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.

Kokomo’s mayor gives perspective on the city’s economic and population growth; an Indianapolis restaurant group talks about its in-house greenhouse; the talent gap battle comes to the health industry; another youth coding program is underway, this time in Terre Haute; the INnovators spotlights a Kombucha company; Culture Matters looks at an award-winning health tech company; and, a breakdown of mega-redevelopment projects throughout the state.

The nation’s largest retailer turns to Fort Wayne of a one-of-a-kind plant; Indiana Fiber Network is underway with a multi-million-dollar project; a developer becomes a post-recession success story; the Vera Bradley Foundation boosts its battle against breast cancer; UIndy takes a new approach to creating leaders; a Fort Wayne center earns a long-awaited Olympic-level designation; and, our panel of INsiders gives perspective on the top stories of the week.

Frankfort focuses on quality of life; we spotlight the controversy over the I-65/70 Split; a statewide tour aims to help create a healthier Indiana; the first piece of an $80 million Brownsburg development is open; a youth golf program continues to grow; Trendiana puts a spotlight on French cuisine; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

An Evansville success story continues to grow; we spotlight an agency aiming to help entrepreneurs with digital products; a newly-launched nonprofit looks to boost talent attraction efforts in northeast Indiana; a partnership between Ivy Tech and Vincennes targets workforce challenges; Republic Airways takes an innovative approach to building a pilot pipeline; an England-based super-fast car maker makes a home in Indiana; and, a look at five hot trends in site selection.

Coming up on the Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast…Will Power took the checkered flag at last weekend’s Indianapolis 500. Before the race, we took an in-depth look at its impact with IMS President Doug Boles and race historian Donald Davidson. Also this week…MatchBOX Coworking Studio continues to grow in Lafayette, South Bend International Airport continues the push for more service, and the Eleven Fifty Academy hits a milestone.

This week's show is a special Town Hall edition from Fishers. We’ll feature one of the fastest-growing cities in the Midwest by talking to its mayor, one of its biggest tech and entrepreneurship names and executives with a company making a big investment there. We’ll also talk about quality of life in Fishers, with a spotlight on some of the city’s best restaurants and a look at the housing market. And, our weekly INsiders segment features familiar faces from the community.

IPL shines a light on a $600 million project that’s been four years in the making; a security company launches a $50 million venture fund; Indiana’s advanced manufacturing and logistics initiative has a new leader; Lemonade Day returns to Indianapolis; a program aims to help physician entrepreneurs; is Indy a “Music City?” And, our INsiders take on the week’s top stories.

We take a look at the best in tech in Indiana, as we spotlight some of the winners of the 19th annual Mira Awards, including Tech Company of the Year, Corporate Innovator of the Year, Best New Tech Startup and Scale-Up Of The Year. We also speak with Eli Lilly’s CEO, talk about a new school safety app and get perspective on the week’s top stories from our panel of INsiders.

Infosys picks the old Indy Airport for its new training hub; Purdue wants data science to be part of every student’s experience; a Cincinnati brewery is finding a home in Indiana; St. Vincent opens its first micro-hospital; The INnovators With Dr. K spotlights a bakery; Indiana relaunches the Pete Dye Golf Trail; and a special 20th anniversary edition of the INsiders takes a look at Indiana’s business landscape over the past two decades.

Downtown Indy’s opportunities and challenges; an Indiana farmer banks on healthy Hoosier oil; IU Health plans a $55 million cancer center; we talk to Indiana State University’s new president, who is making history at the school; a sports management software company lands new funding; we spotlight the culture of an Indy engineering firm; and a look at how tourism can help drive Indiana’s economy.

Developers seal the deal on a prominent property near downtown Indy; we preview the Mira Awards, celebrating the best in tech; Terre Haute marks momentum; Indy’s International Marketplace continues to take shape; how can IoT help the disabled; Butler University creates a second lab school; and our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

Is Indiana facing a housing drought? IU and Purdue are part of a major cybersecurity effort; a language training center is growing its footprint; IU Health rolls out a mobile stroke treatment unit; PNC looks to boost financial literacy in children; Yelp! Celebrates the best of the Midwest food scene; and, our panel of INsiders takes a look at the biggest news stories of the week.

Indiana continues to beef up its global trade efforts; the state’s largest startup weekend is set for Evansville; a new incubator space focuses on home services and construction; a look at how companies can protect their data during “breach season;” a Monroe County event focuses on bringing girls to STEM; the head of Hulman and Company talks about INDYCAR’s new TV deal; and our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

16 Tech takes two big steps forward; a Carmel cell phone recycler gains momentum; a big tourism push in southwest central Indiana; Eskenazi and Indiana Grown partner up; Indiana’s IoT Lab opens; an Indiana company has lofty goals for what it calls a “food computer” and we’ll take a look at unresolved issues heading into May’s special session.

After a chaotic end, the 2018 regular legislative session is in the books, but there’s more to come; IU-led startups get a boost; business is booming in Boone County; Cummins launches a landmark initiative for women; a new partnership targets opioid addiction; the ABA marks a major anniversary; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.

This week, it's 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.

Sunday alcohol sales begin; a sports-themed fundraising competition goes statewide; an Indy real estate company details four downtown developments; an Indiana-made device aims to help the elderly and their families; a student-run marketing agency launches; a look at how pro basketball returned to Indianapolis; and, our INsiders take on the week’s top stories.

What’s the future of the struggling Circle Centre Mall? We get a commercial real estate update; IU’s med school is creating an oncology program; Purdue looks to address a special ed teacher shortage; the IHSAA looks to address a referee shortage; Culture Matters spotlights Poly-Wood; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.