Podcast

In 49 other states, it’s just basketball. In Indiana, it’s, well, a podcast. Many of them, actually, befitting the state’s hoops obsession.

Food industry veteran Dyke Michaels uses his Harder Brunch podcast to laugh in the face of a pandemic.

The Monthly Weekly is back, featuring Dr. Stephen Sample and Duos’ Becky Hostetter.

When will the amateur sleuths with professional problems get a clue?

Contributor Adam Wren reflects on covering the presidential run of Pete Buttigieg, from the first hours of the campaign to its final ones.

This weekend, stand-up comedian, UFC commentator, and professional podcaster Joe Rogan will be performing his latest comedy set, Strange Times, at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. Those who don’t care for stand-up comedy, mixed martial arts, or conversational podcasts might think Rogan doesn’t have an impact on their lives. But they’d be wrong. […]

The one where we celebrate Indy’s creativity with Brittany Mason of Creative Mornings: IND.

An in-depth chat on the outcome of the election and what it all means for the city, state, and Mike Pence in the White House.

We talk local politics, political coverage, and a new gig for Brandon Smith on this week’s podcast.

Indy Eleven’s Colin Falvey and John Koluder join us for a chat on Indy’s football squad with an undefeated home record.

Episode 5 of the Talking IN Circles podcast from Indianapolis Monthly features a conversation with Heartland Film Festival’s Greg Sorvig. Heartland is celebrating its 25th year with a record number of films and entries. We chat Hoosier filmmaking, Star Wars, and celebrity sightings with the Director of Programming and Marketing.

The Comedy Crossroads Festival is more proof that Indianapolis is turning into a world-class city.

A lively discussion on the role Indianapolis is playing in the November elections and a look at the state of charter schools in Indianapolis.