First Lady Judy O’Bannon chats about interconnection with Hoosiers. Photographer Rose Ann Yarling discusses growing up with the metaphysical. Rabbi Sandy Sasso weighs the pros and cons of traditions. Potawatomi environmentalist Billie Warren talks about water in her culture. Jim Poyser reflects on his eclectic home and career. Professor Joseph Tucker Edmonds explains his fascination with religion.
Judy O’Bannon explores our natural world with fellow Hoosiers. Bob Sawtelle and Stanley Baelz of O’Bannon Woods State Park explain how interconnected ecosystems indicate environmental health. Larry Clemens of the Nature Conservancy and architect Drew White talk about energy-efficient design. Debbie Striegel connects to the past through weaving. Dr. Kristen Suhrie explains humanity’s DNA link.
O’Bannon examines spirituality with fellow Hoosiers. Environmental theologian Carol Frances Johnston talks about the joy of the divine. Aster Bekele of the Felege Hiywot Center explains how to reach teens through gardening. Dr. Jim Lemons of IU School of Medicine expresses his passion for working with newborns. Dani Tippmann of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma talks about cooking with native plants.
Indiana's former First Lady explores how business connects us in different ways. Elle O'Bannon discusses studying business at Indiana University. Mario Rodriguez explains how Indianapolis International Airport fits into the complex network of air travel. Bob Wilsey connects his talents as an actor, financial advisor, and community organizer. Kathy Sipple explains the concept of "time banking".
Judy O’Bannon explores Columbus, Indiana. Dr. Tamara Stone Iorio discusses the link between industries, past and present. Architect Britt Brewer examines how buildings influence our lives. Richard McCoy talks about J.Irwin Miller, the Cummins executive who turned the city into a hotspot for modern architecture. Cindy Frey of the Chamber of Commerce explains how groups connect to solve problems.
Indiana’s former First Lady Judy O’Bannon explores our interstellar connections. Psychiatrist and musician David Sasso describes what it means to be “made from star stuff.” Neuropathology professor Vimal Patel talks about our connection to all people and all things. Astronomers Fritz Kleinhans and Brian Murphy discuss the universal nature of physics.
Judy wraps up the series with fascinating guests. Randall Shepard talks about the beginning of his illustrious career. Robin Winston connects people to grant resources. Elaisa Vahnie describes the Burmese community in Indiana, the largest in the U.S. Larry Smith discusses his experience as an Indianapolis Recorder columnist. Greg Silver examines the relationship between law and the environment.