Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast

Indiana Sports Corp looks to the future
The Indiana Sports Corp has unveiled 2050 Vision-a five-pronged approach to continue to attract big time events and also create global centers for sports tech, academia, business leadership and women’s sports. The vision includes a goal of creating the women's sports capital of the world.

Sagamore Institute releases Workforce 2040 report
Indianapolis-based Sagamore Institute is sharing a new, comprehensive look at what working in Indiana will look like in the future. It's a snapshot that focuses on people, technology and education.

Inside the endangered Sposeep & Sons Building
The Sposeep & Sons Building was home to a once thriving scrap metal business that dates all the way back to 1890. Now, the prominent limestone landmark faces demolition and is one of the most endangered buildings in the state according to Indiana Landmarks.

New facilities to drive sports tourism
This week, Greenwood opened a $10 million sports park. It's one of several projects in development around the state related to athletics, including brand new facilities currently under construction in Fishers and Noblesville.

Kate the Chemist joins Notre Dame
She's captivated audiences and done science experiments alongside Stephen Colbert and Kelly Clarkson. Now, Kate Biberdorf, also known as Kate the Chemist, is Notre Dame's first professor for the public understanding of science.

Growing Indiana's international trade economy
Indiana leaders zeroed in on Italy and Slovakia as targets for economic growth during a recent economic trip. We go one-on-one with Governor Holcomb on why racing is a big part of the mission.

Mainstream Fiber Networks' expansion plans
Mainstream Fiber Networks is investing $1.5 million in a new headquarters located in the Brown County community of Gnaw Bone. The company is also adding jobs and investing in rural and underserved communities.

Rally Returns
Christopher Day, CEO, Elevate Ventures and U.S. Sen. Todd Young

Inside INdiana Business is on location for the second Rally Innovation Conference in Indianapolis. We look at what it means for entrepreneurs and executives from around the globe and the potential payoff for Indiana businesses.

University of Evansville partners with Toyota
Christopher Pietruszkiewicz, President, University of Evansville

The University of Evansville and Toyota Indiana have a new partnership to support the automaker’s Driving Possibilities initiative. The initiative aims to prepare students in southwest Indiana for future STEM careers.

International Harvester Building remains endangered
Jerry Betley, Vice President, Harvester Homecoming

For 60 years, it produced everything from World War II torpedoes to what many credit as the first modern SUV. But now, the former International Harvester building in Fort Wayne is on Indiana Landmarks' Most Endangered List, which lists historic places around the state on the brink of extinction.

South Bend's momentum
James Mueller, Mayor of South Bend

South Bend has come a long way since its early days with millions of dollars going toward revitalizing its downtown, modernizing and adding flights to its international airport, strengthening its partnership with Notre Dame and more. Mayor James Mueller is this week's guest on the Business & Beyond podcast.

Butler, Taylor universities investing in their communities
This week, two transformational initiatives were announced in two different parts of the state. We talk to the presidents of both Butler University and Taylor University about their efforts and the impact these projects will have.

AES Indiana eyes growth, clean energy
AES Indiana is investing more than $1 billion into its Petersburg plant as it transitions from coal to natural gas. President Brandi Davis-Handy talks about that project and plans for growth.

Indiana Landmarks releases 10 Most Endangered list
This year’s list features six new landmarks and four repeats from the 2023 list. Davis is also Gerry Dick's guest on the Business & Beyond podcast.

Addressing the childcare shortage
The Villages of Indiana just opened a new infant wing to double the number of babies the center can take care of. We'll take a look at what the impact will be in the Business of Health.

Indianapolis hosting 2025 WNBA All-Star Game
Mary-Rachel Redman is joined by Mel Raines to talk about what hosting the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game means for the Circle City and what fans can expect.

Eli Lilly's growing momentum
Eli Lilly and Co. is reporting second quarter profits up 68% over this time last year and is increasing its full-year revenue outlook by a whopping $3 billion. “Pete the Planner” joins us to discuss the pharmaceutical giant’s growth.

The Midwest's role in national security
Hypersonics, quantum computing and unmanned surface vehicles were all part of a discussion between policymakers, researchers and military officers at an inaugural national security conference at Notre Dame this week.

Marian University's plans for Lilly Endowment grant
Marian University is one of more than a dozen higher education institutions to share in $300 million in grant funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. The university is using its $25 million grant to support the development of the Riverside Education Innovation District.