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Who Gets What?, 383 episodes. Page 2 of 4.

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Music Theory and Engineering

102

Indy's Ashton Gleckman Talks About JFK--And Filmmaking

103

Student Loan Confusion

104

Greg Silver uses the law to protect our environement

105

Running for Office in Indiana

106

A Classic Legal Career, Russ Sipes

107

Groceries in Indiana

108

Building Bridges, Really Big Bridges

109

Behind The Scenes at The Palladium

110

The Special Olympics Champion

111

The Associated Press Photographer

112

A Tale of Two Cities, The Composer

113

The Cellist, Marjorie Hanna

114

America's Purpose

115

Life in Contemporary Ft. Wayne

116

Hoosiers Concerned About Gun Violence

117

Broadway in Indianapolis

118

The Percussive Arts Society

119

Medal of Honor Foundation

120

Educating by Printing in 3-D

121

The Princeton, Indiana, Clarion

122

History and Collecting Fine Art Photogaphy

123

Empathy-Narcissism-Philanthropy

124

Women's Progress and Political Resistance

125

Journalism in Indiana

126

The Indiana University Strategic Plan

127

The Philosophies and Practicalities of Philanthropy

128

The Three Ports of Indiana

129

The ARC of Indiana, Advocating for Persons with Disabilities

130

Marion County Government: "Uni" and "Mini"

131

Who Gets What [Allocation of Scarce Resources]

132

The Coalition To End Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking

133

Teaching HEHE in Indiana: History, Economics, Home Economics

134

Teaching History

135

The Medical Optometric Spa

136

Understanding Medicare

137

Polling, 2023

138

Manufacturing and Delivering Concrete

139

Revitalizing Chicago, and Washington, D.C., One Community at a Time

140

The View from a Small Indiana Town

141

The Piano Doctorate

142

Indy's Scott Evenbeck Leads a College in NYC

143

Administering Public School Funds

144

Medical Advancements--The Research Process

145

Athletic Administration

146

Student Loans 2022

147

Polling in 2022

148

Anne Laker's Grab Bag

149

White River State Park

150

Managing a Political Party

151

Energizing a Museum

152

Reporting About Education

153

A Film Treats Addiction

154

Supplying Housing in Indiana

155

Town Halls Help to Inform

156

The Acts of Booking

157

The Heart of Opera

158

The Free Clinic in Pike Township

159

Improvising Indiana

160

Indiana Says Good Bye to Electronics

161

The Center for the Performing Arts

162

Vouchers Effect on Education

163

Auto Repair in the Age of Supply Chain Interruption

164

The Fonseca Theatre

165

Modern Securities Trading and Risk Management

166

A Lobbyist View of The Legislature

167

The New Poet in Indianapolis

168

Just The Two of Us

169

The Long-Term Mayor of Goshen

170

A "P.R. Guru" Represents Her Community

171

Managing a "Heartland" Non Profit

172

The Epidemiologist

173

Forty Years in Africa

174

Indiana's Musical Heritage

175

Indy's Very Big Dig, Part II

176

Indy's Very Big Dig

177

The "Auditor" Explains State Finance

178

A Home Owners Association

179

Helping Veterans To Find Work

180

A Tour, and, then, Terre Haute

181

The Mediator Finds Solutions

182

The Indiana Sculptor

183

An Agency Working to Eliminate Sexual Assault

184

Bonding The Criminally Charged

185

Our Wonderful Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre

186

The Great American Songbook

187

Vaping In Our Schools

188

The Broadway Producer from Indianapolis

189

Opinion Polling in 2022

190

Health Coach to Professional Actor

191

Neil Diamond's Pianist, Part Three

192

Neil Diamond's Pianist, Part Two

193

Neil Diamond's Pianist, Part I

194

Formulating an Economic Model

195

The Estate Planner

196

Our Scholar of The Constitution and Civil Rights

197

The Television Journalist

198

Sensitive Lands in Indianapolis

199

The Clerk-Treasurer of Munster

200

The Pike Township Trustee