One of Indiana’s the leaders introduces us to his new company; we spotlight a drone service business; a prominent telecommunications company has a new president; Trendiana looks at ways to de-stress over the holidays; plans are underway for a big behavioral health hospital; a youth academy details its “quasi-military” format; and, a special edition of the INsiders focusing on agbiosciences.

How are other Indiana automakers positioned in the wake of big GM cuts? The Startup Ladies unveil a new resource for entrepreneurs; a Miami marketing agency has big plans in Indiana; our Culture Matters segment features Lessonly; The INnovators spotlights a virtually waterless car wash; Zimmer Biomet takes patient care mobile; and, our series on site selection looks at what happens after a deal is done.

Indiana’s growing tech sector brings its voice to the statehouse; a new startup targets workplace injuries; a southeast Indiana manufacturer marks a milestone with growth; we preview the Agbioscience Innovation Summit; a company uses tech to help special needs families find sitters; a new museum will honor an Indiana sports legend; and, our INsiders weigh in on the top stories of the week.

Amazon makes a split decision…what does it mean for Indy? The Mill in Bloomington is open for business; an update on DowDuPont’s Indiana operations; Trendiana spotlights hidden gems in small towns; an effort to get local food in local schools; Wabash College launches a historic fundraising campaign; and perspective on the week’s top stories from our panel of INsiders.

NIPSCO’s president outlines ambitious plans for the utility’s future; Scale Computing inks a key, big-name partnership; Marian University plans a new Ethics Center, IU President Michael McRobbie touts record research; an inspirational patient boosts cancer research; Ball State’s new athletics director looks to boost fan support; and a special panel of INsiders looks at the midterm election.

The new terminal at Indianapolis International Airport turns 10; a startup water-testing tech company continues to grow; FC Tucker marks 100 years in business; Fiat Chrysler invests in its workforce’s health; the Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township looks to get innovative; we talk to Butler University’s athletics director ahead of basketball season; and, our panel of INsiders looks at the week’s top stories.

A massive Indiana business park celebrates a decade of growth; a philanthropy icon is stepping down; an Indy nonprofit repurposes old Amtrak seats; the INnovators spotlights parking technology; a local effort to strengthen global health; will the convention center expansion bring more sporting events to Indy? And, how does quality of life impact economic development?

the annual FFA Convention brings tens of thousands to Indianapolis; IU celebrates tech transfer success; the University of Evansville’s new president outlines his vision; a look at some of the best Indiana-made ready to drink cocktails; a Richmond company takes an innovative approach to the opioid battle; the latest on a billion-dollar Indy development; and, our INsiders take on the week’s top stories.

This week is a special edition of the show from the Purdue Railyard in West Lafayette. Guests include Purdue President Mitch Daniels, Subaru of Indiana Senior Vice President Tom Easterday and the mayors of Lafayette and West Lafayette. We’ll also spotlight the Wabash Heartland Innovation Network, Purdue’s Innovation District and feature a two-part INsiders panel with a live studio audience.

In this bonus, podcast-exclusive content, Inside INdiana Business Host Gerry Dick sits down with city and business leaders in Noblesville to talk about the city’s ongoing momentum. His guests include Mayor John Ditslear, Verdure Sciences President Ajay Patel, Helmer Scientific President Bruce King and BlueSky Technology Director of Marketing and Agency Services Matt Rogers.

Sweetwater announces a massive expansion in Fort Wayne; an Indianapolis bicycle wheel maker celebrates a major milestone; is the Regional Cities Initiative meeting its goals; a new fulfillment center brings hundreds of new jobs; we spotlight a company looking to improve health communication; the Senior LPGA Championship is returning to Indiana; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

Is AgTech Indiana’s next big thing? Part four of our series taking you behind the gates at Crane; we preview of Wabash Valley’s Fail Fest; an update on an $80 million project in Carmel; Purdue researchers bring augmented reality to war zones; an interview with Pacers coach Nate McMillan; and, a look at how data plays into site selection.

The Pacers partner with a tech giant to boost fan experience; two Indiana tech companies land new funding; part three of our special series behind the gates at Crane; Culture Matters focuses on a well-known consulting firm; Downtown Indy marks 25 years; a cutting-edge cancer treatment comes to Indiana; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

How has Indiana’s market changed 10 years after the housing crises? A big-name manufacturer sets up shop in Lebanon; part two of our special series on Crane; Trendiana focuses on Hispanic Heritage Month; a gourmet marshmallow company switches gears; Noblesville is set to open a $24 million sports facility; and, perspective on the top stories of the week from our panel of INsiders.

Governor Eric Holcomb details his billion-dollar Next Level Connections plan; what is the future of 5G in Indiana; part one of a special series on Crane; a spotlight on Endangered Species Chocolate; Big Brothers Big Sisters has big plans in Indiana; the INnovators takes a look at a snack bar maker; and, our INsiders weigh in on the week’s top stories.

Noblesville is literally building momentum; Roche Diagnostics takes an innovative approach to filling its talent pipeline; what is the state of craft beer in Indiana? We take a look at the impact of the arts on Indiana’s economy; two brothers start a pre-packaged meal company; part two of our interview with Colts coach Frank Reich; and, are tax incentives good or bad for economic development?

A potentially game-changing sports tech accelerator is launching in Indianapolis; another tech company is bringing dozens of new jobs to Indiana; a preview of the Indiana Conference for Women; an Indiana company is helping solve an African health crisis; Trendiana looks at refreshing summer treats; an interview with new Colts coach Frank Reich; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

This week, we revisit a special edition of the show focusing on women in business, with high-profile guests and guest hosts. We will feature women leaders in industries including technology, life sciences, construction, education, sports and alcohol. And, our special INsiders panel will cover topics including the wage gap, mentoring and how to get more women into leadership positions, corporate boards and political offices.

This week, it's a special edition of the show, on the road in Elkhart. We’ll look at the rebound of the RV industry and the growth of other sectors in the community. We’ll spotlight quality of place initiatives aimed to attract top talent as well as a living lab designed to educate the next generation of Elkhart’s workforce. And, Elkhart’s mayor joins an INsiders panel to look at challenges and opportunities in the years to come.

A transformational project in downtown Evansville; Notre Dame doubles down on innovation; we spotlight a language training company and its role in workforce development; an big-name Indiana company is helping Guatemalans walk; the latest on the state’s Graduation Pathways program; Purdue is leading a major sports safety effort; and, our panel of INsiders gives perspective on the biggest stories of the week.

The latest weapons in the battle against the opioid epidemic; perspective on Eli Lilly’s spinoff of Elanco; Indy-based OurHealth grows out of state; encouraging numbers from a Hoosier higher education report; Culture Matters spotlights the local United Way; a preview of the Indy Women in Tech Championship; and, a look at the statewide workforce shortage.

Venture studio High Alpha lands a $100 million boost; the Infosys Foundation looks to “close the digital divide” with teachers; a makerspace is coming to an apartment complex; an uncommon treatment for a common cancer; The INnovators spotlights a STEM educator; a startup looks to reverse a growing trend in golf; and, our INsiders weigh in on the week’s top stories.

What effects could tariffs and other Trump trade policies have on Indiana? An Indianapolis tech company has a new leader; Purdue breaks giving and research records; a growing senior population brings growth to a company in Indiana; Grace College is making big investments in science; Brown County breaks ground on a new concert venue; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

The Indiana National Guard touts its economic impact; the city of Indianapolis launches a strategic plan for one of its most important assets; DePauw University’s president talks going green and more; a first-of-its-kind yoga studio opens in Fishers; Trendiana focuses on agritourism; a change at the top for a high school sports group; and our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

Work begins on a $300 million culinary, arts and entertainment hub; Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse cuts the ribbon on its new Fort Wayne location; the National FFA Conference will have a new feature; a major grant aims for a healthier Indiana; Ivy Tech and Salesforce want more women in tech; Westfield continues to bank big on sports; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.