Keisha Gray discusses her life, her experience relocating to Indianapolis, and her ambitions leading the historic Indianapolis City Market.

Craig Von Deylen discusses his life as an architect and real estate developer, and what he has learned working in Indianapolis neighborhoods.

Robert Vane reflects on what he has learned about Indianapolis, and Indiana, after conducting 100 interviews as part of his Leaders and Legends podcast.

Indy Eleven CEO Greg Stremlaw and Head Coach Martin Rennie discuss the 2021 Indy Eleven season, the growth of soccer in Indianapolis and in the United States, and talk about Indy Eleven's plans for growth, which include a new stadium.

Restaurateur Ed Rudisell discusses the struggles of independent restaurants as a result of COVID-19, and how communities can help restaurants and sustain the sector in an upcoming economic recovery.

Maybe politics in 2021 isn't as terrible as we think? Or maybe we need to look at our political systems in a different way? Dr. Laura Merrifield Wilson challenges us to take a more systemic view of politics and consider the good as well as the bad of politics in 2021.

Father Peter Marshall, pastor of St. Jude Catholic Parish in Indianapolis, talks about ways to look at the past year of COVID-19, and the unanticipated blessings and gifts in the midst of pain and loss.

Kheprw Institute Co-Founder Paulette Fair talks about her early life experiences which shaped her philosophies on leadership and community, and on the work of Kheprw Institute.

Indiana basketball legend Tom Coverdale talks about growing up in Indiana basketball culture, experiencing Bob Knight's departure, leading IU to the 2002 Title Game, and how he applies basketball's lessons to leadership and life.

Mark Minner (radio voice of Butler men's basketball) talks about how he followed his passion for sports, discusses The Butler Way, and Butler basketball's ascendance over the past 20 years.