Associate producer Mick Armbruster interviews three guests about how interstate highway construction in downtown Indianapolis during the 1960s and '70s impacted neighborhoods and the long-term development of the city.

Host Nelson Price interviews local experts on the history of Hoosier women in a variety of scientific fields.

Host Nelson Price interviews former Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard about his term in office and his push for electric cars, including the controversial BlueIndy electric car sharing system.

Join host Nelson Price as he interviews film historian and preservationist Eric Grayson about obscure references to Indiana in movie history.

Host Nelson Price interviews guest Nichelle M. Hayes about strategies for African Americans to use while tracing their family history.

Host Nelson Price interviews author and musician Tim Wright, who has written a book about the the consolidation of rival French Lick and West Baden high school basketball teams in the 1950s.

Join host Nelson Price in a discussion about Indiana's governor Oliver P. Morton. Nelson interviews two history professors about this Civil-War era governor and the house he resided in on the Old National Road.

Host Nelson Price interviews three guests, Rev. Thomas Brown, David Leander Williams and Susan Hall Dotson about Martin Luther King's visits to Indiana during the 1950s and 1960s.

Host Nelson price interviews Connie Zeigler on the fascinating figure of Avriel Shull, the innovative designer whose vivacious personality and flamboyant personal style sometimes overshadowed her significant accomplishments as a builder of homes in the mid-century modern style.

Join host Nelson Price for an in-depth discussion about the history of New Years dining trends in Indianapolis.