A new sports fieldhouse is part of big plans in Boone County; we preview the world's first driverless race; the Indy Airport wants you to fly where you would normally drive; Indiana colleges join forces to fight cyber threats; we profile an organization serving preschoolers with vision issues; Ivy Tech's new Indianapolis chancellor shares his plans; major renovations are coming to the home of the Pacers and the Fever; and Work to Include looks to help those with disabilities succeed in the workforce.

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Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 10/15/21

Eli Lilly weighs in on a bill that would lower prescription drug prices; the Purdue Foundry introduces the Boost Accelerator; we have more on Judy O'Bannon's quest to preserve Hoosier history; millions of dollars will help fight diabetes in underserved neighborhoods; we talk to Franklin College's new president; changes could be coming to how the Final Four is held; and we spotlight Indiana's Tenderloin Lovers Trail.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 10/8/21

Rolls-Royce has half-billion-dollar plans in Indianapolis; a marketing company compares its growth to a Marvel movie; we visit one of the state's architectural gems; the home of the Pacers and Fever has a new name; a cutting-edge brain procedure is coming to Indiana; Purdue Polytechnic continues to be a success story; Indy Eleven is adding a women's team; and Indiana continues to be "READI" for regional growth.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 10/1/21

Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Muncie; high-speed driverless racing returns to Indy; Judy O'Bannon sets her sights on historic preservation; Republic Airways has big plans in Carmel; seriously ill patients will soon have a new option near 16 Tech; business help is on the way for childcare providers; the Colts double down on sports betting; and Indiana's oldest Latino nonprofit marks half of a century.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 9/24/21

Northeast Indiana brings an economic leader in from one of the nation's biggest cities; is the future of electronic cars in central Indiana; we take you to 33 Brick Street; Oliver Winery toasts big growth; we preview Monumental Yoga; Business Furniture looks to the classroom of the future; we talk to a homegrown Paralympic champion; and Concerts for a Cause makes its return.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 9/17/21

The owner of the Colts and the coach of the Pacers preview their upcoming seasons; a big merger in southern Indiana impacts the ag and energy sectors; we take you to Greenfield to profile Tuttle Orchards; new luxury apartments open near Fort Ben; how is COVID affecting the battle against Alzheimer's; two Indy school districts take on supplier diversity and workforce development; and Bloomington wants more meetings, travel and sports to come to town.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 9/10/21

A big acquisition begins the next chapter at Inside INdiana Business; Indiana's rural communities are getting some much-needed state help; we introduce you to the Oakley Brother's Distillery and the Global Village Welcome Center; Hoosier businesses have a new incentive to make sure their employees are vaccinated from COVID-19; Hendricks County zeroes in on training for high-demand jobs; we check in with Ball State's rising star director of athletics; and the event known as Indiana's Nicest Day returns.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 9/3/21

Healthcare and life sciences are bringing billions to Indiana; High Alpha launches its newest platform; we head to Exhibit Columbus; Sky Outfitters makes a major pivot; new research is coming on youth football head injuries; high school entrepreneurs get their chance to turn their ideas into reality; we preview the NHRA Nationals; and GANGGANG hosts its first major art fair.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 8/27/21

One of Indy's top tech success stories celebrates a huge acquisition; a Fort Wayne startup makes a big splash; a new mixed-use space comes to downtown Indianapolis; new tech helps e-sports players recover from injury; new research shines a spotlight on the pandemic's impact on Hoosier students; how does the Horizon League fit into the changing college landscape; and an Indy nonprofit helps Hoosiers discover Broadway.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 8/20/21

INDYCAR and NASCAR return to the Speedway; an Indiana startup is using artificial intelligence to help Hoosier farmers; grant funding could help revive deteriorating downtowns; a culinary mishap turns into a national success story; a South Bend company looks to help you heal from injury; the GEO Foundation aims to help impoverished students succeed in college; we hear from the head of USA Football; and our panel of INsiders takes a look at Indiana's tech sector momentum.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 8/13/21

Fishers is becoming a life sciences leader with another huge investment; Governor Holcomb tells us what's fueling Indiana's manufacturing momentum; we update Fort Wayne's massive Electric Works district; Trendiana celebrates National Sandwich Month; Indiana State launches what it says could be a game-changing institutional effort; how are parents' mobile phone habits impacting their mental health; big changes are coming at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College; and we get perspective on what collegiate conference chaos could ultimately mean for college sports.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 8/6/21

The Indiana State Fair makes its return; IU student innovators are getting a big boost; a new immersive art experience comes to Newfields in Indianapolis; UNITE INDY looks to help former inmates find work; a new clinical trial aims to help without them having to leave home; Indiana launches another new tool to fill its advanced manufacturing pipeline; we preview the high school fall sports season and highlight Black Restaurant Week Midwest Indianapolis.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 7/30/21

Grand Park has business booming in Westfield; Indiana-developed tech can help those with chronic pain; downtown Fort Wayne continues its transformation; a popular talent attraction program returns to central Indiana; Hoosiers with disabilities have a new pathway to job opportunities; Purdue looks to help its athletes capitalize on their name, image and likeness; the Colts prepare for the 2021 season and Meals on Wheels marks 50 years.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 7/23/21

Indiana University's new history-making president joins us in studio; northeast Indiana looks to revitalize its restaurants; we take you inside a botanical-themed hotel; new dining options are coming to 16 Tech; some R&D comes to Grand Park; are Hoosier high school graduates prepared for higher education; we look at Indiana athletes headed to the Tokyo Olympics and preview the fourth annual Indy Shorts International Film Festival.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 7/16/21

We get an update on what the housing market looks like in Indiana; an Indy company is using its tech platform to help feed the hungry; we take you to a reimagined hotel experience in Indianapolis; Trendiana looks at summer food and drink trends; an Indiana medical tech company gets a national spotlight; Grace College details new affordability moves; preparation continues for the 2024 NBA All-Star Game in Indy; and a father-son trio brews up success in Fairmount.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 7/9/21

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