Meet the visionary founders of GANGGANG—a cultural development firm rooted in equity and creativity—and artist Kyng Rhodes, whose work is redefining the creative landscape of Indianapolis. Together, they explore how art, culture, and community come together to shape the soul of the Circle City.

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The Indiana Minority Health Coalition discusses key health issues like maternal health, measles, and COVID-19. Learn how IMHC began and grew into a national leader in health equity—helping families live healthier, longer lives.

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We’re diving into how food helps build community. From hometown favorites to fresh new bites, Taste of Indy brings people together through delicious dishes, live music, and family fun. Hear from restaurants like BiBiBop, who take pride in uplifting and growing alongside Hoosiers.

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A grassroots conversation turned into a growing movement rooted in research and collective healing. Black professionals offer insight on navigating corporate spaces and empowering youth voices and confronting urgent issues like mental health, systemic inequality, and misinformation.

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Explore the beauty, power, and politics of natural hair—while shedding light on the hidden health risks in synthetic braiding hair and chemical relaxers. Joined by a board-certified dermatologist, we break down what’s really in these products and how to make safer choices for your crown and your health.

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The founder of Indianapolis' first Black equity theater, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to supporting Black Hoosiers, shares her journey of amplifying Black voices in theater. This episode also highlights "On the Set: Summer Camp," a program that blends creative development with hands-on experience, providing students the opportunity to explore careers within the arts and media industries.

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Hoosiers are tackling gun violence by transforming their communities through change. Through the Indianapolis 10 Point Coalition and the Grandparents Raising Grandkids Foundation, leaders are replacing violence with hope and driving lasting change.

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Discover how local engineers are inspiring the next generation of Hoosiers to pursue careers in engineering. They offer valuable insights on entering the field, achieving success, and meeting the growing demand for engineers. Plus, learn how early exposure to STEM can ignite a passion for innovation and problem-solving.

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Explore the power of speaking up for change. Indiana Representative Gregory Porter delves into the challenges of civic engagement and the importance of town hall meetings in connecting with constituents. The episode also highlights the youth-driven Real Talk initiative, empowering teens to lead meaningful conversations on issues that impact their generation. Additionally, Rev. Dr. Kenneth Sullivan shares his efforts to foster community collaboration and inspire positive change through local town halls.

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Violence against women is a major public health problem and a violation of women's human rights according to a 2024 report from the World Health Organization. Researchers have found that it leads to serious health problems, not only for women but also for their children. In this episode- Michael Volpe discusses corruption in the family court and the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence shares hope for survivors.

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