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Indiana's Treasurer of State
Violinist Sirena Huang, Gold Medalist, 2022 International Violin Competition of Indianapolis
Fathers and Families
Janet Flanner
Coaching dance and history
RAGTIME, Youth Takes Over
The Business Consultancy: The Steele Group
Issues in Government with Rhonda Cook
Becoming a Commercial Pilot
Reporting Sports, Almost Half a Century
Life of Benjamin Harrison
Please, Artificial Intelligence, Let Me Choose
Documentaries, Classic, and Contemporary, such as "Melania"
A Perspective on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, from former Indianapolis Urban League President
Preserving And Distributing Historic Films
Christina Hale, Candidate, Speaker, Motivator and Author
The Indianapolis Local Improvement Bond Bank Does Not Listen
Evictions in Indiana
Minority Deposit Institution, (or, Mission Driven Institution)
The Fonseca Theater in Haughville
The Nature of Poetry with Amanda Bradley
Recycling Both People and Materials
Artificial Intelligence Meets Natural Talent
Proposals to Improve Education
Grants Awarded; Grants Withdrawn, with grant writer Anne Laker
Roads, The Electronics That Guide You
Mid-Decade Redistricting
Reducing Gun Violence
Mobile Integrated Health in Pike Township
Indiana Towns, More Than Two Hundred, with Jeff Rasley
How Environmental Groups Collaborate
Our Economist: Morton Marcus
Mirrorindy.org, A Young, Comprehensive, Free Source of Local News
Environmental Protection Today, with Sam Carpenter
Our Government Today
Assessing Property Values in Monroe County, Indiana
Auditing Public Accounts in Indiana
TRIMEDX Foundation: Maintaining Medical Equipment Throughout the World
How Government Affects Non Profit Activities and Philanthropy
Indianapolis Society of the Classical Guitar
Bonhoffer, John Dos Passos, Growth of Theatre in Indianapolis . . .
Local News and Shared Reality with Sheila Kennedy
All About Indiana Property Taxes
The State of Podcasting
Semi Conductor Busines in Indiana
The Mezzo Soprano from Lafayette, Indiana
Safety In The Air Today, with Local Private Pilot Hunter Heath
Helping Plants With Winter and Snow
Morton Describes Economic Status of Indianapolis
Spend Too Much on Entertainment?
Woodworking in Indiana, with Marc Adams
The Business of Lumbering in Indiana
Ken Falk, Legal Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana
Kiwanis International with Executive Director Paul Palazzolo
Producing Television News, an Eggsextential Project
Candidate for Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners, Gayle Cosby
U.S. Senate Candidate Dr. Valerie Lin McCray talks about campaigning and her profession
The Role of The Federal Home Loan Bank
Developing Projects in Modern Life
Running for the Brownsburg School District
Young & Established in Evansville, with director Courtney Johnson
Statistics, Correlations, Politics, and Data--Mystics Use Statistics
School Vouchers, Their Effects on Public Education
Aging in Place with Senior Home Companions
An Indiana Drum Major (and a lot of sports history)
The Art of Big Car Collaborative
Election Security is a Common Cause
Indiana Nature Conservancy
Former Mayor Greg Ballard
Two Economists
Funding Habitat for Humanity
Sculptor Harold "Tuck" Langland considers artificial intelligence and 3-d printing
Urban Planning with James Brainard
Providing Care for Dementia Patients in Bloomington, IN
The Career of Attorney Jack Wickes
Monroe County Economic Development
Modern Service Clubs
Transitioning from Foster Care
Joys House
High School Radio in New Albany
Diabetes Explained
Advocating The Common Cause
Presenting Points of View: Lobbying, with Marc Carmichael
Stories with Will Higgins
The State of Modern Medicine
Conflict Resolution Through Mediation
The Indianapolis Barber
RecycleForce, Both People and Products, with Gregg Keesling
A Personal Memory of The Holocaust, with Alex Kor
Appraising Fire Equipment, 76 Trombones, and more, with Scott Keller
Philanthropy in America with Gene Tempel
Our Pianist at The Palladium, Clare Longendyke
The Notre Dame Campus Engineer Becomes South Bend's Weatherman
Dynamics of a First-Time Political Campaign, with Trish Whitcomb
The Hoosier Environmental Council
Preserving Black History through Indiana Landmarks
Yuletide and Pops, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Gardening, Climate, Hardiness, Invasiveness
The "Street-Legal Car" Named Hammerhead
Bethany Legacy Foundation of Jefferson County, IN. (Madison, Indiana)