this eiditon of No Limits, in light of walkouts around the country, we discuss what teachers in Indiana need and how they are becoming more active and engaged. Our guests include teachers Ronni Moore, Nick Brewer and ISTA President Teresa Meredith.
On this episode of Thursday's No Limits, we discuss what a community's response is and should be to gun violence. Our guests include the Rev. Charles Harrison of the 10 Point Coalition, Jack Pratt and Steve Dunlop.
Using nutritious, healthy food as way to create overall healthier Hoosier lives is a growing movement. Today on No Limits, we'll talk with and listen to some of the players in the 'food as medicine' movement and what programs are in place and on the horizon. We're joined by Dr. Lisa Harris of Eskenazi Health, Nick Fenning of Meals On Wheels, and reporter Leigh DeNoon who is working on a documentary about this topic.
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy's famous speech in Indianapolis that evening. Today on No Limits, we'll explore the meaning of that moment in Indiana's and America's history. We're joined by State Rep. Gregory Porter; former Indiana Supreme Court Justice Ted Boehm, who volunteered on Robert Kennedy's campaign; and Rev. Thomas Brown, a retired pastor of Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church.
On No Limits, we talk with and listen to some of Indiana's finest poets as they talk about and read from their work.
Host Jon Krull is joined by filmmaker Ted Green, publisher Peggy Tierney, and Holocaust survivor Eva Kor to discuss the new WFYI and Ted Green documentary film, "Eva". Eva is a survivor of Auschwitz, and of inhuman experiments by notorious Nazi doctor Josef Mengele. Eva Kor has emerged as a leading global figure in the fight to keep the lessons of the Holocaust alive, delivering a message at once controversial and immensely powerful: A message of forgiveness.
Host Jon Krull has a discussion with author and Indiana native A'Leila Bundles about her great-grandmother Madam C.J. Walker, the Harlem Renaissance and hidden themes of American history. Please tune in at 1 p.m. on 90.1, WFYI, public radio.
This show will highlight the disability community. We will talk with people involved in local and statewide work to promote inclusion, mentoring, health and employment opportunities for people with disabilities in Indiana. Our guests are Christine Dahlberg, Executive Director of Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities , Emily Munson is a Governor's Council spokesperson and John Barth from Managed Health Services.
We spend the hour talking to the Indy Star journalists involved in the investigative reporting on USA Gynmastics that led to Larry Nassar's conviction on numerous charges of sexual assault. Our guests are Indy Star Journalists Tim Evans, Mark Alesia, Marisa Kwiatkowski, and Barbara Shoup of the Indiana Writers Center.
Today on No Limits, we'll discuss the #Me Too movement as more women speak out about sexual harassment and unwanted advancements. We'll touch on the idea of moving from tolerance to respect, appropriate touch and how the movement impacts different communities. We're joined by Dr. Felicity Kelcourse from the Christian Theological Seminary Counseling Center and Lisa Meece a professional cuddler from Indy will be in studio. We're also joined via phone by Jessica Benjamin, NY author and psychologist who will be in town tomorrow to give a speech on this topic.
On this episode of No Limits talking about student activism and its impact on the conversation surrounding gun violence in America. This conversation is anticipation of the national student walkout on Wednesday, March 14. Our guests are student activist Brandon Warren, Tim Nation of the Peace Learning Center, and Jane Henegar with the ACLU of Indiana.
Today our topic is water and charity. We'll discuss the changing the face of charity particularly as it relates to the global clean water crisis and how philanthropy is changing for a new generation of people who give locally and globally. We're joined by Scott Harrison, founder and CEO of charity: water, and Water for Good CEO Rich Klopp.
Today's No Limits will be a conversation about the impact of Mr. Rogers work as it relates to early education, community and neighborhood and the power of television programming. The shows guests are: Dr. Gary Edgerton, Director of Media and Entertainment at Butler, Cameron Radford, Indianapolis Director of Community Outreach and Amy Helton with Early Learning Indiana.
Today we're talking about the Indiana Authors Award, which is celebrating 10 years, and for which the public submission period recently began. No Limits will take a look back at the award program and its impact. We'll also talk to one of the authors being honored. Our guests are Caity Withers with the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation, Elaine Drew who served as Indiana Authors Award researcher and author James Thom who is receiving a lifetime achievement award.
Ahead of the Oscars this weekend, John Krull will focus on the state of movies in Indiana. What successes has the state had in film? What efforts are there to increase the industry in Indiana? What is holding us back from making more films here and what successes are we seeing? Guests are Craig Mince from Indy Film Fest, Teresa Sabatine with Film Indy and John Armstrong of Pigasus Pictures.
Former US Congressman Lee Hamilton will join John Krull from the WFIU studios in Bloomington to talk about his life and work.
This week No Limits will continue a discussion about the opioid epidemic and the impact on minorities following a Side Effects program last week. This show will focus on the many challenges and complexities of the opioid epidemic and how it may be impacting different communities in different ways. We'll touch on harm reduction, mental health help, stigma and medicated assisted treatment. Today's guests include, Carl Ellison, president of the Indiana Minority Health Coalition, Stan DeKemper a community advocate and addiction expert with Mental Health America Indiana and Joselyn Whitticker a community leader from Marion, IN.
A project to rebuild the north split in downtown Indianapolis was announced by INDOT last year. The plans caused concern for a number of local residents and businesses and a coalition formed to urge other options. John Krull will talk to those closest to the project to hear why it's badly needed and the process and also why members of the coalition are not happy with the plans the way they are. Joining the show as guests: Andy Dietrich with INDOT and engineer Seth Schickel. Marsh Davis with Indiana Landmarks and Kevin Osburn a local architect that lives in the neighborhood will also join the show.
Today's No Limits will be a discussion about how race, place, design and history intersect to influence urban cores and what this looks like in Indianapolis. The guests on this show are: Ronda Henry Anthony and Paul Mullins professors at the IUPUI School of Liberal Arts, they will both be presenting at an upcoming Taylor Symposium on the topic. Also joining us is Brad Beaubian, Long range planner for Indianapolis.
Today on No Limits John Krull will talk to political reporters from around the state as the legislative session marks the halfway point. They'll take a look at what bills will be crossing over and what any new legislation might mean for Hoosiers. Guests include Brandon Smith from Indiana Public Broadcasting. Janet Williams with the Statehouse File and Dan Carden with the Northwest Times.
Today on No Limits the topic is the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA which is tied up in immigration reform talks ahead of a government funding deadline this week. John will chat with a local immigration attorney and a former DACA recipient to explain what the program has meant for young people in Indy and what reform might look like moving forward.
Today, John Krull talks with some of those close to a controversial zoning issue in Carmel. A group of Muslims living in Hamilton County proposed a new mosque at a site in a residential suburb. Residents oppose the project, citing traffic and property value concerns. Mosque organizers have met the objections with scaled back building plans and say the site is ideal for their worship needs. Both parties made their case at a recent well-attended city council meeting (http://bit.ly/2DNkHvP), and a decision could come this month. Our guests will be Adam Aasen, a reporter in Carmel, Ron Carter, a Carmel Councilman, Juvaria Khan, an attorney with Muslim Advocates and Wafa Safi a teacher.
Author, speaker and religion professor Dr. David Carlson joins John Krull to discuss his new book, a mystery novel, as well as a recent non-fiction book that focuses on interfaith dialogue and religious extremism.
The contentious federal government shutdown may have come to an end, but now what? Today, live from the NPR Studios in Washington, D.C., No Limits features former Indiana reporters Eric Bradner of CNN and Tom LoBianco of the Associated Press.
Today on No Limits, we'll talk about the controversy surrounding logging and other forestry management techniques - in Yellowwood State Forest and statewide. Our guests will be Jack Seifert, State Forester with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (prerecorded interview); Dr. Leslie Bishop, science advisor for the Indiana Forest Alliance; and Dr. Gabriel Filippelli, IUPUI Professor of Earth Sciences. As always, we do our best to make sure all points of view are heard.
Taking stock of the larger political scene as we look out over the coming year. Our bi-partisan panel includes Republican Peter Rusthoven and Democrat David Orentlicher, both veterans of the show. Rusthoven is a partner at an Indianapolis law office. He has a multi-dimensional practice and his business experience ranges from manufacturing to publishing to healthcare. Orentlicher is currently a Professor at UNLV. He is recognized for his expertise in health and constitutional law and was also an Indiana State Representative.
Charges of overburdened caseworkers have surrounded Indiana's Department of Child Services for years, but criticism reached a new level when the director of DCS resigned less than a month ago. Mary Beth Bonaventura's letter to the governor about the state's failure to meet the needs of its most vulnerable children made national headlines and certainly has the attention of Indiana legislators. Today on No Limits, our guests to discuss what needs to happen at DCS are Juvenile Court Judge Marilyn Moores; Sharon Pierce, President and CEO of The Villages; Sen. Tim Lanane, D - Anderson; Sen. Erin Houchin, R - Salem; and Rep. Ed Delaney, D - Indianapolis.
As age and culture demographics shift in the United States, studies show that the way Americans approach charitable giving is changing, too. Today on No Limits we look at the growing trend of Giving Circles. What is a Giving Circle and how does it work to provide support for philanthropies? Our guests are Karen Holly, Vice President of the board of directors for Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis; Sara Pugh, a new member of Impact 100 and director of external affairs for Volunteers of America of Indiana; and Jenna Spurrier, a founding member of Impact 100 and current board member.
Today on No Limits, what is Civic Health, and how do Hoosiers fare when we take a close look at their civic engagement? Measuring everything from voter turnout to participation in community groups to how often families eat dinner together, the Indiana Civic Health Index reveals Indiana residents excel - and where there's room for change. Our guests are retired Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randall Shepard, Indiana Bar Foundation Executive Director Charles Dunlap, and Jeff Coates of the National Conference on Citizenship.
Looking for a great movie to catch during the holiday hubub? Our merry band of film reviewers visits No Limits once again to share their thoughts on current films and those that came before. How do your 2017 favorites stack up against those of Matthew Socey of Film Soceyology, Christopher Lloyd of The Film Yap, and Ed Johnson-Ott of NUVO? Plus, a peek into the films of 2018...
Are neighborhoods and gathering spots different today than they used to be? Today on No Limits we'll talk about placemaking efforts, specifically a statewide program designed to provide matching grant funds for projects that bring people into connection with one another. From beautification projects to community kitchens and everything in between, ideas are unlimited. Our guests are Carmen Lethig, Placemaking Manager, Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA); Veronica Watson, Director of Indiana Operations, Patronicity; and Joanna Taft, Executive Director, Harrison Center.
No Limits talks with members of WFYI's Side Effects Public Media team, reporters and producers invested in great journalism about public health issues impacting Hoosiers. From the opioid crisis to the health of Indiana's new babies, Side Effects reports bring both the human side and an understanding of public policy to listeners. Our guests are managing editor Carmel Wroth; reporter/producers Jake Harper, Sarah Fentem, and Emily Forman.
The news cycle on accusations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior among the high-powered, the celebrated and the elected continues unabated. What's next? Will the #metoo movement change anything for those who don't work for someone notable? And who's being left out of the conversation? Today on No Limits, our guests are Rima Shahid, Executive Director of Women4Change Indiana; Tracy Horth Krueger, Executive Director of the Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault; Deborah Daniels, Krieg DeVault's Managing Partner, also former U.S. Attorney and U.S. Assistant Attorney General; and Kit Malone, Transgender Education and Advocacy Coordinator for the ACLU of Indiana.
Indianapolis gained international focus in 2016 when presidential candidate Donald Trump began using workers at the Carrier and Rexnord manufacturing plants as examples in his discussions about American workers. Fast forward to one year later - where are those workers now and in a state that's so heavily reliant on advanced manufacturing, what does the future workforce look like? Today on No Limits, we're joined by Emily Wornell, researcher assistant professor at Ball State's Center for Business and Economic Research, and Brandyn Ferguson of Endress + Hauser and Aspire Johnson County.
Knowing when to keep something and when to let go of it can be just as hard for cities as it is for people. Today on No Limits, a preview of the new WFYI documentary "The Past in The Present," the story of historic preservation in Indianapolis. David Baker of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission joins Bill Brown, Commission President, to talk about how the city's views on its architectural and cultural history have changed.
How is it that everyday stresses can come to crack the best of personalities, yet others sail through troubled waters with the calm of a swan? Different cultures have different answers, and just in time for the holidays, No Limits features those behind the locally-produced documentary Finding Hygge. Guests Rocky Walls, Producer/Director; Braden Worrell, Associate Director; Grant Michael, Associate Producer tell us what the Danes know about contentment.
Today No Limits partners once again with Side Effects Public Media for conversation on an issue on the rise in many Indiana counties: syringe exchange programs. Are the programs good for overall public health, or do they promote drug use? Is the answer somewhere in between? Today our guests are Side Effects reporter/producer Sarah Fentem; Dr. Carrie Lawrence of the Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention; Chris Abert of Indiana Recovery Alliance; and Stephenie Grimes of the Madison County Health Department.
Tuesday, November 28, 2017 is now known as "Giving Tuesday," a day to make charitable contributions in the wake of the spending excesses of Black Friday weekend. Today on No Limits, learn how giving has changed for Americans, what that means to agencies that depend on those funds, and how to teach children to be good givers. Our guests are Dr. Amir Pasic, Dean of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at IU; Dr. Mark Ottoni-Wilhelm, also of the Lilly School; and Penny Lee, Chief Fundraising Officer for United Way of Central Indiana.
"Eat Drink Indiana Radio's" Jolene Ketzenberger is back in the studio with host John Krull, and she's bringing along Chef Steve Oakley of Oakley's Bistro. Chef Steve is also the winner of "Beat Bobby Flay!" Did someone say shrimp corn dog? Share you food questions and memories as you psyche yourself up for Thanksgiving!
Calls for quality leadership are nothing new in Indianapolis and around the state, but one organization has made cultivating those skills its mission for decades. Today on No Limits, we check in with the Center for Leadership Development at its 40th anniversary. CLD president Dennis Bland and CLD alum Kelvin Wade discuss the successes and struggles of the mission of fostering the advancement of minority youth in Central Indiana.
Today on No Limits our guest is Jane Mayer, longtime staff writer for The New Yorker, whose recent piece on Vice President Mike Pence as a potential president garnered attention from both sides of the aisle, both coasts of the country, and of course, here in his home state of Indiana.
Today on No Limits, the trend of adaptive reuse in Indianapolis. What are the best ways to not only mix the new with the old, but to repurpose longtime structures into new uses? How do developers and users work to hit the buttons that make projects inclusive instead of restrictive? Recently the Riley Area Development Corporation reopened one of Indy's oldest industrial buildings to micromanufacturing, called North Mass. Our guests will be RADC Executive Director Eric Strickland and Amy Minnick Peterson, the owner of the home decor shop Decorate on Massachusetts Avenue.
No Limits, previews the Spirit and Place event on 11/8/2017 called "Speaking Truth to Power." What speech is protected and just how protected is it? Our guests are Jane Henegar, Executive Director ACLU-IN; and Tatjana Byrd, spoken word artist and activist.
Indianapolis continues to lose teens to gun violence and into the prison system for committing violent crimes. No Limits looks at the causes and potential solutions to preventing these heartbreaking losses. Our guests in this important discussion are Derris Ross, founder of The Ross Foundation and a community organizer with IndyCAN; Tony Lamont, from the Youth Media Institute; and Major Lorenzo Lewis, Director of Youth Programs for IMPD.
No Limits delves into the correlation between mass incarceration and its affects on the health of children with reporting from the team at Side Effects Public Media. Our guests will be Shoshanna Spector, Executive Director of IndyCAN; Rachel Halleck, Senior Director of Behavioral Health Services at Volunteers of America; Angela Tomlin, Phd, Associate Professor at IU School of Medicine, and Montez Williams, a young ex-offender directly impacted by these stresses.
At a time when international conflicts and international politics grab headlines, sometimes it might be prudent to look back through history. Today on No Limits, host John Krull is joined by IU McKinney Law student Puruda Kothari and Richard Shevitz of the Cohen and Malad law firm to discuss the upcoming symposium, "Holocaust and Remembrance: Social Justice in Today's World." Where do crimes against humanity begin and, more importantly, how can they be prevented?
The face of American farming is changing, and as a longtime agricultural state, Indiana shows this very clearly. On this episode of No Limits, a preview of the new documentary film premiering in Indianapolis this week, Farmers for America, and a look at those who are becoming food providers. Our guests for the discussion are filmmaker Graham Meriwether; Sherri Dugger, journalist, small farmer and representative for the Indiana Farmers Union; and Tyler Gough, the Indy Urban Acres ( of Indy Parks) farm manager.
2017 marks the 500th anniversary of The Reformation, which changed Christianity and its culture forever. Following up on a new Pew Research report, we talk faith - and good works - with our guests: Father Rick Ginther, current pastor at Our Lady of Lourdes, Indianapolis;Rev. Nathan Wilson, communications director for the Christian Theological Seminary; and returning guest Robert Saler, the executive director of CTS's Center for Pastoral Excellence.
The differences between urban and rural life in Indiana aren't just cultural, they're also economic and educational. They can also be very wide. In this episode, No Limits is joined by Indiana University McKinney Law and State Govt Fellows Kinjal Dave and Christina Fisher. They've taken a deep dive on state government's role in bridging the urban/rural divide and will share what it could mean to Indiana's future.
From an entrepreneurial pitch competition to networking to the always-anticipated keynote speech, the events of the annual Indiana Conference for Women draws attendees from around the Midwest. On this episode of No Limits, conference co-founders Billie Dragoo and Deborah Collins Stephens talk about what's new for the popular event this year, the diversity of guest speakers, and yes, Diane Keaton.
Ten days after the mass shooting of Las Vegas concert goers by gunman Stephen Paddock, investigators are still trying to determine his motivation. Meanwhile the intricacies of gun control and the over-arching question of gun access in America are again hot topics of conversation. Today on No Limits, join our conversation with Indiana legislator Jim Lucas, R - Seymour; Indiana University Professor Jody Madeira of the Maurer School of Law; and Pierre Atlas, professor of political science at Marian University.
In America, we would never consider a 9- or 10-year-old a "head of household," but it' not unrealistic in Swaziland where HIV/AIDS claims many adults and children are left to raise themselves. In this edition of No Limits, find out how you can help as we connect with Indianapolis-based Saving Orphans through Healthcare and Outreach (SOHO). The work that starts here may enlighten and surprise you. Our guests are SOHO Founder and CEO Cynthia Prime; internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman; and Dr. Dawn Batson, who is piloting an intervention program with steel drums in Indianapolis.
You may have heard of a RE-enactment, but what about a PRE-enactment? This weekend a live theater event called PreEnactIndy will take place over three city blocks on the Indianapolis near Northside. The collaborative production will envision what the performance area along 16th Street could be like one day. Today on No Limits, our guests are Joanna Taft, executive director of the Harrison Center for the Arts & producer of PreEnactIndy; Bonnie Mill, artistic director at the The Sapphire Theatre Co. & director of PreEnactIndy; and Ron Lovett, a neighbor in the Monon 16 neighborhood.
In the 21st century, libraries work harder than ever to stay relevant to their communities, and the Indianapolis Public Library is no exception. Today on No Limits we'll learn more about the Library's new Center for Black Literature and Culture as well as how the Central Library's 100th anniversary will be celebrated. Our guests are Mike Williams, Central Library Manager and a 35 year Indy Library employee; Nichelle Hayes, Special Collections Librarian who's overseeing the establishment of the Center for Black Literature and Culture; and Pat Payne, member of The Indianapolis Public Library Board of Trustees.
No Limits, in partnership with Side Effects Public Media, discusses mental health assessments for judicial proceedings. What happens when a doctor fails to perform the duties on which the judicial system and the person before the court rely? Public media reporter Steve Burger joins us to discuss his reporting of just such a case, in which the elements involving the doctor are the ones stretching belief. Other experts include former Chief Justice Randall Shepard and Dr. George Parker of the IU Department of Psychiatry.
Today on No Limits, we take a deep look at the Moving Forward program. Initially designed to strategically alleviate the cost burdens of housing and transportation for low-income residents while simultaneously incorporating energy efficiency, Moving Forward now has the potential to help break the generational poverty cycle for many Hoosier families. Our guests are Paul Mitchell of Energy Systems Network; Gary Hobbs of BWI; and Jake Sipe of the Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority.
New York Times best-selling author Mark Tabb on his newest book, Convicted: A Crooked Cop, an Innocent Man, and an Unlikely Journey of Forgiveness and Friendship. Tabb, of central Indiana, brings another true story reflecting headlines. "It deals with the racial divide that runs between predominantly white police departments and the black community, with a little of the corrupting influence of the war on drugs upon those who fight it."
Today on No Limits, our guest is author and native Hoosier Andrew E. Stoner on his newest book, Campaign Crossroads: Presidential Politics in Indiana, from Lincoln to Obama. Stoner writes on everything from true crime to true entertainment to true politics. He is currently a professor of public relations at California State University at Sacramento.
When contention, anger and sorrow begin to hold sway, how far can a little forgiveness go to provide relief? What if the hurt is not directed outwardly but inside? Today on No Limits, our guests talk forgiveness, in anticipation of the new Walk The Talk speakers event. Our guests are Steve Ross, founder of this TED-type seriesl Matt Bays, an Indianapolis life coach and musician, and author of the book "Finding God in The Ruins;" and Dr. Tuesday Tate, an Indianapolis-based speaker, coach, consultant and minister.
The new highly anticipated Ken Burns/Lynn Novick documentary film on the Vietnam War is the backdrop for an upcoming event to honor our Vietnam veterans. Today on No Limits, we'll learn more about the concert by the famedTexas Tenors coming to Indianapolis next week, as well as talk about a war that that still raises conflicting feelings among many Americans. Our guests are Ron Sukenick, currently the Vice President of the local chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America; and IPBS Marketing & Event Coordinator Barbara Duke Sams.
Our friends at Spirit and Place are set to launch Powerful Conversations on Race, a monthly community discussion series bringing together diverse citizens to talk in a safe, judgement-free space. Starting in September on the second Sunday of the month for 12 months, facilitators will guide the conversation with a goal towards getting participants to think about how race affects their city, neighbors and everyday life on a regular basis. Our guests today are Pam Hinkle, S&P's executive director, and LaShawnda Crowe Storm, director of community engagement, and Jeff Howell, a facilitator for the Powerful Conversations on Race series.
Today on No Limits, we take another look at the immigration situation, looking forward to the Immigration Welcome Center's annual fundraiser next week entitled, "Who Owns the American Dream?" This is particularly pertinent in light of news that Texas officials have decided not to pursue illegals who may literally be seeing higher ground after Hurricane Harvey, President Trump's controversial pardon of former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and renewed discussion of who will pay for "the wall."
On this episode our guests will be Shellye Suttles, Food Policy & Program Coordinator for the Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety; Sharrona Moore, founder, Lawrence Community Gardens; and from Eskenazi Health - Dr. Dawn Haut, MD, CEO of Eskenazi Health Center, by phone. Eskenazi's Health Center Pecar location features a community garden and the Crooked Creek Food Pantry.
No longer the Naptown of yesteryear, Indianapolis is gaining lots of positive attention, from innovation, to sports, to food. But how does Indy really stack up against cities of comparable size across the United States? How do Indiana's largest cities align with each other? Today on No Limits, Troy Riggs, former IMPD Chief and now vice president at the Sagamore Institute, joins us to discuss the new Public Good Index, which takes a deep dive into these questions and more. Looking at poverty, education, jobs, taxes, and a host of other factors, the Index shows where Indiana is winning - and where it's not.
New research by local cancer experts is getting national attention. The team from Community Health has found that cancer patients and their doctors may not want to jump right into a process called Next Generation Sequencing. This may seem counterintuitive, but today's No Limits guest, Dr. Sumeet Bhatia, says it may be the right plan for many patients, especially when it comes to the use, benefits and cost of NGS.
The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation is once again honoring Hoosier authors with the Indiana Authors Award. Today on No Limits, a lively conversation with "middle grade fiction" author and Indianapolis native, John David Anderson and IPLF development officer, Caity Withers. Anderson is one of six recipients in 2017, winner in the category of Genre Excellence. His books for ages 8-12 include "Ms. Bixby's Last Day" and "Standard Hero Behavior".
There are concerted efforts taking place all over Marion County this summer to shift the current balance away from crime and toward community. If you were faced with an escalating conflict, would you know how to resolve it peacefully? Our guests will be from two of the recipients, Sharvonne Williams of the Martin Luther King Community Center, and Jennifer Darby of Indiana Black Expo which began a powerful media program to support their "I Am Your Brother/I Am Your Sister" conflict resolution campaign.
No Limits broadcasted live from the Indiana State Fair! We hope you had a chance to stop by the show if Thursday was your "fair" day. Joining the show were: Randy Kron, President, Indiana Farm Bureau; Stephanie DeCamp, Director of Education, Indiana State Fair Commission; and Cindy Hoye, Executive Director of the Indiana State Fair Commission. We talked about why the fair continues to be relevant to Hoosiers, and (of course!) this year's theme: The Wonderful World of Food.
Indiana is one of only five states that does not have hate crime laws in effect, but August will mark the first-ever Indiana Response to Hate Conference. The Bureau of Justice estimates two-thirds of hate crimes go unreported, encompassing incidents from racism to denying the rights of those with disabilities. Our guests to discuss the upcoming conference are Amy Nelson, Executive Director of Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana; Rima Khan Shahid of the Muslim Alliance of Indiana; and Amber O'Haver, with the Indiana Statewide Independent Living Council.
Life after high school isn't what it used to be. These days many high school students feel like they're faced with tough choices in terms of debt, their educations and future job opportunities. Today on No Limits, Dr. Vince Bertram of Indianapolis-based Project Lead The Way talks about his new book, "Dream Differently: Candid Advice for America's Students."
The opioid epidemic affects Hoosier families across all socioeconomic, ethnic and education lines - even reaching unborn babies. In conjunction with coverage by Side Effects Public Media, we'll take a closer look at the challenges addicted moms-to-be face, as well as programs to help them and their newborns. Our guests are Dr. Tara Benjamin, IU Health; Dr. Pat Clements, IU Health; and Laura Hollowell, Assistant Director of Clinical Services for Volunteers of America and its Fresh Start Recovery Program.
Indiana is now known for its wide variety of PreK-12 educational choices, but that affects educators as well as students and their families. Today on No Limits our guests will be Dr. Milton Chen, author of the best-selling book Education Nation and senior fellow at Edutopia (following his directorship of the George Lucas Education Foundation), and and Dr. Shawntel Landry, the new president of the American College of Educators, based in Indianapolis. Dr. Chen is the keynote speaker at this Saturday's graduation of 2,200 teacher from ACE at the Palladium in Carmel.
The future of the Nickel Plate Railroad in central Indiana is caught up in politics and sentiment, litigation and prospects. Should the rails remain in place, be replaced with trails, or a combination of both? With the Indiana State Fair, a popular destination for rail riders in years past, right around the corner, these questions are more pertinent than ever. Our guests today on No Limits will be John McNichols of the Indiana Transportation Museum, Mike Corbett of Hamilton County Business Magazine, and Kyle Kinnett of Bullseye Event Group.
Renowned author/consultant on racial and social justice Robin DiAngelo joins No Limits today in advance of her seminar this weekend in Indianapolis. She explores questions of race and particularly what it means to be white in America during times of continuing racial inequality. She'll be joined by Reverend Anastassia Zinke of All Souls Unitarian Church, which is hosting the open seminar Saturday, July 22, 2017.
Hoosier author Deborah Kennedy joins us to talk about her new novel, Tornado Weather, officially released this week. If you've been looking for a modern-day reflection of Indiana, Tornado Weather, about the case of a missing child and all the ripples it causes in the fictional community of Colliersville, could be your next summer read.
With questions about the sanctity of the American voting process flying, voter registration data sharing between states may be more important than ever. Indianapolis just hosted a gathering of Secretaries of State in which voter information was a hot topic. What this means for voting, today on No Limits, with guests John Fortier, director of the Bipartisan Policy Center's Democracy Project and Vermont Secretary of State James Condos.
Homelessness experts believe thousands of young people in the Indianapolis metro area have no real homes, but how many thousands? The Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention is focusing on youth as a priority population when it starts its Summer Youth Count in just a few days. Along with the count, CHIP will be holding several events geared to connect with homeless young people, from art to stand-up comedy. Our guests are Alan Witchey, executive director, CHIP; Myranda Warden, director of programs and training, Indiana Youth Group (IYG); and Eric Howard, Founder and CEO of Outreach.
Ready to extend your Independence Day festivities? Learn about Indy Parks' weekend bash, "Pack the Parks," and how to show your love of Indianapolis through the new "It's My City" initiative this Saturday. Upload a video of yourself practicing your best "Hudnut Hook" and become a social media sensation while keeping Indy clean. With 210 great parks, there's no limit to the fun. Our guests are Indy Parks and Rec Director Linda Broadfoot, City of Indianapolis Director of Sustainability Katie Robinson, and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful President Dave Forsell.
The smoking rate in Indianapolis is nearly twice that of some of the healthiest cities in the nation, but is access to retail tobacco part of the problem? A new report reveals critical information on smoking in the Indianapolis metro area, and we'll have the latest on today's show. Our guests are Karen Frederickson Comer, Director of Collaborative Research and Health Geoinformatics at the Polis Center; Claire Fiddian-Green, Pres/CEO Fairbanks Foundation; and Dr. Virginia Caine, Director of the Marion County Public Health Department.
Our guest today is Ira Jaffee, the CEO of the JCC Indianapolis, retiring after 33 years at the helm. Hear about the changes he's seen in Indianapolis' Jewish community and the community at large, from a place known for bringing diverse views together. He'll also share information from a new survey - the first in about 80 years - that helps determine not only the size of the Jewish population in the metro area, but its changing needs.
This weekend Tamika Catchings, one of Indianapolis' most beloved athletes, will see her #24 jersey retired. Her life in Indy now includes not only a continuing career in professional basketball and as head of her foundation, but also as a new businesswoman. Today on No Limits, hear from Tamika what's keeping her busy and how the Fall Creek Business Collective will be welcoming her to the neighborhood this weekend. Our guests are Tea's Me Cafe manager Joi DeFrantz; Aaron Rambo, Taproom Manager of the new Mashcraft on Delaware location; and Steven Meyer, Exec Dir of King Park Development Corporation.
Indiana State Police Sgt. John Perrine is raising the bar when it comes to using social media to get important - and fun - messages out to the masses. Today on No Limits, we talk about Sgt. Perrine's viral video revealing the crazy safety device in your car, the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, and why his Twitter emoji game is so strong.
Brose McVey, a man whose name is well-known in Indiana business and politics, is taking on another critical issue with a personal connection. McVey is looking for those passionate about helping young people struggling with mental health and addiction-related challenges through his Ben's Ranch Foundation. Named for McVey's son who lost his own battle with addiction, learn how the foundation goes in a different direction than the usual residential community model.
From the telethon to save the Pacers to a gutsy new system of government and more, the chance for time travel is just around the corner for Hoosier history buffs. We'll check out the upcoming Naptown Get Down '70s Bar Crawl, checking out the forces that began changing the capital city from India-no-place to the live/work/fun destination it is today. Our guests are Ted Frantz, University of Indianapolis' Institute for Civic Leadership and Mayoral Archives; Leah Nahmias, Indiana Humanities; and Dan Shockley, Indiana Historical Society.
NPR will broadcast live coverage of the testimony of former FBI Director James Comey before the US Senate Intelligence Committee. No Limits analyzes the testimony following NPR's coverage when it ends at 1:00 P.M. or thereafter, until 2:00 P.M. Our guests will be David Orentlicher, physician, attorney, and Constitutional Law professor; and Peter Rusthoven, partner at Barnes & Thornburg Indianapolis, as well as a former US Senate candidate and former associate counsel to the president, 1981-85.
Are you a secret - or maybe not-so-secret - fan of true crime? Today on No Limits, we'll talk about the upcoming inaugural Crime Con true crime convention opening in Indianapolis this weekend. Our guests are Christine Mannina, IMPD officer and former homicide detective who now runs the department's program to teach middle and high schoolers about law enforcement; and Kevin Balfe, with convention organizer Red Seat Ventures.
Poverty rates in Indianapolis exceed the national averages, especially when it comes to children. We look at a program encouraging solutions, and providing some of the financing to make them happen - the Faith & Action Project. Our guests are Jay Geshay, advisory board member, Faith & Action Project, Leah Gunning-Francis, vice president of academic affairs at Christian Theological Seminary, and Lindsey Rabinowitch, project director, Faith & Action Project.
Today we are kicking off No Limits' coordinated conversations with the ongoing Side Effects reporting on health coverage, especially as it pertains to low-income Hoosiers. Our guests for this show are Mark Fairchild, Director of Public Policy for Covering Kids and Families, and physician/attorney/former state representative David Orentlicher.
Indianapolis is gearing up for the biggest weekend of the year, with celebrations surrounding both the 101st running of the Indianapolis 500, and Memorial Day. But the agencies charged with promoting the Circle City to the rest of the world aren't just thinking of out-of-town guests. They want Hoosiers to know about the wide array of activity choices throughout the long weekend. Our guests on No Limits will be Chris Gahl, Senior Vice President of Visit Indy, and Bob Schultz, Vice President of Downtown Indy.
In the wake of the November general election, a non-partisan group of women formed to create change in the representation of Hoosier women across not only the political spectrum, but in other areas as well. We'll talk with the founders of Women4Change Indiana, Rabbi Sandy Sasso and Jennifer Nelson Williams to learn what prompted them to lead this new movement and what the hopes of its members are moving forward.
This weekend Indianapolis will host the annual convention of the Thomas Wolfe Society, which honors the life and works of the early 20th century American author. The Crossroads of America is where Wolfe arrived on the Southwestern Limited on his way to Purdue University to deliver his 1938 "Writing and Living" lecture. Today on No Limits, we'll discuss Wolfe, the loss of so-called "forgotten writers," and fans who don't forget after all. Our guests will be Mark Canada, PhD, English Professor at IU Kokomo and president of the Thomas Wolfe Society, along with convention speaker and renowned autobiographer A. Scott Berg.
Indiana has lagged behind most other states when it comes to providing any type of state-funded preschool. A five-county pilot program that provides funding for children of low income families to attend quality Pre-K has seen such an overwhelming demand for enrollment that supporters say it's time for the state to move to a full fledged program. This year, the legislature made some changes. Hear from experts: Christina Hage, VP of Public Policy for United Way of Central Indiana; Mike O'Connor, Senior Director, State Government Affairs, Eli Lilly & Company; and Ted Maple, President and CEO of Early Learning Indiana.
May is Foster Care Month, and today on No Limits we look at the challenges of finding care for some of Indiana's most vulnerable children. What does it take to become a foster parent in Indiana? What systems are in place to remove roadblocks to matching children with good homes? Our guests are Katy Quay, a Foster Care Consultant for the Indiana Department of Child Services, who is also a foster parent and adoptive mother; Guenevere Kalal, director of Damar Foster Care Services; and LaRhea Langdon, a licensed foster parent.
Graduation season is here, and whether a student is graduating from high school or college, chances are good that student debt is a looming part of the future. What should students and their families know ahead of time when it comes to keeping future student debt under control? Our guests have some insightful answers to that question. We're joined by Joe Wood, President and CEO of INvestEd and Bill Wozniak, Director of Marketing for INvestEd, as well as Peter Dunn, also known as Pete the Planner, a co-creator of Smart Money U.
2017 is, by mayoral declaration, the Year of Vonnegut in Indianapolis. Today on No Limits, how Kurt Vonnegut's childhood home became this year's Decorators' Show House, open to tours right now. We'll also hear from one of the residents of the home and what sort of surprises were in store. Plus an important update on the status of the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, after plans to move to a new location were halted. Our guests are Kathleen House of the St. Margaret's Hospital Guild, Julia Whitehead of the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, and Vaughn Hickman.
Talking about what is often seen as the two enemies of historic preservation: time and money. Indiana Landmarks just awarded the Cook Cup for Historic Preservation this past weekend, while also releasing its annual list of the 10 Most Endangered places. Plus, the iconic German church of German Church Road was thought to be saved - but now faces a Thursday deadline to beat the wrecking ball. Our guests are Marsh Davis, President of Indiana Landmarks; Sarah Halter, executive director of the Indiana Medical History Museum, a previous 10 Most Endangered site, and a champion of old Fire Station 18, on the new list; and April Fisher, Cumberland town manager, to talk about the German church.
This weekend Reverend Baskerville-Burroughs will be ordained as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis, the Episcopal Church in central and southern Indiana. Baskerville-Burrows is the first black woman in the Episcopal Church's history elected to lead a diocese.
Legislative wrap-up - we'll debrief with John Ketzenberger of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Insitute, Shaina Cavazos of Chalkbeat Indiana, and Rachel Hoffmeyer of thestatehousefile.com.
Today on No Limits, the new Indy Food Drop initiative. What happens to perfectly edible food if it can't be delivered stores and restaurants? Often it's simply trashed. Now, a new plan is designed to make it easy for those carrying the foodstuffs to deliver it where it's needed most. Our guests are Kate Howe from Indy Hunger Network, Jennifer Vigran from Second Helpings, and John Whitaker from Midwest Food Bank.
Hoosier history is rich with pioneers in the STEM fields - Science Technology Engineering and Math - and the future is ripe with potential. Today on No Limits, we learn more about the new campaign by Indiana Humanities to celebrate STEM in Indian with the new Quantum Leap initiative. Filled with opportunities from intimate dinner conversations to tours to author meet-and-greets, guests Keira Amstutz of Indiana Humanities and Suzanne Wasson of Dow AgroSciences show how the humanities and the sciences are inextricably linked in Indiana.
Today on No Limits we focus on the topic of the mental health of military veterans with Dr. Roger Brooke of Duquesne University and Dr. Felicity Kelcourse of Christian Theological Seminary.
For the first half hour, discussing the proposed cigarette tax. Show guests are Monique French of the American Lung Association's "Raise It for Health" campaign and Rep. Ed Clere, R - New Alabany. The second half hour focuses on solar net metering, specifically rolling back the credits of homeowners and others with solar to near-wholesale rates rather than the current retail credit they currently enjoy. Guests are Jesse Kharbanda of the Hoosier Environmental Council and Mark Maassel of the Indiana Energy Association (by phone).
April 4, 2017 marked the 49th anniversary of Robert Kennedy's powerful speech to an Indianapolis crowd on the assassination of Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As of April 2017, major plans are underway for the memorial park for the 50th anniversary of the speech. Joining the show as guests will be Amy DiStaulo, Executive Director, Kennedy King Memorial Initiative (KKMI); Billie Breaux, Marion Co Auditor and former Indiana State Senator; and Jim Trulock. Billie and Jim attended Kennedy's speech.
To kick off National Poetry Month, No Limits visits with five Hoosier poets. Chris Forhan, Rachel Sahaidachny, Kyle D. Craig, John, Natalie Solmer, Callista Buchen read their own pieces, offer insights into the sources of their works, and answer the big question - why poetry? From inspirations personal to universal, you may recognize yourself in the poems these Hoosiers share with everyone.
A conversation with beloved Hoosier authors James Alexander Thom and his wife Dark Rain, famous for their works of historical fiction. Books such as "Follow the River" and "Warrior Woman" have earned them accolades and fans, while they continue to live quietly in a rural Indiana cabin. Learn how the research process changed them personally, how the books changed their lives, and what it was like to engage another famous Hoosier author, Kurt Vonnegut, in dinner conversation.
This show is the bookend to the September 22, 2016 show done at the beginning of the project. We look ahead to the wrap-up symposium in April and the new Big Brain Sculptures that were installed on the Butler campus in April 2017. Guests: Dr. Ena Shelley, Dean of the Butler College of Education; Bob Postlethwait, Butler trustee and former president of Lilly's Neuroscience Product Group
A visit with author Thomas Frank. Frank will be giving a presentation about his new book, "Listen, Liberal!" at the United Steel Workers 1999 Thursday evening, March 23, 2017.
We revisit producer Gary Harrison's documentary "Over, Under, Gone" (which premiered fall 2016). "There's a killer in our streams and rivers. It hides within the falling waters on the downstream side of a dam. Thousands of these "low head" dams are scattered across our country, and while the name implies low hazard/low impact, nothing could be further from the truth." Guests are Manuela Johnson, CEM, Administrator State Disaster Relief Fund, Indiana Department of Homeland Security; Kenneth Smith, with Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Water; and Lt. Col. Terry Hyndman, Indiana Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division. All are members of the Indiana Silver Jackets Low Head Dams Initiative Team.
The New Harmony Project's Evening with Playwright Robert Schenkken at the IRT. Ed Fry of the NHP will join us for the first half hour in-studio; at 1:30, Schenkkan himself will join the conversation by Skype.
Indianapolis Symphonic Choir 80th Anniversary/Music in Our Schools with IPS - Guests: Terion Cooper, IPS music teacher; Andrew Black: CICF Senior Community Investment officer; Michael Pettry, Executive Director of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. The anniversary concert is March 17, 2017.
Protection for student journalists, looking at Indiana House Bill 1130, which provides protections from censorship for student journalists, both at the high school and (state public) collegiate levels. Guests: Diana Hadley, Executive Director, Indiana High School Press Association (located at Franklin College); Mike Klopfenstein (adviser at Southport High School) and Southport HS student journalist Andrew Tapp.
Transgender issues, at the federal and state levels. Guests are Ken and Krizstina Inskeep, actively engaged on behalf of their transgender child, and Chris Paulsen, Freedom Indiana.
A discussion with the Holcomb administration's newly-appointed Executive Director for Drug Prevention, Treatment and Enforcement, Jim McClelland. Governor Holcomb created the position, which works to coordinate the efforts of several state agencies, to address the rising tide of opioid addiction in Indiana. McClelland previously spent over 41 years leading Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana.
What would leadership in the United States look like with a two-person, two-party Executive system - two Presidents? Constitutional scholar and professor David Orentlicher, also a former Indiana elected representative, takes a look at what such a system could do to resolve modern political conundrums at the highest levels of government.
Preview of Monday's critical vote by the Indianapolis City-County Council on funding a transit plan.
The 40th Anniversary of the Tony Kiritsis hostage incident that captured national headlines and changed live news coverage. Guests are documentary producers Alan Berry and Mark Enochs, in-studio; long-time Indianapolis anchorman Tom Cochrun and former WTTV/WISH TV photographer Jack Parker, remotely.
RightFit is an 18-week pilot program at 4 schools. RightFit provides tutoring, nutritional education, exercise, dinner and transportation home for students at these schools. Being done with the presence of Public Safety in the schools - Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Indianapolis Fire Department, Emergency Medical Services, Indiana State Police, IPS Police, and the Indiana National Guard are all participating. Guests: Cal Burleson, VP Indianapolis Indians; John Lyter, Executive Director of RightFit and Red Cross President & CEO for 20 years.
Talking about the new Walk the Talk Speaker Series, a local TEDtalk-inspired events designed to be both uplifting and actionable. Guests: Steve Ross and Richard Brendan, organizers.
Discussing the case for immigration restrictions and its effects on security with guests: Peter Beering, security expert; Troy Riggs, Sagamore Institute & former Indianapolis Public Safety Director/Police Chief.
Discussion of the Indy Healthy Food Access Challenge & Kickoff with guests: Stephanie Fernhaber - Lead on the Challenge, and Associate Professor of Social Entrepreneurship at Butler University; Shellye Suttles - Food Policy & Program Coordinator from the Office of Public Health and Safety for the City of Indianapolis; Pamela Napier - Lead Design Strategist for CommunityINNOVATE and Cofounder of Collabo Creative.
This No Limits focuses on the immigration ban put in place by the Trump administration this past weekend. Joining the show as guests are: Cole Varga, Exodus Refugee Immigration; Elizabeth Cullen Dunn, Associate Professor of Geography and International Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington; Rachel Van Tyle, immigration attorney with Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic.
Indiana residents have many questions when it comes to understanding the healthcare landscape, and concerns about what will happen with their healthcare under a new federal administration. Today on No Limits our guests are Steve Smitherman, the executive director of CareSource in Indiana, and Mark Fairchild, director of public policy for Covering Kids and Families of Indiana.
Discussing women's marches/rallies and the future of activism with guests: Keith Potts, organizer/emcee for The Women's March on Washington: Indianapolis Sister-Rally; Dr. Erin Albert, award-winning entrepreneur, writer, health outcomes pharmacist, attorney, coach, podcaster, founder of two companies, author and more; Jennifer Maher, director of undergraduate studies and clinical associate professor of gender studies at IU Bloomington.
The Domestic Violence Network has just released an ambitious plan to combat domestic violence in Indiana, intending a significant reduction in three years. Guests: Chris Handberg, Director of Programs & Research, Domestic Violence Network; Alan Witchey, Executive Director, CHIP (Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention of Greater Indianapolis, Inc.); Jessica Fraser, Director, Indiana Institute for Working Families.
Looking at the brand new South Indy Quality of Life plan that was released just before the holidays. This was an expansively detailed effort designed to produce future movement for the city's south side and set an example for other metro neighborhoods moving forward. Guests are Kelli Mirgeaux, Project Manager for the South Indy QoL Plan and Katie Carlson, Garfield Park resident and QoL Action Team Leader.
Jon and guests take a look at the winter tragedy of home fires, with guests from Marion County Emergency Services and the Red Cross of Indiana. Chad Priest, Chief Executive Officer of the American Red Cross - Indiana; Dr. Charles Miramonti, Chief of Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
Talking with WFYI News' auto correspondent, Casey Williams, about some upcoming releases and concept cars. Casey recently returned from several shows, including the Detroit Auto Show.
The array of choices for K-12 education in Indianapolis can be overwhelming for parents who just want a good fit for their children. Enroll Indy is designed to streamline that process and make it easier, no matter where the child lives. Our guests are creator Caitlin Hannon, a former IPS teacher; Justin Ohlemiller of Stand for Children Indiana; and Cesar Roman, who is both an IPS and STAND parent.
Spending the hour with former Indiana Senator Dick Lugar. No Limits this week will be originating from the NPR studios in Washington, DC.
Looking at the political scene for 2017, our guests are Cam Savage of Limestone Strategies; Jacob Rund of Roll Call; and Ben Ray, former Comm. Dir. for Evan Bayh. No Limits this week will be originating from the NPR studios in Washington, DC.
We had so much fun with our pie show, we thought we'd revisit holiday eating with guests Chef Neal Brown, along with Jolene Ketzenberger, of EatDrinkIndy.
Discussion of the new Alliance for a Healthier Indiana -- an actively engaged group of medical and wellness agencies from around the state, working to move Indiana out of the bottom half of health assessments on the national level. Guests: Doug Leonard, President Indiana Hospital Assn; Mike Ripley, VP Health Care Policy Indiana Chamber; Julie Reed, Executive VP for the Indiana State Medical Association.
An in-depth follow-up to recent reporting on former prisoners who fall through the medical cracks once they're released from incarceration. Reporters Beth Schwartzapfel of The Marshall Project and Jay Hancock of Kaiser Health News will join the conversation remotely; Linda Grove-Paul, Vice President of Adult Services for Centerstone Behavioral Health in Indiana.
No Limits spends the hour talking about redistricting with Julia Vaughn of Common Cause, Tom Sugar of Lead or Leave, and Republican Marcus Barlow.
Chalkbeat/IndyStar ongoing school Re-segregation coverage: reporters Shaina Cavazos and Dylan Peers McCoy of Chalkbeat Indiana and Stephanie Wang of the Indianapolis Star.
Impact 100 working to meet this year's goal. Impact 100 is a group of women (or a group within a group), each of whom/which commits $1,000 to their philanthropic pool, then members vote on how to distribute the funds. Guests - Beth Thomas, President, Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis; Megan McGuire, Ascent 121 (2016 Impact 100 Grant Winner. Ascent 121 treats and advocates for victims of exploitation and trafficking in Indiana); Lizzie Conkle, Impact 100 Scholarship Recipient.
Central Indiana Corporate Partnership Ascend Indiana Initiative - Jason Kloth, President and CEO, Ascend Indiana; Michael Huber, President and CEO, Indy Chamber; Dr. Kathleen Lee, Chancellor, Ivy Tech Community College Central Indiana.
Day of Giving/Giving Tuesday: how do we give now? - Pam Elliott, WFYI; Dr. Una Osili, director of research for IU Lilly School of Philanthropy; Dr. Sara Konrath , also from the Lilly School of Philanthropy.
Discussing the economic impact of shopping local for the holidays - this can be make or break for small, local retailers. Small Business Saturday is November 26, 2016 and the annual Yelp! Holiday Bazaar, attended by thousands, is scheduled for just a few hours on December 8, 2016.
Included in the program is discussion of: In September CICF awarded nearly $2m to local organizations with crime fighting programs including reentry, the Marion County Re-entry Coalition recently received funding to train 30+ individuals starting next month who will administer this treatment, the Marion County Reentry Coalition has updated data about re-arrest rates, Second Chance Act Re-entry Demonstration Grant, and programs connecting mothers and fathers getting out of jail to financial assistance that will keep them out.
This show was recorded live from Franklin College and features John's interview with Boston Globe reporter Walter "Robby" Robinson in front of a live audience. Robinson is the reporter portrayed by actor Michael Keaton in the best-Oscar film "Spotlight," about sexual abuse by Catholic priests.
On Election Day, our guests are Republican strategist Marcus Barlow and Democrat Kip Tew, teeing off a great evening of coverage from our friends in News!
Today on No Limits, John talks with former Wall Street Journal Editor (and Butler alum) about his new book, "When the New Deal Came to Town: A Snapshot of a place and Time with Lessons for Today," Melloan's 1930's memoir about growing up in Whiteland, IN (Johnson County) during the Depression.
Perhaps one of the most confusing issues on the Indiana ballot next week. Our guests will be (Hoosier) Todd Adkins, Director, Research & Information, NRA-ILA (by phone); Tim Maloney, Senior Policy Director for the Hoosier Environmental Council; and Erin Huang, Indiana State Director for the Humane Society of the United States.
In-depth follow-up discussion of the Healthier Place event. We will talk about what affects life expectancy in Marion County with Marion County Public Health Director Dr. Virginia Caine and Demetrius Glover, the UWCI's Senior VP of Strategic Information and Research.
The annual discussion of the Indiana Author Awards, with guests Caity Withers, the Indiana Public Library Foundation Development Officer; and one of the 2016 recipients (and friend of WFYI) Phil Gulley.
Looking at this year's Indiana Conference for Women with our guests, co-founders Billie Dragoo and Deborah Collins Stephens.
A discussion about this controversial ballot issue for Marion County residents - a .25% income tax hike - to help fund expanded IndyGo bus service and a bus rapid transit system.
Barb Coury, Chief Development Officer- Indiana Region: Duchess Adjei, Regional Communication Director- Indiana. After 100 years, the Red Cross in Indiana has a powerful history and unique celebratory events to share.
The ongoing Epipen pricing controversy. Guests: Dr. David Patterson, Academy Allergy; Dr. Mark Holbreich, a local allergist and one of the authors of the recently published New England Journal of Medicine study on the prevalence of asthma and allergies in the Amish vs the Hutterite populations.
Spirit and Place voter engagement efforts & Civic Challenge. Guests: Erin Kelley, program director for Spirit & Place (co-coordinating organization for the Civic Challenge initiative); Leah Nahmias, director of programs and community engagement for Indiana Humanities (co-coordinating organization for the Civic Challenge initiative); Charlie Hyde, president and CEO of The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site (involved in the "Civic Challenge" initiative / a polling place for the primary election and will be again for the general election).
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. Our guests will be in from Indiana's Domestic Violence Network with several new topics to discuss, including Teen Dating Violence Programs, @Work program, and Night with the Network. Our guests are: Kelly McBride, DVN executive director; Lindsay Hill Stawick, Youth Program Manager, DVN; and Chris Handberg, Director of Programs and Research, DVN.
Indiana's New York Times bestselling author Mark Tabb. An original author, Mark also has made a fascinating career as a co-author/ghost writer. Tabb's newest book is with former Super Bowl champion Indianapolis Colt Ben Utecht, called "Counting the Days While My Mind Slips Away". His first NYT bestseller was "Mistaken Identity", written with the families of "switched at death" Taylor University students Laura Van Ryn and Whitney Cerak.
One Butler: The Brain Project is a yearlong, campus-wide initiative focusing on brain health, a landmark endeavor. Our guests are Dr. Ena Shelley, Dean of Butler's College of Education (in-studio) ; and renowned neuroanatomist Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor (by phone). An Indiana resident, Dr. Taylor's Ted Talk on her own stroke experience was the first to go viral and has been viewed over 19 million times, and among her books is the NTY bestseller "My Stroke of Insight." Dr. Taylor's vision, research and strategies are the basis of the program.
A preview of Attucks TV premier (Thursday, September 22, 2016) - Khaula Murtadha, Associate Vice Chancellor, Office of Community Engagement, IUPUI, who helped develop the associated curriculum; Lauren Franklin, current Attucks Principal, who will talk about her students' reactions to the film. Producer Ted Green will be out of the country, but John has three soundbites picked out from a brief interview he did with Ted before departure.
IU School of Law Professor Cynthia Baker returns as a guest with 2016 Program on Law and State Government Fellows April Keaton and Ryan Heeb. Keaton and Heeb have an event slated for September 30 at the law school on the topic: "Lessons from Flint: Capacities and Limits of State Governments." They intend to delve into the relationships between state governments and their poorest cities, including here in Indiana.
Any Given Child celebrates National Arts in Education Week, including the unveiling of the Any Given Child Indy 2016 - 2017 Action Plan that includes goals and strategies that will increase access to arts education for IPS Students. Guests: Ernest-Disney Britton, Indy Arts Council Director of Grant Services & Education Partnerships; Dr. Wanda Legrand, IPS Deputy Superintendent for Academics.
A discussion about EarShot - think of it as a musical competition of "next gen" talent involving fierce competitions, a panel of mentor judges and a live audience. Our guests are Elaine Eckhart, executive director of Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra and Maestro Matthew Kraemer of the ICO.
The show topic is the 50th Anniversary of the first broadcast of Star Trek! Our guests will be Dave Arland, of Arland Communications, a well-known local Trekkie, in-studio with two members of the Star Trek-themed local band Five Year Mission, Andy Fark and Chris Spurgin; on the phone, we'll have William (Will) Smith, a terrific Star Trek historian. If you haven't already, please check WFYI social media for great promotion and cool pics.
No Limits spends the hour highlighting the national and local work of the Side Effects medical reporting team, as communities try to figure out what isn't working, what is working and the impediments in the path to recovery. Side Effects reporter Jake Harper; Dr. Andy Chambers, IU Department of Psychiatry.
A conversation with long-time central Indiana media personality and author Ken Beckley.
Dig-IN Taste of Indiana is marking it's 7th year of celebrating Indiana food, beer and wine. Hear what's new about this incredibly popular food festival, what it tells us about food production and availability, and where the event is being held this year. Our guests are Chef Thom England, one of the Dig-IN founders; Tedd Grain of LISC and the Indy Food Council; and Kimberly Utterback, marketing, Easley Winery, who will also talk about the Indiana Wine Grape Council's sponsorship of Dig-IN.
The FSSA's Division of Mental Health and Addiction is seeking mental health, substance abuse and criminal justice officials to come together the discuss solutions at INARMS, the Indiana Annual Recovery Month Symposium in September. Mental illness and addiction are affecting every level of Hoosier life, often filtering through the criminal justice system. Our guest are Sara Cozad and Rhonda Webb from the Division of Mental Health and Addiction. (Sara K. Cozad, MSW, LCSW - Assistant Deputy Director of Adult Mental Health and Addiction Services; Rhonda Webb - Certification and Licensure Analyst)
Guests: Kelly Brown - Collective Impact Coordinator for Reconnecting to Our Waterways (ROW); Molly Trueblood - Community Organizer at Butler University Center for Urban Ecology, also on the BioBlitz committee.
What is a makerspace and what are some of the ways they're being used in central Indiana? Guests: Kim Brand, President 1st Makerspace; Adam Brand, VP Operations; and Arlon Bayless, Creativity Director.
A follow-up from the Chasing the Dream poverty series on the status of the east side Promise Zone designation - John Franklin Hay, Executive Director of NEAR (Near East Area Renewal) and CEO of the Boner Center; Joe Bowling, Englewood Community Development Corporation Co-director, Director of the East Washington Street Partnership.
No Limits' annual Summer Movies show; featuring Matt Socey, Film Soceyology; Christopher Lloyd, The Film Yap; Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO.
Warnings about child sex trafficking are in news coverage during every major national or international event in the metro area, but it is actually happening all the time. Social media makes targeting vulnerable children easier, but some children in Indiana are being trafficked by their own families to support parents' drug addictions. Guests: Tami Silverman, Indiana Youth Institute; David Westenberger, CEO for the Indiana Youth Services Association.
A closer look a the "Hoosiers" bicentennial documentary series, focusing on the last two episodes scheduled for Aug 4, especially looking at the question, "What's ahead for Indiana?" Guests: Author/host Jim Madison; Perry Hammock, State Bicentennial Committee; producer Kim Jacobs, by phone.
Food First, a new local documentary exploring the changing attitudes about food - and where it comes from - in Indianapolis. There are two final events revolving around the film this coming weekend, with very different angles on what food in Indy means. Guests: Hannah Lindgren of Deliberate Media, the film's producer; and RJ Wall, the organizer of Chef's Night Off.
WestFest immerses guests in the West, from music to food to activities. The family-themed event includes the chance to pan for gold, ride an authentic stagecoach and meet cowboys, including trick roper A.J. Silver. WestFest also gives visitors a chance to experience the Grand Canyon exhibit and share their own Grand Canyon memories before the exhibit closes 8/7.
Indiana politics. It's a wild ride that appears to be getting wilder. Some participants include Jim Shella of Indiana Week in Review; Niki Kelly of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette; and Eric Bradner of CNN Politics.
The new Indy Vitals tool created by SAVI at The Polis Center and recently unveiled at WFYI. The Indy Vitals tool contains an untold wealth of information - available now to anyone - about the 99 distinct neighborhoods of Marion County. (You can go to indyvitals.org and look at your own neighborhood!) How can this info be used for the future of Indianapolis? Guests are Sharon Kandris, Director of Community Informatics and SAVI Director, The Polis Center at IUPUI; Brad Beaubien, AICP, Administrator for Long Range Planning, Department of Metropolitan Development, City of Indianapolis-Marion County; Steven Meyer, Executive Director, King Park Development Corporation.
WhatFriendsDo is a new online platform that provides structure to help people who want to provide support to a friend or family member in need. Based on the Kandrac family's experience with a friend who lost her battle with brain cancer, it gives supporters an easy way to coordinate schedules for the person/family needing assistance while keeping everyone connected. Friends can organize meal delivery, household chores, childcare, transportation and fundraising all in one place.
"Real stories of what it means to call Indy home. A citizens guide to community, culture, schools, and housing." Guests are Molly Chavers, Executive Director of IndyHub, and Marshawn Wolley, a contributor to the magazine.
The final No Limits installment of Chasing the Dream, looking at the Future of Work. Our guests are (by phone) Marquita Walker of the IUPUI School of Social Work in Labor Studies and Jessica Fraser of the Institute for Working Families.
Discussing food deserts and access to healthy food. There is legislative action taking place on both the state and federal levels, plus a new series of town hall meetings for the state. Show guests are: Tony Gillespie of the Indiana Minority Health Coalition; Kelli McCrary, Sr. Community Health Director, American Heart Association Midwest Affiliate - Indianapolis Metro; Emily Weikert Bryant, Executive Director, Feeding Indiana's Hungry.
No Limits with Hoosier author and ISU English Professor Michael Shelden about his new book, "Melville in Love." Shelden was able to source an amazing collection of letters that reveal a secret relationship the great American author Herman Melville was having during one of the most important times of his life. Shelden discusses American life, love, "Moby-Dick," and movie rights in this fascinating conversation.
In Part 3 of our conversation on poverty as part of "Chasing the Dream," we discuss the importance of mass transit to the working poor. Our guests are Sean Northup of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization; Shoshanna Spector, Executive Director Indy Congregation Action Network; and Charlie Davis, Indianapolis resident whose employment and ability to age in place has been impacted by lack of public transportation.
Today we engage our second No Limits discussion on poverty (Chasing the Dream), addressing the place of non-profits in filling in service gaps left by government assistance. Our guests are Ann Murtlow, President and CEO of United Way of Central Indiana; Bill Taft, Executive Director of LISC (Local Initiatives Support Corporation of Indianapolis).
The US Conference of Mayors will be held in Indianapolis starting June 24, 2016. The presidential candidates are also expected, to speak to the mayors. Guests are Chris Gahl, VisitIndy; and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett.
Guests: National expert Chris Leinberger, real-estate/urban planning guru and co-author of "Foot Traffic Ahead" ALSO keynote at A Conversation About Indy's Walkable Future; Kim Irwin, executive director of Health by Design, which is working on the WalkWays initiative to make Indy more walkable and get more people walking; Bill Ehret (pronounced AIR et), commercial real estate broker with Avison Young and a board member of the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority (CIRTA).
Poverty rates in Marion County have increased by nearly 90% in the past decade. This is our opening discussion that frames the picture of poverty and sets the stage for our other three CTD shows in June, as part of WFYI's Chasing the Dream Coverage. Guests: Katharine Byers, former co-director of The Institute for Family and Social Responsibility at Indiana University; Kelsey Clayton, manager of the Indiana Assets and Opportunity Network.
This is the culmination of two years of research and connectivity pulled together by the IU Public Policy Research Institute. We did two shows previously with former Lt. Gov Kathy Davis and former IN Chief Justice Randy Shepard. Now the report is out, the road show begins. We will be joined by Drew Klacik, Jamie Palmer and John Marron, Senior Policy Analysts with IU Public Policy Institute.
May 31 is the last day of Mental Health Awareness month. Recently released federal data indicates suicides have surged to a 30 year high in the United States across all age groups except older Americans. Show guests are Kimble Richardson, licensed mental health counselor with Community Health Network; and Lynette Lewis, Chapter Administrator for the National Alliance for Mental Illness - Indiana.
We will be delving into the subject of dyslexia. Joining the show are guests: Nanci Perry and Cheryl Clemens, both of Decoding Dyslexia-Indiana and both certified in Orton-Gillingham reading instruction. Nanci is a teacher from Yorktown and Cheryl is a reading tutor. In addition, both have dyslexic children. Chery's son Joshua Clemens will be taking part in the discussion as well.
a visit with the WFYI beekeeper Ross Harding of the Central Indiana Beekeepers Association and Indiana garden author Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp on how to attract bees and other important pollinators.
A show about food rescue programs with guests: John Williamson, Executive Dir. Food Rescue; Lindsey Hill, past President Indiana School Nutrition Association and Director of Nutrition Services for South Madison Schools; Nora Spitsnogle, Director of Programs Second Helpings--Marion County caring agency partner; Niki Henson, Principal New Augusta South Elementary School--Pike Twp. pilot school for Food Rescue.
This show dovetails with the Side Effects stories on foster care. Our first confirmed guest is Tina Cloer of The Children's Bureau. Another guest from the Department of Child Services is TBA.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and today we will focus on the mental health of Indiana's youth. Guests will be IYI's VP of Advancement Glenn Augustine and Maddie Zielinski, who runs the Youth Move program for Mental Health America-Indiana.
Next Indiana Campfires, an Indiana Humanities program that pairs literature and nature to help Hoosiers explore Indiana's wild places and spark conversations about conservation and stewardship. Our guests are Leah Nahmias, Director of Programs and Community Engagement, Indiana Humanities; and Cliff Chapman, Executive Director, Central Indiana Land Trust.
Tuesday is Primary Day in Indiana, and the Hoosier vote once again gains weight on the political process. Our guests will be Kip Tew, former chairman of the Indiana Democratic Party; Bob Garton, former long-time Republican leader of the Indiana Senate (by phone); and CNN's (and former Evansville Courier & Press Statehouse Bureau Chief) Eric Bradner.
A final visit to WFYI's news project, by Ryan Delany, Intersections. Our guests will be Ryan himself, before he leaves for the wilds of Alaska; Breanca Merritt from SPEA's Public Policy Institute. She co-wrote the report Troy Riggs presented last fall. Eric Saunders, who grew up near East 42th & Post Road and The Meadows (both now focus areas). He is presently the outreach and engagement coordinator for Big Brothers/Big Sisters; and Jay Height (on the phone), pastor at the Shepherd Community Center in the Near Eastside focus area, which has launched the Shalom Project.
Susannah Koerber and Dale Ogden of the Indiana State Museum join us to talk about the launch of the ISM's landmark state bicentennial exhibit, Indiana in 200 Objects. This is one of the biggest museum-produced shows, with more than 12 curators working on it. The 200 objects are fascinating!
No Limits tackles the controversial topic of women's reproductive rights in Indiana in the wake of the Governor signing stringent abortion restrictions into law. Our current guest is Jane Henegar of the Indiana ACLU, which has filed suit against several state and local agencies on behalf of other agencies over the law.
Host John Krull talks with Dr. Henry Leck, founder and artistic director of the Indianapolis Children's Choir, sits in with John. Dr. Leck is about to retire from the ICC after 30 years and untold adventures leading thousands of metro-area children in song.
Discussion of the "Caring for the Caregiver" conference, presented by Applegate Elder Law and it's affiliate "The Voice of Aging." In-studio will be Carol Applegate. The day-long conference (April 28) will address the unique and on-going challenges that come with caring for a disabled or aging loved one.
We look at the upcoming "Before I Die" festival a first of it's kind event, modeled after similar events in the UK. Guests: Dr. Lucia Wocial. She's one of the leaders behind bringing this event to Indianapolis and a nurse ethicist.; and Jennifer Vines, Project Manager-"Before I Die" Festival.
A preview the 36th Annual Book and Author Luncheon benefiting Christamore House. The Christamore House Guild has provided nearly $2 million in need-based scholarships for promising students who have given their time and talent to the community center. Our in-studio guest is Paige Button, event co-chair, and by phone, featured author Nina Sadowsky, author of "Just Fall," and producer/executive producer on several films, including "House of Sand and Fog" and "The Wedding Planner."
A look at IUPUI's Annual Research Day, Friday April 8, 2016. Jon Hamilton, NPR Science Correspondent will be the keynote speaker at the event, and joins us from Washington to take part in the conversation. Our in-studio guest will be Simon Atkinson, the interim Vice Chancellor for Research at IUPUI.
Looking ahead to the upcoming Indiana Artisan Marketplace, "a showcase of Indiana's best art and food." Our host for this live show is the imminently well-qualified Jill Ditmire. Joining the show as guests are: Eric Freeman, director of Indiana Artisan, Anita Hopper, art Artisan, owner of ReFind Originals, and Jayne Hoadley, food Artisan, owner of J. Evelyn Confections.
John Krull interviews two Indiana Supreme Court Justices, Chief Justice Loretta Rush and Justice Brent Dickson, who will end his illustrious career on the bench by hearing oral arguments in the ORIGINAL Supreme Court chambers in Corydon next month (as part of the state's bicentennial celebrations). This is a fascinating conversation with two people at the forefront of law in Indiana.
Defamation issues continue to make headlines across Indiana. In anticipation of an an interfaith community lecture being hosted by the Jewish Community Relations Council and Christian Theological Seminary, we open the conversation. Our guest are Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Director of Interfaith Affairs for the Anti-Defamation League, who will be in Indianapolis to present the lecture next Thursday; Rob Saler, executive director of the Christian Theological Seminary Center for Pastoral Excellence; and Rima Khan-Shahid, executive director of the Muslim Alliance of Indiana.
The 2016 legislative session is over and bills are being signed. What do journalists who covered the 2016 General Assembly gavel to gavel see as the end results and works in progress. Guests: Zach Osowski of the Evansville Courier & Press; Shaina Cavazos, Chalkbeat Indiana.
Indianapolis Public Library's ConnectED initiative in which a number of school districts are partnering with the Library to improve digital learning among students. Guests: Jackie Nytes, Library CEO, and Dr. Shawn Smith, Superintendence of MSD Lawrence Township.
In March of 2015, Scott County made headlines with a major spike in HIV diagnoses relative to needle sharing. What's the status one year later? Guests: Jake Harper WFYI/Side Effect; Kelly McEvers (NPR); Dr. Carrie Ann Lawrence PhD Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention, Indiana School of Public Health-Bloomington, Project Director, Project Cultivate.
Producer Ted Green joins John in-studio to talk about his upcoming WFYI documentary on Crispus Attucks High School. He'll be joined on the phone by Pat Payne, whose family history is deeply intertwined with the Attucks story.
Today's No Limits focuses on the ongoing story of the Carrier/UTEC departure. We will be joined by phone for the show by USW Local 1999 President Chuck Jones. We will also have comments recorded today from Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, IEDC President Jim Schellinger, as well as John Gregg, democrat candidate for governor.
Circling back to the Indiana Sports Corp and the new Indy Ultimate urban adventure race. Because of rescheduling, we missed the first registration deadline for the race, but they may have numbers - plus there's everything else happening with ISC over the next six months (basketball, basketball, basketball, swimming and diving, golf). Guests are Craig Lippincott, Indiana Sports Corp director of business development; Chris Panyard, Indiana Sports Corp event manager (The Ultimate is also brought to you by the CICF.)
Talking about the intersection of information on Hoosier children from the new Kids Count Data Book and the cultural issues IMPD is focusing on to turn the crime of tide in Indianapolis. Our guests will be IMPD Chief Troy Riggs and Andrew Cullen, VP of Public Policy for the United Way of Central Indiana.
Handling domestic violence in the LGBTQ Community. In the past year, several local agencies have updated their policies, procedures, and received training on serving the LGBTQ+ community. For those who experience physical abuse, sexual violence, and emotional trauma, there are agencies ready to serve, having sought the training and guidance to best do so. Guests: Chris Handberg/Domestic Violence Network; Jennifer Reister/The Julian Center; Sgt. Dawn Higgins/IMPD (Sgt Higgins is a past member of the IMPD Domestic Violence Unit and a board member at Coburn Place)
WalkWays is the initiative to make Indianapolis more walkable and get more people walking. The City of Indianapolis, Marion County Public Health Department and members of the Health by Design coalition comprise the WalkWays team. This week kicks off a series of public meetings to learn what the people of Marion County believe should be priorities in the walking plan. Our guests are: For WalkWays, Joan Cook of Health By Design; Sandy Cummings of the Marion County Health Department. Brad Beaubien, with the City's Department of Metropolitan Development.
Challenges confronting higher education in Indiana. Our guests will be former Indiana Governor and current Purdue University President Mitch Daniels, Dr. Thomas Minar, the new president of Franklin College, and Commissioner Teresa Lubbers of the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.
Water quality and HB 1082 aka "No More Stringent." This show is using water quality issues in Flint, Michigan, and Greentown, Indiana as a conversation starter. Joining by phone to talk about the status of water at Eastern Howard Schools was Eastern Howard Schools Superintendent, Dr. Tracy Caddell. In-studio guests for the show were Andrew Berger, Vice President, Governmental Affairs and Tax Policy for the Indiana Manufacturer's Association and from the Hoosier Environmental Council, Dr. Indra Frank, HEC's Environmental Health Director.
Indiana Representative Ed Clere, R - New Albany is looking ahead to providing protections to children as Indiana's civil rights controversies continue to garner national attention.
Working under the premise that a great city needs a strong transit system, IndyConnect has been in the works for years. Now some of its key elements are closer to fruition. News about the federal funding request for construction of the Red Line rapid transit route is imminent, and Friday 2/5 was the first public meeting on the city-wide plan to scale up service to better connect workers with jobs, appeal to Millennial talent and create new development in neighborhoods across the city. Guests: Bryan Luellen from IndyGo and Mark Fisher, VP of Indy Chamber.
The new Indy Ultimate race and the incredible lineup of sporting events coming to Indianapolis under the auspices of the Indiana Sports Corp. Guests: Peter Hanscom, Initiative Director, Indiana Competes; Sen. Travis Holdman, R - Markle; Chris Paulsen, Freedom Indiana; Megan Robertson, Frontrunner Strategies on Behalf of Client Tech for Equality.
A new "Drink Indiana beer" app and Bicentenni-Ale highlight what's new from the Brewers of Indiana Guild in 2016. GUESTS: Rob Caputo, Executive Director of the Brewers of Indiana Guild; and Tristan Schmid, Communications Director for the Guild.
Guests: Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry and David Sklar, Jewish Community Relations Council. Many people believe we have a hate crime law in Indiana and are surprised to learn we do not. Prosecutor Curry is a member of a coalition advocating for a change in Indiana law this year that would include a provision regarding bias or hate motivation to an existing list of aggravators that a prosecutor can present to the judge during a sentencing argument (after the conviction is entered by trial or plea agreement). Indiana is one of only five states without any hate or bias crime law, and we believe this is a necessary addition to the state criminal code. The Jewish Community Relations Council, Urban League, Muslim Alliance of Indiana, and Concerned Clergy are just a few of the groups involved in this effort.
Guests: John Mead, Dave Carter, and Ace Yakey. These Hoosiers were in Nepal in April 2015, taking in the views of Mt. Everest, when a deadly earthquake struck. They came away unscathed but were moved to help with relief efforts after villages were destroyed and more than 8,500 people killed. This show precedes the Wednesday night premiere of NOVA's Himalayan Megaquake.
In December, the Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee and the Arts Council of Indianapolis unveiled the newest addition to the Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene and Marilyn Glick, on the campus of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). The installation, aptly entitled "Talking Wall" was concepted and designed by Indiana artist Bernard Williams and invites an open-ended conversation about the African-American history of Indianapolis. Unique to the installation is the viewer interaction. The installation offers the opportunity to both literally and figuratively walk in the shadows of Indianapolis' heroic ancestors and cultural icons. Guests: Bill Shrewsberry, GIPC Board Member and president of local engineering firm Shrewsberry & Associates, and Arts Council President/CEO Dave Lawrence. (Working on artist Bernard Williams).
A community conversation in response to the difficult issue of bullying, one of the most challenging issues among today's young adults and adolescents. Discuss with community partners from the Indiana Youth Group, Men's and Women's Chorus, Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis, corporate support groups, Butler University and Brother's United as they share with us how Indianapolis is getting better for youth, post high school/college age and young professionals. Guests: James Cramer: Clowes Hall, Community Relations Manager; Brandie Oliver: Butler University, Assistant Professor, School Counseling (College of Education); Myranda Warden: Indiana Youth Group, Director of Programs and Training.
No Limits looks at employment and workforce development in central Indiana as the new year gets underway. EmployIndy has a program called New Year, New You, among others, designed to guide those looking for employment. Guests: EmployIndy's Nicole Thompson - President and CEO and Chelsea Meldrum - Vice President of Development.
The Fantastic Food Fest is sponsored by the Indiana State Department of Agriculture's "Indiana Grown" initiative. It happens Saturday and Sunday featuring celebrity chefs like Carmel's own Ted Allen, with participating restaurants, breweries, wineries, vendors, tastings, cooking classes and demonstrations. GUESTS today: David King, Indiana Grown initiative; Leslie Swathwood, co-producer of the Fantastic Food Fest; Loreal Gavin, celebrity chef known as the Butcher Babe.
Attention is focused on the topic of gun control/legislation on the heels of the President's executive intentions and some controversial measures being presented in the Indiana General Assembly. Our guests are: Rep. Jim Lucas, R - Seymour; Stephanie Mannon Grabow, Moms Demand Action Indiana; David Orentlicher, professor of Constitutional Law (by phone).
The Indianapolis incarnation of the Kennedy Center's Ensuring the Arts for Any Given Child initiative, is working through some important new data focusing on engagement and monetary inequities in arts education for students. Our guest are Ernest Disney-Britton, Director of Grants Services and Arts Education for Any Given Child/Indianapolis and David Newman of IPS (who oversees arts programs and also is on the Community Arts Team).
Trends for 2016 with guests: Chris Gahl, Vice President for Visit Indy; Dave Arland, President of Arland Communications in Carmel.
Today on No Limits our topic is the ongoing controversy of Syrian refugees, at home and abroad. Our guests are Jane Henegar, ACLU; Cole Varga, Exodus Refugee Immigration; Ron Degges - Disciples of Christ/Disciples Home Missions.
The great holiday pie (and other baking memories). Joining the show are guests: Jolene Ketzenberger, host of Eat Drink Indiana Radio on WFYI 90.1 HD2 The Point and Mary Alice Collins, State Fair Masters Award, baking.
Friday, December 11 is Indiana's 199th birthday, and thus commences the Bicentennial Year. Our guests today are Jim Madison, Indiana historian and Professor Emeritus of the IU history department; Susannah Koerber, VP of the Indiana State Museum; and Perry Hammock, Executive Director of the Indiana Bicentennial Commission.
The most ambitious YMCA seen in Indianapolis as the Cityway facility prepares to open. How have Indy-area Ys changed over the years, what is the Y's mission, how are these facilities paid for, and what's next? Our guests are Eric Ellsworth, President and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis and Steve Corbitt from the YMCA Board.
Exploring Indiana's contemporary literary landscape ahead of Saturday's Holiday Author Fair at the Indiana Historical Society. It's a gathering of 70-plus Indiana writers on subjects ranging from pie to basketball, from fluff to serious themes like child sexual abuse and Indiana's most infamous criminals. Show guests are Becke Bolinger, manager of retail and wholesale operations at HIS. Authors Dan Carpenter and Shane Phipps.
On today's show host John Krull discusses the film 'Girlhood' being shown for free at the Indiana Youth Institute's Because Kids Count Conference. Our guests include Shanae Watkins, one of the film's subjects, Indiana Youth Institution's Interim Director Glenn Augustine, and Dr. LaMarr Shields.
Host John Krull talks with Jamie Merisotis, the president and CEO of the Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation, about his new book "America Needs Talent: Attracting, Educating and Deploying the 21st Century Workforce."
In the wake of the passing of Amos Brown - WTLC, we're taking a closer look at the state of minority media in central Indiana. We're joined by guests Shannon Williams President/General Manager of Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper / Indiana Minority Business Magazine, Kim Wells (WTLC), and (via phone) broadcaster Abdul-Hakim Shabazz.
In the United States, Prematurity Awareness is the cause of the March of Dimes. Our guests are Jeena Siela, Indiana March of Dimes Director of Program Services, and Dave Norris, President and CEO of Hylant in Indiana, and March of Dimes State Board Chair. They will discuss the incredible cost of premature birth both in Indiana and internationally.
Looking at the upcoming WFYI television documentary Baby Boom to Aging Boom: Indiana at the Crossroads. The topics covered in the documentary are fraud/food insecurity/transportation and quality of life for Indiana senior citizens. It premiers 11/19. Our guests are Michelle Mayer of the Indiana Attorney General's office; Dr. Ellen Miller, Executive Director, Center for Aging & Community, University of Indianapolis; Ken Bennett, Executive Director of The Center for At-Risk Elders (CARE).
Wednesday, November 11 is Veterans Day. We will have two guests from the US Army Reserve to talk about what service in America's military means and how the recognition of Veterans Day is important to those who have volunteered for that service.
Talking about the book "The Beauty of What Remains," and the secrets researching your family's history can turn up (also a bit of a Veteran's Day hook). Show guests: Hoosier author Susan Johnson Hadler and Indianapolis-based historian/presenter Glory-June Greiff.
John Krull spends the hour with Democrat Candidate for Indianapolis Mayor, Joe Hogsett.
Republican candidate for Indianapolis mayor, Chuck Brewer speaks with John Krull for the hour.
Guy Raz, is the host and editorial director of TED Radio Hour, a co-production of NPR and TED. Since its official launch in March 2013, TED Radio Hour has become the fastest growing program in public radio history and one of the top podcasts in the United States.
Recent data from the Indiana Youth Institute indicates the number of homeless students who need to be served by Indiana public schools is on the rise, both in urban and rural districts. Our guests will be Carole Craig of the Education Committee of the Indianapolis NAACP and Laura Alvarado of Indy School on Wheels.
Our discussion Thursday centers around the issue of re-entry of ex-offenders in Indianapolis. The Marion County Conference on Re-Entry will be held next week, and the Mayor's Office just received a grant to assist with re-entry programs. Guests: Brian Reeder, Mayor's Office of Re-Entry; Vop Osili, Indianapolis City County Councillor; Lena Hackett, Community Solutions, Inc.
John Krull interviews former US Senator John Danforth (Missouri) prior to his events this weekend at Trinity Episcopal Church in Indianapolis this weekend. Danforth is also a former US Representative to the United Nations, the former Attorney General of Missouri and is an ordained Episcopal priest. They will discuss Danforth's new book, called "The Relevance of Religion," as well as the current political landscape.
Today's No Limits discussion centers on the changing political landscape. Our in-studio guests are Tom Sugar, of leadorleave.org; and Julia Vaughn, of Common Cause. Dr. Robert Dion, Political Science Department,University of Evansville will be calling in.
This week marks the annual Indiana Authors Award Dinner and Indy Author Fair. Our guests will be Regional Author Winner, poet Adrian Metejka and Laura Wills of the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation/Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Award Coordinator.
Our continuing support of the American Graduate initiative brings three diverse perspectives in the goal of helping students on the road to a high school diploma. Our guests will be 100 Black Men board president James Duke; Jennifer Burk, president and CEO of Junior Achievement of Central Indiana; and Lauren Hall, co-founder of Indy Pulse, a slam-poetry project aimed at students.
Following up on the progress anticipated in an earlier No Limits, "Thriving Communities, Thriving State." Our update details that (1) each of the three commissions now have 3-4 focus areas that will be the basis of their community recommendations at the project's conclusion; and guests talk about their reasons for serving as project co-chairs.. Guests: former Lt. Governor Kathy Davis; Former Indiana Chief Justice Randall Shepard; program director Mark Lawrance.
Our guest for the hour is Lt. Governor Sue Ellsperman, who will talk about the Best of Indiana contest, driver safety during harvest season, and leading a recent trip to China with a large and diverse delegation from Indiana.
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and our show will be about Mental Health. Our guests are National Alliance on Mental Illness Indiana Executive Dirctor, Josh Sprunger; Mental Health Alliance Indiana Director of Development David Berman; and longtime local broadcaster and mental health speaker Patty Spitler.
Several groups are coming together during this mayoral election cycle to examine just why voter apathy plagues Hoosiers so. Guests include Dr. Matt Bergbower of Indiana State University, an expert on voter behavior.
Host Jon Krull talks with former Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith joins John in-studio for reflections on governing in Indianapolis when the city was on the climb to becoming the vibrant midwestern hub it is today.
McKinney law school project "Rupturing the School to Prison Pipeline." The law school students found that many student offenses that would have previously been addressed with detention or in-school suspension are now landing students in the criminal justice system. Guests: Heather Kinser, M.Ed. JD anticipated '16' Marcus McGhee, M.P.A., JD anticipated '16; Cynthia Baker, Clinical Professor of Law, the founding Director of the Program on Law and State Government, and faculty advisor for Heather and Marcus; Riya Shah, lawyer for the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia.
Discussing Welcoming Indianapolis, a project of the Immigrant Welcome Center, with guests: Terri Morris Downs, executive director of the Immigrant Welcome Center; Angela D. Adams, immigration attorney with Indiana University and on the board of directors of the Immigrant Welcome Center; Paul Liu, Cummins (via telephone) on the Steering Committee with the Immigrant Welcome Center.
Continuing discussion about the proposed Mounds Lake Reservoir project with guests: Tim Maloney, Hoosier Environmental Council, Sr. Policy Director, and Mike Hicks, Ball State University, director of the Center for Business and Economic Research.
The White River Festival, with events taking place over several days in different locations, placing a spotlight on Central Indiana's water resources and the critical challenges that face them including water quality and quantity issues. Guests: Jill Hoffmann, aquatic biologist, Executive Director for both the White River Alliance and the affiliated Clear Choices Clean Water program; Tim Stottlemyer, storm water manager for the City of Noblesville, President of Clear Choices Clean Water; Lance Lantz, Superintendent of the Street Department and the head of the Department of Stormwater Management for the town of Zionsville, currently serves on both the Board of Directors of both the White River Alliance and Clear Choices Clean Water.
Today's No Limits features the Indiana State Museum's new exhibit, Rad Science, opening Saturday Sept 5. Our guests are Traci Cromwell, Director of Collections; Rebecca Smith, Director of Education; Darryl Masson, Physics TA, Purdue and Skateboarder (representing exhibit sponsor Purdue University).
Today's No Limits is on the new masters-level course the Christian Theological Seminary has opened to the public exploring the concepts of heaven and hell. Our guests today are Rob Saler of CTS and Brent Hege of Butler University.
Navigating the waters of post-secondary education can be tough for anyone, but especially for those whose family experience in college is limited or non-existent. We'll learn about an important event this weekend in Indianapolis designed to put students on the right track through the Center For Leadership Development's College Prep Conference and College Fair.
This week we mark the 5th Anniversary of No Limits with some landmark moments from previous shows, including author John Green, former Indianapolis Mayor Bill Hudnut, an emotional WW II POW, and plenty of other newsmakers. We also hear from our listeners that we're creating our own "driveway moments," so call in and let us know what you like about No Limits.
Events, celebrating farmers, and favorite State Fair memories - guests: Lesley Gordon, Indiana State Fair Communications; Heather Hall, farmer from Greenfield/Hancock County, raising hogs, corn and soybeans - also a featured Skyper/exhibitor via the Glass Barn.
UIndy/IMHC public policy study program - making the case for public policy internships in programs like the Indiana Minority Health Coalition. The results are in for the first year of the internship program, and they are high. Gillespie says the internships not only extended the brand of the IMHC at the Statehouse but were also instrumental in making solid connections between legislators and public health. Guests: Tony Gillespie, IMHC Director of Public Policy and Engagement; Diana Hendricks, UIndy Intern and Owner of Healthy Lifestyles Center, LLC; Whitney Lewis, UIndy Intern.
Guests joing the show are reporters Eric Weddle, WFYI; Scott Elliott Chalkbeat Indiana bureau chief; Claire McInerny - StateImpact Indiana Education reporter. Each reporter is following year-long projects, but discussion topics also include the teacher shortage, school discipline questions and State School Superintendent Glenda Ritz's run for Governor.
The great national gaming convention returns to the Indianapolis Convention Center Thursday through Sunday. Chris Gahl of Visit Indy will be one guest taking part and we'll also here from Gen Con fan Stan Jastrzebski of NPR affiliate WBAA in Lafayette will check in from the "floor." Guest hosting is Jill Ditmire.
Elizabeth Gilbert is in Indianapolis to help her dear friend launch her first book, "From Rifles to Roses - Memories and Miracles." From the release about the authors' discussion at St. Luke's tonight, "Nasr not only helps others to heal from trauma and tragedy, she teaches them how to live with grace and to create miracles as everyday experiences." Guest hosting the show is Barbara Lewis.
Barbara Lewis guest hosts our show on the new Citizens Energy Disability Inclusion Initiative. Barb is joined in-studio by Tamiko Kendrick, Disability and Inclusion Manager at Citizens Energy Group, and Kathy Bernhardt, Director of Tangram Business Resourcing. Citizens has created a new initiative for the utility in partnership with Tangram, an organization that creates customized business solutions to integrate workers with disabilities.
No Limits' annual summer movie review show: WFYI's own Matt Socey of Film Soceyology, along with his partners in crime Chris Lloyd of The Film Yap and Ed Johnson-Ott of NUVO join John for a no-holds-barred critique of the year (so far) in film and a look ahead to major cinema expectations.
Leadership Indianapolis will unveil the new findings today of the State of Community Leadership study, identifying strengths and gaps in community leadership and provide actionable data for residents, businesses, governments, and non-profits. Joining the show are Linda Kirby of Leadership Indianapolis and Steve Walker, whose firm Walker provided qualitative and quantitative data.
Host John Krull talks with businessman and Republican candidate for Indianapolis mayor Chuck Brewer.
Joining the show are Kevin Bain, Pres/CEO Welborn Baptist Foundation and Amanda Lopez, President of Transform Consulting Group whom are two members of the Governor Pence's Indiana's Early Learning Advisory Committee (ELAC). ELAC has submitted its 2015 report of findings to Governor Mike Pence and the state's Legislative Council.
Today's No Limits follows on the recent news of Pope Francis's encyclical on climate change. The topic of faith and climate stewardship have had a great deal of traction in metro Indianapolis for some time. Show guests are: Reverend Larry Kleiman, Executive Director of Hoosier Interfaith Power & Light, and Andy Pike, head of St. Thomas Aquinas' Parish Creation Care Ministry.
Guests will be WFYI/Side Effects reporter Jake Harper; Dr. R. Andrew Chambers, Director of the Addiction Psychiatry Training Program, IUSM; Dr. Carrie Ann Lawrence, Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention, IU
Summer care of you canine what's legal, what's appropriate, what's best in the summer months and for the 4th of July Holiday.
On the cusp of the US Supreme Court's third ruling of the Affordable Care Act is a discussion of the arguments with Indiana 8th District Representative Larry Bucshon, himself a heart surgeon.
We welcome to No Limits esteemed author, historian and professor James H. Madison, Ph.D at Indiana University to discuss his latest book, "Hoosiers: A New History of Indiana."
The motor racing capital of the world has seen some truly impressive growth over the past four years. The hum of the Indycars may be gone, but the Town of Speedway isn't finished dazzling its visitors. Guests: Speedway Town Manager Ian Nicolini and Shane Pearson, co-owner of Daredevil Brewing.
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis, marking ten years. Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis, a charitable women's giving circle, will celebrate its 10th anniversary and $1.6 million of giving to date when it presents $184,000 of high impact grants during a live vote event on June 9. For most, a donation of $100,000 is beyond their individual means. However, Impact 100 creates a community of women who work to collectively "raise the tide" of philanthropy in our city through their $1000 annual membership fee. Giests: Donna Oklak/founding member of Impact 100, Tyler Gough/Indy Urban Acres (2015 winner), and Kelly Hartman/Outside the Box (Former winner).
America's changing religious landscape, per last month's new research released by Pew. Guests: Dr. Matthew Boulton, president of the Christian Theological Seminary; Art Farnsley, Research Professor of Religious Studies and Associate Director of the Center for the Study of Religion and American Culture, IUPUI.
The new book, "If We Can Win Here." Guests: Author Fran Quigley, clinical professor of law, teaching in the Health and Human Rights Clinic at Indiana University's McKinney School of Law. Students in the Health and Human Rights Clinic advocate for the rights of the poor, with a special focus on representing low-wage workers; Lynn Murphy, food service worker and member of UNITE HERE, featured in the book.
Bill Stanczykiewicz of the Indiana Youth Institute joins Jon to discuss, among other things, the disconnect between high school graduation and finishing the next potential phase of education, no matter what that may be. In late June, the Indiana Youth Institute will host a conference for anyone who counsels teens on what to do after high school.
Jim McClelland is newly retired after 41 years of leading Goodwill Indy. Jim was only the third leader of Goodwill in central Indiana and some amazing things happened during his tenure.
Delivering quality food to Indianapolis' six crime focus areas. Guests are Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs and Willie Matis of Gleaners Food Bank. Earlier this year the Department of Public Safety identified six primary districts of chronic crime. Last week they announced a new weapon in their arsenal - Gleaners Food Bank trucks. Starting in June and running through September, the Department of Public Safety will partner with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana to provide weekly mobile food pantries in six focus areas the city says are home to a disproportionate amount of crime.
Attorney, pharmacist, professor, author, and entrepreneur Erin Albert on her new book, "Multipationals."
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.
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.
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.
Severe Weather Preparedness week is March 15-21. NOAA meteorologists Jason Puma and Mike Ryan will discuss why preparedness can be a matter of life or death in Indiana.
March is Music in Our Schools Month(30th anniversary), apropos for a discussion about music education in the classroom. Guests are Lane Velayo, Executive Director of the Indiana Music Education Association; Chris Woodside with the National Association for Music Education; and Rep. Melanie Wright, D - Yorktown who is a music educator and a freshman legislator at the statehouse.
State Representative Christina Hale returns to discuss what's changed and what hasn't when it comes to Indiana's alarming teen sexual assault rates.
Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs returns to No Limits to discuss the specific goals the DPS set out in January to focus on six specific areas in Indianapolis. Riggs can also speak to how criminal code reform measures being heard right now in the General Assembly will help communities around the state.
Kids Count Data Book 2015 with in studio guestBill Stanczykiewicz, President & CEO, Indiana Youth Institute.
Right to Farm legislation. Guests: Protect the Harvest- Craig Curry, Government Relations & Public Policy Liaison Indiana; Hoosier Environmental Council - Kim Ferraro, senior staff attorney.
Status of Indiana Working Families 2015 report. Guests are Derek Thomas of the Indiana Institute for Working Families and Carol Rogers of the Business Research Center.
Trip as Marketing Tool. Butler U is reinventing collegiate marketing through innovative use of one of the country's best-known live mascots (Butler Bound acceptance letter delivery, Big Dawgs Tour). Guests are Michael Kaltenmark, BU Director of External Relations and Matt Mindrum, VP of Marketing and Communications.
Indiana author Janet Cheatham Bell as part of Black History Month. Her top two titles are "Not All Poor People Are Black and other things we need to think more about" and "Famous Black Quotations and some not so famous".
Legislation currently moving through the General Assembly could potentially give Indiana adoptees from the closed records era (1941-1993) the ability to receive their original birth records. Our in-studio guest will be Melissa Shelton, board member of Hoosier for Equal Access to Records (HEAR).
Today No Limits features the new Indiana State Museum exhibit on Abraham Lincoln openingin February. Joining the show as guests are Senior VP Susannah Koerber; Exhibit Curator Dale Ogden.
Indiana is widely considered to have the nation's most extensive school choice initiative, and schoolchoiceweek.com indicates 165 events to mark the week will be held around the state. Guests: Communications Director, Tosha Salyers from the Institute for Quality Education and Robert Enlow of the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice.
"Mentor" film producer and Butler Visiting Professor Alix Lambert discusses her bullying film "Mentor," about the suicides of students at Mentor High School in Ohio, described by families as the result of bullying. The film is being presented free to the public at Butler's Schrott Center next week. Joining Alix will be Marilyn Leatherman, a long-time central Indiana school administrator and anti-bullying trainer.
"The Senior Medicare Patrol, or SMP, programs help Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries avoid, detect, prevent and report health care fraud. In doing so, they not only protect older persons, they also help preserve the integrity of the Medicare and Medicaid programs", Nancy Stone, Senior Medicare Patrol Director.
A discussion of how Flu and other contagions are hitting Hoosiers hard this winter with guests Indiana State Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Jerome Adams and Indiana's Chief Medical Consultant Dr.Joan Duwve.
United way of Central Indiana and how it will address the prevailing community needs in central Indiana in the new year - Early Childhood Ed (PreK) and Indiana's 2-1-1 Resource and Referral System. Guests: Andrew Cullen, Vice President of Public Policy for United Way of Central Indiana; John Barth, Vice President City-County Council.
No Limits takes a long view of the upcoming 2015 Indiana legislative session as host John Krull is joined by Lesley Weidenbener and Jacob Rund of thestatehousefile.com along with Scott Elliott, bureau chief of Chalkbeat Indiana.
"Run, Mitch, Run" - friend and confidante of Governor Mitch Daniels Don Cogman authored a book about the behind-the-scenes efforts to get Daniels to run for US President in 2012.
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.
"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.
Indianapolis is chosen as one of two inland cities in a "seafood for better health" campaign, plus the emerging seafood industry in Indiana. Can Hoosiers be persuaded to increase their seafood consumption? Especially if it's "local?" Show guests are Linda Cornish, Seafood Nutrition Partnership; Norman McCowan, Bell Aquaculture, and Registered Dietician Kim Galeaz.
Guests - Brandon Brown, Indianapolis Office of Education Innovation; Janet McNeal, Herron HS Head of School; Robert Enlow, Pres/CEO The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice
No Limits highlights the third annual American Graduate Day, coming up on Saturday 9/27. "American Graduate: Let's Make It Happen" is a national public media initiative that leverages the power and reach of public television and radio to help communities across America address the high school dropout crisis.
Highlighting WFYI's participation in American Public Media's "The Neighborhood Project." Guests are Bill Taft, Executive Director of LISC Indianapolis and and Amandula Anderson, Executive Director of the United Northeast Community Development Corporation
Our guests are Barbara Belt, a local woman who teaches manners professionally, primarily to young people, and who also hosts cotillions for those needing experience in the finer arts of etiquette and social behavior; Jamal Smith, Executive Director of Indiana Civil Rights Commission and Asst Arsenal Tech Boys basketball coach. Coach Smith worked closely with the state champion team members not only on their athletic skills but their academic excellence and how to behave in public situations to which they had not previously been exposed.
Constitution Day is Wednesday 9/17/2014. Show guest ACLU Indiana Exec Director, Jane Henegar, talks with host John Krull about the Constitution as a living document and local programs to celebrate it.
Indiana State Museum, American Spirits, The Rise and Fall of Prohibition (The era of flappers, suffragists, bootleggers and temperance lobbyists, plus real-life legends like Al Capone will come vividly to life in this 5,000-square-foot traveling blockbuster exhibition. Susannah Koerber is Senior Vice President of Collections and Interpretation and the curator for American Spirits. Rebecca Smith is Public Programs Developer and the lead on all American Spirits public programming. Carrie M. Miller is Manager of Public Programs and serves as Rebecca's backup for American Spirits programming.
Women's Fund of Central Indiana launches NEXT - Jennifer Pope Baker, Executive Director of the Women's Fund of Central Indiana. NEXT:an initiative to help emerging adult women move from economic instability toward economic stability. The Women's Fund is seeking talented, visionary social service entrepreneurs to develop comprehensive solutions targeted at women ages 18 to 24.
Eli Lilly & Company leads Indianapolis businesses on Mayor Ballard's anti-crime plan commitment to funding early childhood education opportunities for low-income, at-risk preschoolers. The Indianapolis business community, led by the $2-million contribution from Lilly will raise $10-million in funding. The City-County Council vote on the plan has a hard deadline of approval on Sept 22, 2014.
Indiana ranks 8th nationally in percentage of overweight children. Our guests are: Jump IN for Healthy Kids CEO Ron Gifford; Jeff Sperring president & CEO of Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health; and Dave Miner, the chair of the Indy Hunger Network.
Sex Trafficking of Children. Our guests are IU McKinney School of Law Professor Cynthia Baker, student Carlos Gonzalez, student Chelsea Shelburne. On September 19, 2014 the law school's Program on Law and State Government (PLSG) will host "In Our Backyard: State Governments Respond to Sex Trafficking of Children." PLSG is run by our Professor Cynthia Baker, Gonzalez (a former police officer) and Shelburne are the student fellows and drivers behind the program.
Our guest is Michael Huber, marking one year as President and CEO of the Indy Chamber. Issues the Chamber is involved with include transportation, a potential commuter tax, the city's push on safety and early childhood education and more.
Former Indiana Governor and US Senator Evan Bayh joins the show from Washington, DC to talk with host John Krull.
WARMfest at Broad Ripple Park enters its second year as local music/events festival, coming up over Labor Day weekend. We're joined by organizers to learn more about the 50+ act lineup and other intriguing info.
No Limits was at the Indiana State Fair! Topics include alcohol, agriculture, and entertainment with a variety of guest appearances.
John Krull is joined by film critics Matthew Socey and Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly for a fun conversation about movies.
Joining the program are the new Executive Director of the Indiana Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs, Danielle Dean, and Carlos May, who in his position as Senior Executive Policy Advisor to Mayor Ballard, oversees the same issues for the city of Indianapolis. Interestingly, they are siblings.
David Forsell, Pres of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, and Maggie Goeglein Hanna, executive director of Fall Creek Gardens discuss urban green spaces and the many ways they enhance quality of life in Indianapolis.
Freedom Summer, fifty years ago. Guests include: Dr. Thomas Brown - son of Andrew J. Brown, a member of the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee, and John Dittmer - professor emeritus of history from Depauw - wrote the book "Local People - The Struggle for Civil Rights in Mississippi."
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.
- 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.
The Girl Scouts, The Indiana War Memorials Commission, and the 500 Festival have partnered to collect tattered US flags for proper retirement. Guests are Deborah Hearn Smith, Girl Scouts of Central Indiana CEO; General Stewart Goodwin, Ex Dir, Indiana War Memorial; Kelby Hicks, 500 Festival Program and Development Mgr (calling in).
Saving bees. The bee crisis in North America is big news in terms of food production. Our guests will be George and Christine Plews, Indianapolis lawyers who are firmly invested in bee re-population, having funded the hive at NPR HQ in Washington, DC and the upcoming hive on the WFYI green roof. They will be joined by local beekeeper and urban farmer Kate Franzman, whose business is moving bees and saving hives.
A 500 Tradition revamped. This year, the famous "Last Row Party" returns after a year on hiatus, bigger and better than ever. Our guests will be former Last Row Driver Lyn St. James, Scott Goodyear, and Steve Chassey, as well as Linda Jackson, Vice President of Development for the Indianapolis Press Club Foundation. Not only is the Last Row Party a fun roast of the final three race qualifiers, it also serves as a Press Club scholarship fundraiser.
Central Indiana Education Alliance/Education Weekend-STEAM Day. Guests Angelique Walker-Smith, Executive Director of the Church Federation of Indianapolis; and Charlotte Westerhaus Renfro, Lecturer of Management at IUPUI both sit on the executive committee off the Central Indiana Talent Alliance. The former "Talent Alliance" held a press conference last week to announce the name change, the results of this year's community report, and the major Education Weekend event coming up May 16-18. Why is the partnership between Education, Business, Government, and Faith leaders so important to young Hoosiers' education success?
Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs. This is only the first full week of May and 2014 has already proved challenging to those who work in Indianapolis' public safety sector.
Skin Cancer Awareness/Outrun the Sun: Sunny days are upon us. Outrun The Sun's annual Race Against Melanoma is coming up in June. Our guests are OTS Executive Director Anita Day and Dr. Keeter Sechrist, Board Certified Dermatologist and President, Board of Directors, Outrun the Sun.
Primary Preliminary: Tuesday May 6 is Primary Day. Our guests will be Lesley Stedman Weidenbener of TheStatehouseFile.com at Franklin College's Pulliam School of Journalism; Niki Kelly, Statehouse reporter for the the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette; and Eric Bradner, formerly with the Evansville Courier and Press, now with Politico in Washington DC.
Show about Climate Change featuring Prof Otto Doering, interim director of Purdue's Climate Change Research Center; Dr. Gabe Filippelli, professor of Earth Sciences at IUPUI; and Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard, a member of the President's Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience.
In anticipation of the upcoming NRA convention, No Limits discusses gun control with Rep. Tom Dermody, chair of the Indiana House Public Policy committee and Dr. Steve Dunlop of Hoosiers Against Gun Violence.
Indiana Commission on Children: DCS Director Mary Beth Bonaventura; IN Supreme Court Justice Loretta Rush; possibly State Rep. Rebecca Kubacki (R - Syracuse).
City Homeless Bill of Rights: Shelley Landis, IUPUI Social Work instructor (adjunct); Maurice Young, "Mayor of Davidson St. Bridge"; Gabie Benson, Realtor Foundation Manger (MIBOR). Additionally, an IUPUI student took part in the program.
Talking about child abuse prevention month with guest host Lesley Weidenbener. Guests: Jane Bisbee with the Indiana Department of Child Services, Sandy Runkle with Prevent Child Abuse Indiana and Megan Thomas who is a social worker at IPS #47.
An encore presentation of the discussion with best-selling author John Green of Indianapolis.
A repeat of the January 23 discussion of fraud against the elderly with guests Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson, Nancy Stone of Senior Medicare Patrol and attorney Mark Maddox.
Speaking about the inaugural season of Indy Eleven with team President and General Manager Peter Wilt, team VP of Marketing and Operations Tom Dunmore and Krissi Edgington, VP of Marketing, U/S Sports Advisors.
Discussing depression and heart disease with Dr. Jesse Stewart from IUPUI School of Science, Director of IU Center for Aging Research-Regenstrief Institute Dr. Chris Callahan and Cindy Wilson from Eskenazi Health Midtown Community Mental Health.
The topic of spring gardening is discussed with gardener/journalist Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp, landscape architect Jeff Bolinger and Fall Creek Gardens Executive Director Maggie Goeglein.
A discussion of public policy issues with David Sklar from the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council, Mark Lawrance from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and Andrew Cullen with the United Way of Central Indiana.
Discussing comics and Indy's comic convention with convention representative Stephen Solomon, Indy comic book artist Stuart Sayger and Mike Costello from Downtown Comics.
Talking about government outsourcing with guests: Sergio Fernandez - IU SPEA professor who co-authored a study, Chris Cotterill - former Chief of Staff to Mayor Greg Ballard and State Representative Pat Bauer.
Talking about dropout recovery schools with guests Scott Bess the CEO of Goodwill Education Initiatives, the Director of Excel Center West Jonathan Gates and Daniel Higuita an Excel student.
A conversation about service clubs with Kiwanis International Executive Director Stan Soderstrom, president-elect of the Rotary Club of Indianapolis Matt Burnett and Pat Henninger from the Lions Club.
The right and wrong ways to test students with guests Dr. Lori Desautels with Marian University, Crooked Creek Elementary School Principal Kimberly Piper and Mary Kay Hunt with the Pike Township Schools.
Discussing same sex marriage issues with Eli Lilly Sr. VP of Human Resources and Diversity, Steve Fry and Dr. James Teague a psychologist who works with children.
Talking about comedy and the nature of humor with comedian and Crackers Club manager Dave Wilson and writer/humorist Dick Wolfsie.
Klan-destine relationships - discussion on the topic of racism with author Daryl Davis and former KKK Imperial Wizard Scott Shepherd.
Winter farmers markets discussion with Molly Trueblood - Manager, Indy Winter Farmers Market, vendor Randy Stout - Stout Melody Acres/vegetable farmer, Ron Carter - Carmel Winter Farmers Market and Dr. Jennifer Dennis - Purdue Agricultural Economics.
Discussing teen sexual assaults with State Representative Christina Hale, Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault CEO Anita Carpenter and Malea Crosby a victim who now counsels other victims.
Talking about relationships and the upcoming Power of Personal Connection seminar with Dr. Laurel Clark and Kerry Keller from the Indianapolis School of Metaphysics.
A discussion about the social impacts of drunk driving with guests State Representative Cindy Kirchhofer, Alicia Turner of Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Beth Rutski - mother of a young woman struck and injured by a drunk driver.
Chronic absenteeism discussion with guests: Juvenile Community Prosecutor Kristen Martin from the Marion County Prosecutor's Office, Dr. Chad Lochmiller from the IU Center for Evaluation and Education Policy and Cathy Danyluk from the Indiana Department
Policing Indiana's commercial vehicle traffic with guests Indiana State Police Sgt. Chris Kath, First Sgt. Tyler Utterback and Paul Will with Celadon Trucking.
The kick off to the 2014 Indy Talks series on health, with guests the CEO Eskanazi Health Dr. Lisa Harris, Kim Irwin from Health by Design and Dr. Adrian Hutber from Exercise is Medicine.
About the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) organization with guests: BBBS of Central Indiana CEO Darcey Palmer-Shultz, WFYI reporter/big brother Sam Klemet and Sam's 16 year old little brother Jayden Holsclaw.
Financial planning discussion with Elaine Bedel of Bedel Financial Consulting and Pam Smitson with Smitson Erhart-Graves Tax Advisors.
Our annual end of the year movie show with WFYI's Matthew Socey and NUVO film editor Ed Johnson-Ott.
A chat about what's ahead for Indy area museums with Kimberly Harms from the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, DeShong Perry-Smitherman with the Eiteljorg Museum and Candace Gwaltney from the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Indiana's motorsports industry and the upcoming Performance Racing Industry trade show in Indy. Guests include Tom Weisenbach with the Indiana Motorsports Association, team owner Sarah Fisher and PRI show producer John Kilroy.
Discussion of same sex marriage/HJR-6 with guests Curt Smith of the Indiana Family Institute and City County Councilman Zach Adamson, who recently married his partner.
How does journalism hold up in the era of news media convergence? Our guests will be interim dean of the IU School of Journalism Lesa Hatley Major, Ball State University instructor John Strauss and WTHR Channel 13 reporter Kris Kirschner.
Discussion of early childhood development with the President/CEO of Day Nursery Association Dr. Ted Maple and Dr. Thomas Lock from Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health.
A discussion about Indiana business logistics with guests the VP of Operations and Business Development for Conexus Indiana, David Holt, the Director of Intermodal Services for Langham Logistics, Jeff Routt and Rich Cooper the CEO of Ports of Indiana.
A discussion about Childhood Obesity with Anne Graves from Indy YMCA and Carmen Carson from OASIS.
Discussion of adoption with guests Sandi Caesar with Indiana's Department of Child Services, Shannon Branic with the Children's Bureau of Indianapolis and adoptive mom Karen Sauer.
Rethinking redistricting discussion with guests Julia Vaughn from Common Cause, Debbie Asberry with the League of Women Voters and Alex Isenstadt with Politico.
The Sandwich Generation with guests Indiana State AARP Director June Lyle and Dr. Ellen Miller the Executive Director of UIndy's Center for Aging and Community.
Art Therapy for Veterans with Julia Whitehead the Executive Director of the Vonnegut Museum, veteran Ehren Tool and writer/filmmaker and grandson of General George Patton, Benjamin Patton.
Spirit and Place Festival conversation with guests Pam Blevins Hinkle and Erin Kelley witht he festival and Dance Kaleidoscope artistic Director David Hochoy.
Hoosier Environmental Council's upcoming Greening the Statehouse event/the future of agriculture in Indiana. Guests include Kim Ferraro with the HEC, Laura Henderson with Growing Places Indy and Jordan Seger with the Indiana Department of Agriculture.
Indy to host National Preservation Conference guests include Marsh Davis and Suzanne Stanis with Indiana Landmarks and Paul Smith a Real Estate Manager for the City of Indianapolis.
Indiana Author Awards discussion with author James Madison, Laura Wills with the Indianapolis Library Foundation and Florrie Binford Kichler .
Educational Neuroscience discussion with guests Dr. Lori Desautels of Marian University, Washington Township Schools Superintendent Dr. Nikki Woodson and learning specialist Dr. Terry Small.
Heartland Film Festival discussion with festival Director Louise Henderson, Artistic Director Tim Irwin, film director Matt Shouse.
Prescription drug abuse discussion with guests Abby Kuzma of the IN Attorney General's Office, Marion County Health Director Dr. Virginia Caine and Dr. Joan Duwve - Chief Medical Officer with the Indiana Department of Health.
A discussion with Republican State Senator Jim Merritt and Democratic Representative Scott Pelath.
A preview of the upcoming TEDx Indianapolis event with participants Jim Walker with Big Car, LaShawnda Crowe Storm and Davy Rothbart.
Discussion of sleep disorders with guests Neurologist Dr. Ted Nukes, OB/GYN Dr. Amy Moon, pain treatment specialist Dr. Dimitri Arbuck.
Banned books week with guests Travis DiNicola of Indy Reads, Debra Lambert with the Indianapolis Public Library, and Corey Dalton with the Vonnegut Library.
The subject of extended learning...ahead of American Graduate day with guests Erik Peterson with Indiana's Afterschool Network, Dan Diehl with Diehl Evaluation and Consulting and Bob Abrams with EcO15.
Police Staffing - guests include Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry, Lake County Sheriff John Buncich and attorney Melissa Profitt Reese with the Indy Public Safety Foundation.
Expanding services offered by the Humane Society of Indianapolis. Quests include HSI Chief Operations Officer Christine Jeschke, Kirsten VantWoud the Director of HSI's Animal Welfare Center and Dan Shackle, Administrator of Indianapolis Animal Care and Control.
A local group has returned from a trip to Cuba and shares impressions - joining us will be attorney Greg Silver and physician Gary Fisch.
Indianapolis Welcoming Immigrants campaign - with guests Terri Morris Downs, Sarah Johnson with the Immigrant Welcome Center.
Indy Honor Flights with organization Chairman Grant Thompson and WWII veteran Al Barker.
Indiana's State Parks - guests include Ginger Murphy - Assistant Director of Stewardship, Ted Tapp - property manager of Mounds State Park and Angie Manuel - Prophetstown State park naturalist.
Corporate ethics and responsibility with guests IU McKinney School of Law Vice Dean Antony Page, Brent Essex of Wellpoint and Mark Sifferlin of Cummins.
Teacher Recruitment and Training - joining us will be ISTA President Teresa Meredith, Dr. Lindan Hill and Marian University student Jordan Ahmay.
Monument Circle Historic Preservation with guests include Marsh Davis - President of Indiana Landmarks, David Baker - Administrator of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission and Bill Browne - President of Ratio Architects.
Campus Security - our guests will be David Briggs with IUPUI campus police, Walt Smith - Chief of Security at Anderson University and school security consultant Chuck Hibbert.
Women's Health - guests include St. Vincent nurse practitioner Julie Schneiders, Katie Jones with the Indiana State Department of Health and Julie Petr with the American Heart Association.
A look at Indiana's growing life sciences industry with David Johnson of BioCrossroads, Darren Carroll with Eli Lilly and Dr. Marietta Harrison of Purdue's Discovery Park Oncological Services Center.
Learn about conservation and animals at the Indianapolis Zoo with guests Dr. Rob Shumaker and Jon Glesing.
A discussion about organ donation with guests - Jerry Wilde - an IU East professor and kidney recipient, Sam Davis with the Indiana Organ Procurement Organization and awaiting confirmation from a transplant surgeon.
Summer food needs with Gleaners President and CEO Cynthia Hubert, Dave Miner with the Interfaith Hunger Initiative and Clark Lienemann - Executive Director of the Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center.
School Vouchers with guests - Friedman Foundation President and CEO Robert Enlow, Ft. Wayne Community School Board President Mark GiaQuinta and student voucher parent Karinya Chrisler.
Indy's plans for plug-in vehicles with Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, Energy Systems Network President and CEO Paul Mitchell and Cole Willis with Indianapolis Power and Light.
Workplace Etiquette with guests Steve Hanes with Dale Carnegie and Erik Deckers who heads a blogging social media agency.
Indianapolis is hosting a national conference of Millennials - ages 20-33. We'll talk about it with guests Derrick Feldman the CEO of Achieve, Nick Colby the President of Colby Equipment and head of the Meridian-Kessler Neighborhood Association and Kristin Hess with Indiana Humanities.
21st century farming in Indiana. Our guests will be Indiana Agriculture Commissioner Gina Sheets, Indiana Farm Bureau VP and Evansville farmer Randy Kron and Hendricks County grain and hog farmer David Hardin.
Art Havens with guests Ellen Wilso-Pruitt, Art Sanctuary of Martinsville, Ron Stanhouse also with the Art Sanctuary of Martinsville and Shannon Linker with the Arts Council of Indianapolis.
End of Life issues and Indiana's new POST law - guests include Dr. Susan Hickman with the IU School of Nursing, Dr. Jerry Walthall with St. Francis Hospital, and State Representative Dr. Tim Brown.
White Collar Crime discussion with Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry, Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson and lead white collar crime investigator in Curry's office, Tom Gancarz.
Summer Learning with Earl Phalen of Summer Advantage USA and the Phalen Leadership Academies, Lee Ann Harris with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Indianapolis and Chris Cairo, Director of Project Development at the Indianapolis Public Library.
Food deserts - guests include CEO of the Forest Manor Multi Service Center, Regina Marsh, Melissa Fisher with the Indy Food Desert Coalition and Dr. Tim Carter who heads Butler University's Center for Urban Ecology.
Starting your own business - Doug Boehme, Regional Director of the Indiana Small Business Development Center, Sandy McCleese with Cambridge Capital Management and Greg Price of Indianapolis SCORE.
Summer fun at home. Bob Whitt, Ex. Dir. White River State Park, Jen Pittman with Indy Parks and Kristina Uland, WFYI/PBS KIDS in the Park.
A shortage of physicians - guests include Dr. Pat Bankston - Associate Dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine Northwest and Dr. Paul Evans - founding Dean of Marian University's new School of Osteopathic Medicine.
Indy Food Trucks - with guests Jeff Edwards of Dashboard Diner, Shadi Khoury of In A Pita, and Lisa Moyer with Scouts Treats.
Old and new drug problems - meth, bath salts and heroin. Our guests include Niki Crawford and Tami Watson with Indiana State Police and Rachel Botkin - Fairbanks Hospital nurse practitioner.
A encore presentation of the March 19, 2013 program - The Business of Sports in Indianapolis. A talk with Indiana Sports Corporation President and Super Bowl 46 committee organizer Allison Melangton, Indiana Fever star Tamika Catchings and Ken Ungar - President of marketing firm U/S Sports Advisors.
Home improvement and spruce ups with Vicki Kenworthy Wright - realtor/broker with Carpenter Realtors in Indianapolis and a cast member or two from the PBS show "Ask This Old House".
Growing up Gay in Indiana - guests include Mary Byrne, Executive Director of the Indiana Youth Group and Audrey Satterblom - IPS Wellness Supervisor.
Indiana Women's Press Club turns 100 - Marion Garmel - retired Indianapolis Star/News writer, Tara Puckey - incoming Press Club President and Franklin College journalism student Jessica Wray.
Town of Speedway business development - Ron Sears - Speedway Community Development Corporation, Amy Carroll - Speedway Arts Council and Doug Boles - Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The ACLU of Indiana is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. Our guests will be current Executive Director Jane Henegar and past Executive Directors Gil Holmes and Sheila Kennedy.
Local recreational trails with Karen Haley with the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Richard Vonnegut with the Hoosier Rails to Trails Council and Jeff Edmondson - President of the Indianapolis Hiking Club.
A look at the accomplishments of the 2013 legislative session with Lesley Weidenbener - Managing Editor of TheStatehouseFile.com, and Evansville Courier and Press Statehouse Bureau Chief Eric Bradner.
Tips on financial planning during Money Smart Indiana Week. Guests include Katie Moreau with AARP, Kia Coleman with the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, and retired Social Security Administration employee Joe Everett.
A look at dream interpretation during National Dream Awareness Week with guests Kerry Keller - Director of the School of Metaphysics, Indianapolis...and Dr. Laurel Clark - author and President Emeritus of the School of Metaphysics.
Doug Wissing - Bloomington-based journalist/author who was embedded with an Indiana National Guard group in Afghanistan.
A look at local emergency preparedness ahead of the Carmel Marathon this weekend and May 500 related festivities.
Autism - with guests Chad Gray - IMPD detective/father of autistic son, Vincent Lamarca - Lovaas Institute, Dana Renay - Autism Society of Indiana.
Indiana's water quality with guests Bruno Piggott - Indiana Department of Environmental Management, Kim Ferraro - Hoosier Environmental Council, Bob Barr - IUPUI research scientist.
U.S. - China relations with guests Dr. Pierre Atlas who heads the global studies center at Marian University, and Marian's Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence Dr. Shunji Cui of China. John Krull will be off and debuting as guest host will be Eric Bradner, Statehouse Bureau Chief of the Evansville Courier and Press.
An encore presentation of the February 7, 2013 show on mental illness and violence with guests Marion County Sheriff John Layton, Dr. Jeff Kellums with Midtown Community Mental Health Center, and Nakaisha Tolbert-Banks with Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis.
Rising food and gas prices with Tom Bodin, chief economist with the Indiana Attorney General's office and Indiana Farm Bureau President Don Villwock.
Recruiting for public safety jobs with Indiana State Police Captain Dave Bursten and Indianapolis Fire Department Captain Kevin Givens.
Introducing immigrants to Indianapolis with guest Terri Morris Downs of the Immigrant Welcome Center and immigration attorney Angela Adams.
The Business of Sports in Indianapolis. We'll talk with Indiana Sports Corporation President and Super Bowl 46 committee organizer Allison Melangton, Indiana Fever star Tamika Catchings and Ken Ungar - President of marketing firm U/S Sports Advisors.
Weather forecasting with WISH-TV chief meteorologist Steve Bray, National Weather Service meteorologist Mike Ryan, and Purdue University assistant professor Mike Baldwin.
March is nutrition month and we will be joined by dietician and WFYI favorite Kim Galeaz, dietician Erin Hevel with the Noblesville Schools, and Indiana Dietetic Association Board President Jenni Purcell.
A discussion with retiring President Ellen Annala and incoming President of the United Way Ann Murtlow.
Early childhood education with guests Ted Maple - United Way of Central Indiana Director of Education, Connie Sherman - St. Mary's Child Center, Connie Bond Stuart - PNC Bank.
Prisoner re-entry. Our guest include Allen Superior Court Judge John Surbeck, Superintendent Steven Keever of the Indianapolis re-entry educational facility who will bring along a resident, and Carson Tuttle who works with prisoners to help them prepare for life after incarceration.
Local wines and beers with Meredith Easley of Easley Winery, Clay Robinson of Sun King Brewery and Jim Arnold of Kahn's Fine Wines.
Exploring emerging ethical dilemmas with Jessica Baron - Notre Dame Reilly Center for Science, Technology and Values, Marya Lieberman - Notre Dame associate prof of chemistry and biochemistry and Indiana State Police Lt. Chuck Cohen.
No Limits discusses changes in health care with Dr. David Orentlicher IUPUI and Bob Piha - LHD Benefit Advisors.
No Limits looks at the future of Indianapolis neighborhoods with city Metropolitan Development Director Adam Theis, Leigh Evans - Executive Director of the Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation, and Debbie Morris with the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors.
On this show we'll talk about gun violence and gun control. Our guests include State Senator Jim Tomes, Chuck Hibbert - school safety expert and retired Indiana State Trooper, Steve Dunlop of Hoosiers Concerned About Gun Violence, and Heather McCabe - assistant professor with the IU School of Social Work.
No Limits kicks off the 2013 Indy Talks series on Indy's kids and education success. Our guests include Warren Township Schools Superintendent Dena Cushenberry, John Bridgeland - President of the Washington D.C. public policy firm Civic Enterprises, Bob Balfanz - co-director of the Everyone Graduates Center and research scientist at the Johns Hopkins Center for Social Organization of Schools.
No Limits spends an hour with incoming Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz.
No Limits explores what Indiana might expect under a Pence administration and second Obama administration.
Originally broadcast November 15, 2012. November was national adoption month and No Limits will discuss adoptions in Indiana with our guests - Jill Budnick with The Villages, Indiana Youth Institute President and CEO Bill Stanczykiewicz, and Gil Michelini of Fishers - author of Daddy Come and Get Me.
No Limits talks about the year's best, worst, and in-between movies with WFYI film critic Matthew Socey and NUVO's Ed Johnson-Ott.
No Limits devotes the hour to a discussion of the nursing profession with Marion Broome, Dean of the IU School of Nursing, RN Sue Ellen Collins with the Central Indiana Case Management Society of America and Methodist Hospital nurse Eric Newsom.
No Limits discusses online adult education with Western Governors University Indiana Chancellor Allison Barber and Gina DelSanto with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.
No Limits talks about climate change and other environmental issues ahead of the "Greening the Statehouse" event, organized by the Hoosier Environmental Council.
A Repeat of the July 19, 2012 show. No Limits discusses the issue of same sex marriage with Rick Sutton - President - Indiana Equality Action, Curt Smith - President - Indiana Family Institute and Curt Miller - Indianapolis professional involved in a long-term same sex relationship.
Housing and the 25th anniversary of Habitat for Humanity in Indianapolis. Our guests include Jim Morris - President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of greater Indianapolis, a family living in a habitat home and Andy Frazier - Executive Director of the Indiana Association for Community and Economic Development.
A discussion of the results of the "What's Possible" community education forums held over the summer. Our guests include Jason Kloth - Indianapolis Deputy Mayor for Education, John Althardt with the Indianapolis Public Schools, and Karega Rausch with Stand for Children.
What influences voters? A lot of things...and we'll talk about them with our guests Dr. Terri Jett - chair of the political science department at Butler University, former Indiana house speaker Paul Manweiller - currently with Bose Public Affairs, and Audrey Borschel - author of Sleuthing the Truth in the Media.
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 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.
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.
Redevelopment efforts in Indianapolis with city Metropolitan Development Director Maury Plambeck, Michael Osborne - President of the Near North Development Corporation and Developer Joe Whitsett of the Whitsett Group.
In a world of apps and online everything...No Limits will talk with an expert panel about consumer cyber safety. Joining us will be Indiana State Police Lt. Chuck Cohen, Scott McIlwaine with Cadre Information Security and Evan Thomas with The National Bank of Indianapolis.
In conjunction with WFYI's American Graduate work, No Limits will look at the school drop out issue in Indianapolis and what's being done to entice young people back to class. Our guests will include Indiana Youth Institute President and CEO Bill Stanczykiewicz, Christel House Drop Out Recovery School Principal Emily Masengale with students Martese Graves and Alexis Taylor...and Excel Center Principal Betsy Delgado with student Brandon Quirk.
No Limits talks about the environment with a focus on the upcoming "Greening the Heartland Conference". Our guests will be conference organizer Mac Williams, Dr. Peter Schubert - Director of the Lugar Center for Renewable Energy at IUPUI, and John Hazlett - Director of SustainIndy.
Indiana's primary and the upcoming election season with former Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Kip Tew, former Indiana Republic Party Chairman Rex Early, Butler University Associate Political Science professor Dr. Terri Jett, and Lesley Stedman Weidenbener - Managing Editor of the Franklin College Statehouse Bureau.
No Limits talks about early childhood reading with Indianapolis Public Library CEO Jackie Nytes, library early learning specialist Abby Brown, and United Way of Central Indiana President and CEO Ellen Annala.
A discussion of the latest in cancer care and research with Dr. Robert Goulet with Community Health Network, Dr. Terry Vik of Riley Hospital for Children, and Dr. Eric Rubenstein with Franciscan St. Francis Health Care.
No Limits talks about spring planting, gardening and pest control with Purdue entomology professor Cliff Sadof, Keep Indianapolis Beautiful President David Forsell, and local urban gardening expert Cara Dafforn.
No Limits looks into issues of faith with Rabbi Paula Winnig - Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education, Dr. Julie Belz with IUPUI and Dr. David Carlson of Franklin College.
A repeat of the February 23 show about bullying. No Limits looks at employing disabled people with our guests Congressman Andre Carson, Bosma Enterprises CEO Lou Moneymaker, and Trelles Evans of Goodwill Industries.
No Limits looks at employing disabled people with our guests Congressman Andre Carson, Bosma Enterprises CEO Lou Moneymaker, and Trelles Evans of Goodwill Industries.
No Limits follows up the Randall Shepard interview by looking at his legacy, with IU Public Policy Institute Director John Krauss and IU SPEA and Political Science professor Sheila Kennedy.
A special Monday edition of No Limits -- Indiana Chief Justice Randall Shepard is with us for the hour. He officially retired March 4, 2012 after 25-years and will remain acting head of the court through March 23, 2012.
No Limits talks about paying for college. Our guest panel will include Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers, Ivy Tech Community College President Tom Snyder and Hamilton Southeastern High School guidance counselor Bill Zoeller.
Inside the Indiana Family and Social Services administration - the hybrid welfare system comes to Marion County, and child care ratings. Our guests include FSSA's Neal Moore, Adrienne Shields and Melanie Brizzi.
No Limits talks travel with Indianapolis-based international travel writer Susan McKee, Greg Seiter with the AAA Hoosier Motor Club and Kevin Turner with Kayak.com.
Consumer protection and avoiding scams - Super Bowl and otherwise...with our guests IMPD Sgt. David Miller, Indiana State Police Sgt. Rod Russell and a representative from Angie's List.
Ahead of the Super Bowl we'll look at concerns about human trafficking with our guests - Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller, Carleen Miller - Executive Director of Exodus Refugee Immigration, and Theresa Flores - a survivor and victim's advocate.
A look at the recruitment and training of school principals in Indiana with Patrick O'Donnell - the Executive Director of Teach for America and John Somers - Director of the University of Indianapolis iLEAD program. Each will be accompanied by a school leader trained under his system.
No Limits kicks off the 2012 Indy Talks series discussing the topic - Indy at the Crossroads. Our guests will be Brian Payne - President and CEO of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, Tom Morales - CEO and founder of the Morales Group, and Matt Kinghorn - demographer/analyst with the Indiana Business Research Center.
A talk about the Electronic Age of Libraries with guests Jackie Nytes - new CEO of the Indianapolis Public Library, Jessica Siegelin - Library Media Specialist with Ben Davis University High School, and Joel Silver - Curator of Books at the Lilly Library at IU Bloomington.
The holiday movies are out. WFYI film critic Matthew Socey and maybe a friend or two will give their picks and pans on No Limits.
How are Indianapolis non-profits coping during the continued economic slump? We'll talk with United Way of Central Indiana President Ellen Annala, Indianapolis Symphonic Choir Executive Director Michael Pettry and Gennesarret Free Clinic Executive Director Rebecca Seifert.
Answers to computer questions and talk about electronic gift ideas for the holidays with the experts - Damon Richards of Port-to-Port Consulting, Regina Miller with Geek In Pink and Chris Flood of WFYI.
HIV/AIDS in Indiana on World AIDS Day. Our guests will include Damien Center Executive Director Tom Bartenbach, a client served by the center and Dr. Danielle Osterholzer, IU School of Medicine faculty member and Medical Director of the Ryan White HIV Clinic at Wishard Hospital.
No Limits looks at some of the help that's available for the homeless in Central Indiana with Dayspring Center Executive Director Lori Casson, Jeri Warner - Executive Director of Trusted Mentors, and 16 year old Carmel High School student Amber Kriech who's been recognized nationally for her work to help the homeless.
Entrepreneur Week and No Limits talks with successful local business owners Scott Jones - ChaCha CEO, Martha Hoover of Cafe Patachou fame and Kelly Pfledderer with Apparatus.
No Limits looks at the challenges facing returning veterans with U.S. Army Colonel Ross Waltemath, 1st Lt. Bart Lomont - Indiana Air National Guard, and Beth Karnes with the Indiana Mental Health Memorial Foundation.
Animal Welfare and Pet Overpopulation - Christine Jeschke - Chief Operations Officer of the Humane Society of Indianapolis, Christina Francis - operator of the "Luv-a-Dog" fostering program, invited - Indianapolis Animal Care and Control Director Teri Kendrick.
The 2011 Indiana Authors Awards - featuring winners Margaret McMullan and Helen Frost, and Emily Berger with the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard joins us for the hour. Democratic mayoral candidate Melina Kennedy was on the show September 29, 2011.
A discussion of Alzheimer's treatment and care with Linda Altmeyer of the Alzheimer's Association Indiana chapter, Dr. Vijaya Sirigirireddy of the St. Vincent Center for Healthy Aging and caregiver and Alzheimer's Association board member Art Waccholz.
A preview of the October 8 Celebrate Science Indiana event and discussion of the growing focus on STEM courses - science, technology, engineering and math. Our guests are Dr. Robert Yost of IUPUI, Purdue chemistry professor Peter Kissinger, and Dr. Jennifer Hicks - the Indiana Department of Education's Science Curriculum Specialist.
Democratic Indianapolis mayoral candidate Melina Kennedy joins us for the hour. Incumbent Republican Mayor Greg Ballard is scheduled for October 20.
No Limits discusses election reform in Indiana with Marion County Clerk Beth White (D), Tippecanoe County Assessor and former Clerk Linda Phillips (R) and Julia Vaughn of Common Cause Indiana.
9/11 anniversary show with Indiana Homeland Security Executive Director Joe Wainscott, Indiana Task Force One Commander Bill Brown, and State Representative Ed Soliday who was a United Airlines VP of Safety and Security on September 11, 2001.
Labor Day is coming up and that means travelers are watching gas prices and politicians are getting ready to kick up their campaigns. We'll talk with oil industry expert Tom Bodin from the Indiana Attorney General's Office on the causes of gas price fluctuations, and Eric Bradner with the Evansville Courier and Press on the upcoming election season.
Indiana's "grow local" food movement with scheduled guests Thom England - Ivy Tech culinary instructor and board member of the "Dig IN- Taste of Indiana Festival, Butler University's Center for Urban Ecology Director Tim Carter, and Indiana Assistant State Health Commissioner Dr. James Howell.
No Limits observes our one-year anniversary by updating our very first show topic - Indiana's economy and jobs picture. Our guests include Marion Mayor Wayne Seybold who was with us last year, Indiana Workforce Development Commissioner Mark Everson, and
A repeat of the February 17, 2011 broadcast. No Limits looks at the business of Public Relations with Borshoff's Myra Borshoff Cook, Clyde Lee of LeeWillis Communications, and Indiana State Police First Sgt. David Bursten.
No Limits talks about integrity in sports. We will be joined by Julie Roe Lach - NCAA VP of Enforcement, sportswriter Bill Benner who is currently with the Horizon League, Dan Lee - local author of a new cycling book "The Belgian Hammer", and former IRS Commissioner Mark Everson who oversaw the BALCO steroid scandal.
No Limits looks at alternative energy and energy innovations in Indiana. Our guests will include Patrick Flynn with Indiana's Office of Energy Development, Ener1 President Chris Cowger, and Jim Lowe who heads the big geothermal project at Ball State U.
No Limits looks at the effects of shrinking local newsrooms. Our guests include Mizell Stewart - Evansville Courier and Press Editor, Ken Owen - Media Relations Director at DePauw University and former WISH-TV and WIBC anchor and reporter, and Lesley Stedman Weidenbener - former Statehouse Bureau Chief - Louisville Courier - Journal.
No Limits will talk about local artists and their community. Our guests include Christopher West of Christopher West Presents on Mass Ave, Amanda Mauer Taflinger of IndieAna Handicraft Exchange and Shannon Linker with the Arts Council of Indianapolis.
Guests include Dr. Amy Peak - Director of Drug Information Services at Butler University's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Brad Banks - Division Supervisor with the Marion County Prosecutor's Office, and Tobyn Linton - Fairbanks Adult Program Services Manager.
No Limits broadcast of a pre-taped show Marianne Holland has put together to wrap up the recent Lumina Foundation series "Indiana by Degrees". Guests include Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers, Henry Fernandez with USA Funds, State Representative Greg Porter and Indiana Chamber of Commerce VP Derek Redelman.
No Limits looks at the effects of social media on labor law and employment. Joining us will be IU-Indianapolis Law School Dean Gary Roberts, and Indianapolis attorneys Geoff Lohman and Jan Michelsen.
No Limits will discuss aging and wellness with Dr. Ellen Miller - Executive Director of the University of Indianapolis Center for Aging and Community, Dr. Stephen Rappaport - geriatric specialist and President of Agewell Health, and Melissa Cusick - a lifestyle prescription coordinator with NIFS/National Institute for Fitness and Sport.
No Limits looks at the foreclosure problem in Indiana and the state of central Indiana's housing market. Guests: Stephanie Reeve with the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, Al Thorup - Executive Director of the Indiana Mortgage Bankers
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
No Limits will talk about the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Riders...ahead of this month's PBS documentary. Our radio guests will include original Freedom Rider Hank Thomas, Zack Rooker - a 17 year old Warsaw Community High School student who is fascinated with the Freedom Riders and did his own documentary as a school project, and Wilma Moore - an archivist of African American History with the Indiana Historical Society.
The 100th anniversary of the first Indianapolis 500 and May track-related activites: Our guests include veteran racing announcer Bob Jenkins, 1998 Indy 500 winner Eddie Cheever Jr., and Mark Dill - VP of Marketing and Communications with the Indianapolis
No Limits guests speak about Saturday's Earth Day Indiana event and environmental efforts in the city and state. Our guests will be Earth Day Indiana Executive Director Stephen Sellers, Indiana Recycling Coalition Executive Director Carey Hamilton and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful President David Forsell.
No Limits talks about historic preservation in Indiana and this weekend's festivities celebrating the move of Indiana Landmarks into the former Old Centrum building. Our guests will be Indiana Landmarks President Marsh Davis, Indiana Tourism Director Amy Vaughan and Turner Woodard - Stutz Business Center and Canterbury Hotel owner and preservation fan.
No Limits talks about the debate on public smoking in Indiana and Indianapolis. Our guests include Lindsay Grace with SmokeFree Indy and the American Cancer Society...and Mike Smith, President of the Indiana Casino Association.
No Limits resumes the debate on education reform with Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett and Indiana State Teachers Association President Nate Schnellenberger.
No Limits revisits and updates the topic of Indiana jobs Thursday, March 17 using Inside Indiana Business' new Business Council Survey to get us started. Our guest include IIB host Gerry Dick, Pat Gibbons - Senior Vice President of Walker, Ron Gifford - executive Vice President for policy of the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership and Jerry Conover - director of the Indiana Business Research Center at IU's Kelley School of Business.
No Limits has an hour with Democratic Indianapolis mayoral candidate Melina Kennedy. We are still working with Mayor Ballard's schedulers for an hour with him.
Statehouse upheaval - Guests: Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Dan Parker, Indiana Republican Party Communications Director Pete Seat, Indiana AFL-CIO President Nancy Guyott and Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma.
No Limits talks about domestic violence in Indianapolis with IMPD domestic violence detective Robin Bennett, and survivor Mattie Herald who now works with an intervention group.
No Limits looks at the emerging legacy of the late Congresswoman Julia Carson. Our guests include her grandson - Congressman Andre Carson, former Congressman Andy Jacobs, Ted Frantz - Associate Professor of History at the University of Indianapolis, Fay Williams - Indianapolis attorney, and there's a possibility State Representative Bill Crawford will join us in if his legislative schedule permits.
Discussion of the preparations Indianapolis is making to host the Super Bowl in one year. Guests: Allison Melangton who chairs the Indy Super Bowl host committee and Gary Coons, Chief of Indianapolis Homeland Security. Joe Bowling with the Boner Community Center/Super Bowl Legacy project, and Colts play-by-play announcer and veteran Indianapolis sports broadcaster Bob Lamey.
Part two of a series on education reform. Guests: David Harris - Founder and CEO of The Mind Trust, Khaula Murtadha - IUPUI Associate Vice Chancellor for Lifelong Learning and Executive Director of the Community Learning Network and Tom Wachnicki - Decatur Central High School New Tech Curriculum Director and Principal.
Part one of a two part series on education reform. Guests: State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett and Indiana State Teachers Association President Nate Schnellenberger.
Indy Talks series on making Indianapolis a "Super City". Guests: Mark Miles - President of the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership and CEO of the Super Bowl 2012 Host Committee, Tamara Zahn - President of Indianapolis Downtown Inc., and Dr. Jerry Bepko - Chancellor Emeritus of IUPUI who is kind enough to join us by phone from his Florida home.
The Effects of Federal Health Care Reform on Indiana. Guests: Seema Verma - Health Policy Consultant and author of the Healthy Indiana Plan, Dr. Tim Hobbs - Chief Physician Executive at Community Health Network and benefits consultant Bob Piha with LoCascio Hadden and Dennis.
State of the Arts in Central Indiana. Quests: Indiana Arts Commission Executive Director Lewis Ricci, Arts Council of Indianapolis President and CEO Dave Lawrence and Carol Baker - Director of Educational Outreach for Carmel's Center for the Performing Arts/Palladium.
Lobbying and the legislature. Guests: Julia Vaughn - Common Cause Indiana, Dan Seitz - lobbyist with Bose Public Affairs, and former state representative David Orentlicher.
Spirituality, faith and religion with guests Betty Brandt - Director of Spiritual Life at St. Luke's United Methodist Church in Indianapolis, Michael Saahir - Imam of Nur Allah Islamic Center of Indianapolis, and Carol Johnston - Associate Professor of Theology and Culture at Christian Theological Seminary.
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.
Remembering Indiana author Kurt Vonnegut on his birthday, will talk about a new library and museum in his honor, and will update the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library budget situation. Guests: Sidney Offit and James Alexander Thom - authors and friends of Kurt, Susan Neville - Butler University professor and Tom Shevlot - IMCPL Board of Trustees President.
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.
Indiana's candidates for U.S. Senate. Guests: Republican Dan Coats, Democrat Brad Ellsworth and Libertarian Rebecca Sink-Burris
Indianapolis' growing hispanic community. Guests: Carlos May - Director of Latino Affairs for the City of Indianapolis, Carmen DeRusha - Hispanic community leader and Pam Gemmer - Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School ESL/Spanish teacher
Public-Private Partnerships. Guests: Jim Morris - President of Pacers Sports and Entertainment, former President of the World Food Bank and Lilly Endowment, Bill Rieber - Professor of Economics at Butler University and Dr. Michael Twyman - Director of Indiana Grants Program - Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
How the Indianapolis community handles public health threats. Guests: Dr. Virginia Caine - Marion County Health Director, Dr. Greg Wilson - Associate Chair for Community and Global Health, Department of Public Health - IU School of Medicine, and former state health commissioner and Dr. Shaun Grannis - Regenstrief Institute/IU School of Medicine - Health Information Exchange.
Sustainable Communities. Guests: Karen Haley Director of Sustainability for the city of Indianapolis, Lew Middleton - Duke Energy and Dr. Peter "Fritz" Kunz - co-owner of Traders Point Creamery
Mass Transit in Central Indiana. Guests: Ehren Bingaman - Executive Director of Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority, Fishers Town Council member David George and Joe Bowling with the Boner Community Center.
The shrinking center/increasing polarization of American politics. Guests: Indiana Republican Party Chair Murray Clark, Former Indiana and Marion County Democratic Party Chair Kip Tew, Butler University Political Science Chair Terri Jett and Political Analyst Brian Howey
Emerging Indiana Authors, guest list: Douglas Light, Micah Ling, Greg Schwipps, Floorie Kichler.
Back to School - Guests: Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett, Indiana State Teachers Association President Nate Schnellenberger, GEO Foundation Founder and President Kevin Teasley and IPS parent and former missionary Loren Sprowl, father of 10
Crime, officer misconduct and the IMPD. Guests: Robert Vane - Mayor Ballard Deputy Chief of Staff/Communications Director, William Oliver - Democratic City County Councilman and Fran Watson - clinical law professor - IU School of Law.
No Limits premiers with a discussion of the employment situation in Indiana. Our guests include: Marion Mayor Wayne Seybold, Indiana Department of Workforce Development spokesman Marc Lotter and Lynn Albin and Brad Calbert with Mt. Pleasant Christian Church in Greenwood, which offers an unemployment support group to members of its congregation.