All IN

If you're listening live you just heard the news, but if not -- All IN will air its final show on April 1st.

For our final week we're revisiting some of our favorite shows from the past year. Today is our conversation about success, how to define it for yourself, and how to help make it happen. Live at 1 pm ET: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

For our final week we're revisiting some of our favorite shows from the past year. Today is our conversation on new research around psychedelic drugs, and what it could mean for the future of medicine. Live at 1 pm ET: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

For our final week we're revisiting some of our favorite shows from the past year. Today is our conversation with Dr. William Cooke, who worked as a physician in Scott County during the HIV outbreak in 2015. Live at 1 pm ET: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

For our final week we're revisiting some of our favorite shows from the past year. Today is our conversation about the impact social media has on us, and the complex relationship we have with the tech companies that run them. Live at 1 pm ET: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

For our final week we're revisiting some of our favorite shows from the past year. Today is our conversation with author @iSmashFizzle, who appeared on one of our first shows and returned to talk about her book "Somebody’s Daughter." Live at 1 pm ET: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

On this week's Friday Recap: + A program that brings campus-based students together with incarcerated students + Transforming historic African American schools into museums + What it means to find your passion Listen here at 1 pm ET: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

We're live! Today we're hearing a bit from the people behind All IN, to send off the show in our final new episode. We'll also talk to some of the reporters who joined us through it all, and helped make the show what it was. Listen here: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

Today, on our final new show, we’ll hear from some of the public media reporters who routinely joined us to talk about the work they’ve done and what's coming next. We’ll also hear (just a little bit) from the folks behind the scenes here at All IN. Live at 1 pm ET.

We're live! Today we're hearing from people impacted by the criminal justice system about the effect higher education has had on their life, and what made getting it such an unnecessary challenge. Listen here: wfyi.org/listen-now

Today we’ll find out why getting a higher education can be crucial for formerly incarcerated Hoosiers, and why so many obstacles remain in their way. Live at 1 pm ET.

We're live! Today we're talking about finding your passion -- what it means, how to do it, and the impact it can have on your life. Listen here: wfyi.org/listen-now

Today we’ll talk about what it means to find your passion, and why a focus on finding it versus developing it could affect how motivated you are to try new things. Live at 1 pm ET.

We're live! Today we're learning about efforts to transform historic African American schools around Indiana into museums and community centers. Listen here: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

Today we’ll learn about historic African American schools around the state, and efforts to transform these buildings into museums and community centers. Live at 1 pm ET.

On this week's Friday Recap: + Revisiting our show on what could be next for local news + Reflecting on two years of COVID-19 + Significant figures in Indiana women’s history Listen here at 1 pm ET: bit.ly/3MSM1Zs

Today we'll revisit our show about how the internet, politics, and business have transformed the news industry. Live at 1 pm ET.

We're live! Today we're marking Women's History Month with a conversation about influential women throughout Indiana's history. Listen here: bit.ly/2GWGLpn

Today we’ll learn about significant figures in Indiana women’s history. We’ll talk about women’s suffrage, a baseball team founded in South Bend during World War II, and the first African American and first woman appointed public defender of Indiana. Live at 1 pm ET.

We're live! Today we're reflecting on the last two years of the pandemic with health experts who became regulars on the show. Listen here: wfyi.org/listen-now

It’s been almost exactly two years since the COVID-19 pandemic hit Indiana. Today we’ll spend the hour reflecting, with two of the health experts who helped talk us through it. Live at 1 pm ET.