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The artist and musician Mike Graves joins Kyle Long to discuss Mpozi Tolberts history in Indianapolis after a mural depicting the late Indianapolis DJ and photojournalist was painted over in Broad Ripple. We also look back at Farm Aid 2023, which happened last week in Noblesville, Indiana. The all-day music festival featured performances by iconic American musicians, from Willie Nelson to Neil Young, and celebrated the work of Indiana farmers, including Lauren McCalister of Ellettsville and Deni...

Discover why the Brush Master continues to hand paint signs for Indianapolis businesses.

Chris Long is launching a new Yote House media company, with two other podcasts joining his "Green Light" there.

Vallejo held a ceremony near the steps of City Hall to honor victims and first responders from Sept. 11, 2001.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Chicago Bears talked throughout the offseason about Justin Fields improvement throwing the ball. Its time to see if he really is ready to take

The Chicago Bears talked throughout the offseason about Justin Fields’ improvement throwing the ball. It’s time to see if he really is ready to take a step forward as a

In loving memory of Charlotte Jane Long.

The Chicago Bears talked throughout the offseason about Justin Fields' improvement throwing the ball. The Green Bay Packers figure to put Fields' passing to the test when they visit Chicago in Sunday's season opener. If they dare him to stay in the pocket rather than run, Fields insisted he's ready.

This week on Cultural Manifesto, Kyle Long talks with the jazz trumpeter and classical music violinist Justin S. Kinchen. We’ll discuss his EP "Family Reunion: A Tribute to Uncle Funkenstein.” The recording celebrates saxophonist Russell Webster’s 1983 double LP “Uncle Funkenstein,” one of the most revered Indianapolis jazz albums. Plus, a conversation with the legendary Indianapolis concert promoter Steve Sybesma, best known for his work with Sunshine Promotions and co-founding t...

Fears intensify over questions of safety and political peddling on American campuses in Communist China.