Today: Valparaiso University professor Elizabeth Gingerich is on "Regionally Speaking," in our initial conversation about business law issues and their impact nationally and in northwest Indiana. "William L. Johnson Black Film Festival" director Dr. Vernon Smith talks about the three-day event which begins with a student screening of student films on Friday and continues with independent films on Saturday and two features on Sunday.

Today: Adam Forrer, policy director for climate, Audubon Great Lakes, is on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about the findings from a new statewide poll that shows overwhelming support from Indiana voters – across all party lines – for more renewable energy in the state.

Today: “Indiana Gaming Insight / Indiana Legislative Insight” creator-editor Ed Feigenbaum is on "Regionally Speaking" for our regular review of the revenues reported by Hoosier casinos. including those in northwest Indiana, to the Indiana Gaming Commission and the latest news on the gaming industry in the state, including the Hoosier Lottery and the new Terre Haute casino.

Today: On this Reporters Roundtable, "Post-Tribune" reporter Alex Kukulka shares on "Regionally Speaking" her recent stories out in print and online, including the halfway point of the 2022 Indiana General Assembly session. She and her colleague Michelle Quinn have a story on the last of the candidate filing period for the May 3rd primary elections and who is running for what political office that day.

Valparaiso University professor Anton Lewis is on “Regionally Speaking” to talk first about why things are so expensive these days, and then he covers his latest podcast on critical racial theory, and about the 1619 Project.

Today: Northwest Indiana financial advisor Greg Hammer is back on “Regionally Speaking” to present his latest and most effective tax planning strategies to deal with the ever-changing tax system. There may be ones which you may want to consider this year, and he also offers some insight into the potential tax law changes we may see in 2022.

Today: Purdue Extension community development regional educator Tamara Ogle, who specializes in local government, is on “Regionally Speaking” to talk about some of the bills and issues related to the 2022 General Assembly session.