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12/10/2021

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

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.

12/10/2021

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34 min
17/01/2023

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 01/13/23

Indiana's regional revival. From widespread renewal in the Wabash Valley...to restoring the White River. All part of a return on a half-billion-dollar investment in Indiana. See why the government wants more. Also, Dan Dakich...the man who pulls no punches. Who he's talking about, his playing days at IU...and why Dan Dakich has a new media job. And...pickle pizza anyone? Or how about slushies and mocktails? We look at this year's food and drink trends in this month's Trendiana.

17/01/2023

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25 min
27/12/2022

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 12/23/22

A holiday rewind... Rebroadcasting a show that aired the weekend of October 7-9, 2022. The Fieldhouse of the Future. Now game-ready after a $360 million facelift. We're inside the "new" Gainbridge Fieldhouse to show you why its a slam-dunk for central Indiana's economy, how it's driving new growth and what's next. Plus...old-school Indiana basketball in John Mellencamp's hometown. The game plan to save the iconic Shields Memorial Gym in Seymour...the focus of this week's Endangered Indiana. Lights. Camera. Action. Rolling into the 31st Heartland International Film Festival. Why it's a box office bonanza for central Indiana.

27/12/2022

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26 min
4 MAY

Business at the Brickyard Kicks Off at IMS with $1B+ in Economic Impact

In this Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick special edition, the month of May roars to life at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with the kickoff of Business at the Brickyard. As the 109th running of the Indy 500 approaches, we explore how motorsports is fueling Indiana’s economy to the tune of more than $1 billion annually. From Victory Circle to the new IMS Museum, the Speedway is more than just a race—it’s an economic engine. Plus: IMS President Doug Boles discusses record-breaking ticket sales, and the potential for a grandstand sellout. The $60M IMS Museum reopens with inclusive, accessible features for all fans. Inside the 500 Festival’s $50M impact on Indianapolis and the cultural power of race month traditions. The University of Evansville hosts the first Innovate Indianaevent of 2025 as excitement builds around I-69’s final bridge link to Kentucky. Hoosier farmers weigh in as tariffs once again shake the global trade landscape. Warsaw’s Slate Electric Trucks lands a new production site and Bezos-backed momentum. McCutcheon High School in Lafayette takes home a robotics world title as Indiana FIRST programs surge in student participation. Doug Boles returns to break down venue upgrades, Snake Pit strategy, and yes—Gronk’s controversial turn as Grand Marshal. From dirt tracks to Victory Lane, Inside INdiana Business will be on-site all month long with stories from every corner of Indiana motorsports.

4 May

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25 min
30 MAY

5/30/25 AM UPDATE: New branding for Terre Haute; IU proposing tuition freeze

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of May 30, 2025. The city of Terre Haute unveils new branding and the IU board of trustees is proposing to keep tuition for in-state undergraduate students flat for the next two years. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

30 May

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6 min
2 JUN

6/2/25 PM UPDATE: Gary ready for downtown redevelopment; Purdue ends DEI initiatives

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of June 2, 2025. The city of Gary says now is a critical time to focus on downtown redevelopment. Plus, Purdue University joins a growing list of schools ending DEI initiatives. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

2 Jun

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7 min
14/10/2024

What’s the potential impact of Lilly’s $4.5B ‘medicine foundry’ in Lebanon?

The LEAP Research and Innovation District under development near Lebanon represents a shift in the way economic development officials are working to attract companies to Indiana and create jobs. Its detractors have objected to the strategy by the Indiana Economic Development Corp. to corner thousands of acres of rural land for the project. Some are highly skeptical about the impact of channeling tens of millions of gallons of water per day to the site for its tenants. You could argue that the thing giving LEAP the most sizzle and credibility right now is its future anchor tenant: Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Co. In total, Lilly has committed to investing more than $13 billion in its facilities and activities at the district. It has revealed its plans over four announcements in the last two and a half years, with the most recent coming earlier this month: a $4.5 billion project called the Lilly Medicine Foundry. Where the previous investments were all about manufacturing, this latest announcement is more about research. The so-called foundry will focus on how to make new medicines better and faster, while also increasing capacity for clinical trial medicines. Other potential payoffs for Hoosiers include creating an anticipated 400 full-time jobs for highly skilled workers, who will include engineers, scientists and operations personnel. In this week’s edition of the IBJ Podcast, reporter John Russell puts it all in context and explores in greater depth the potential impact of the foundry as Lilly hovers near a milestone that would make it one of the most valuable companies in America. The IBJ Podcast is brought to you by Taft.

14/10/2024

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30 min
30/05/2023

Blake Jones: A Spirit of Entrepreneurship

“We literally cashed out our 401k’s, maxed out as many credit cards as we could get, and got a small SBA loan.” It sounds like risky business, but the whiskey business was a natural fit for Bedford native Blake Jones, who, along with his brother and a buddy, founded West Fork Whiskey. And they just may have found lightning in a bottle. He talks about the entrepreneurial journey to create a “boldly Indiana” whiskey distillery that is quickly becoming an agritourism destination.

30/05/2023

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32 min
25/10/2021

Karen E Laine: Good Bones Co-Star Demolishing More than Homes

For Good Bones’ co-star Karen E Laine, celebrity has turned the tables. “I am no longer the weirdo who goes up to complete strangers and starts conversations…now someone else does it to me.” The former prosecutor, who has risen to stardom demolishing and rehabbing homes with her daughter on the hit HGTV show, opens up about life, her eclectic spirit and breaking down stereotypes…about women in construction and living in Indianapolis.

25/10/2021

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33 min
03/09/2024

Brandi Davis-Handy: Bringing the energy to her hometown

She grew up in Indianapolis with designs on a career as a television journalist. Little did Brandi Davis-Handy know her passion for storytelling would bring her back home to lead a utility. In this episode, the president of AES Indiana talks energy transition, the impact on community and Indiana’s opportunity for “historic growth.”

03/09/2024

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29 min

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