Indiana Public Media

Noon Edition

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Noon Edition is a weekly radio program inviting your participation on news and issues facing the southern and central Indiana community

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Indiana Public Media

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News

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Celebrating Winter Holidays 17.12.2014

With Hanukkah beginning this week, and Christmas and Kwanzaa just around the corner, it’s a time of diverse holiday celebrations.

Study Examines the Well-Being of Girls in America 09.12.2014

A study released by the Girl Scout Research Institute examines national statistics to gauge girls' health and well-being in the United States.

Advancements in Prevention, Treatment Change Outlook of HIV/AIDS 02.12.2014

As advancements are made in prevention and treatment, an HIV diagnosis is no longer the death sentence it once was.

Local Homeless Shelters and Food Banks Gear Up for Winter 25.11.2014

Leaders of local food banks, food pantries and homeless shelter discuss how they're preparing for the holiday season.

Evolving Shopping Habits Surrounding Thanksgiving 18.11.2014

Businesses must keep up with the demand and competition during the shopping period over Thanksgiving weekend.

Indiana Offers More Options For This Year's ACA Open Enrollment 14.11.2014

The Affordable Care Act's annual open enrollment period begins Saturday, and, this year, Indiana is doubling its insurance providers.

A Conversation About Brain Injuries 06.11.2014

Brain injuries are an "invisible" disease treated by many professionals in southern Indiana.

Education in the Midterm Election 28.10.2014

Education has become the dominant issue in the upcoming midterm election.

Same-Sex Marriage Legal in Indiana 10.10.2014

Same-sex marriage is now legal in Indiana, after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the state's appeal of an earlier court ruling.

Business Students Take Part in Social Impact Intiatives 02.10.2014

Indiana University Kelley School of Business students are trying to help small businesses find loans to expand their businesses.

Indiana's Efforts to Prevent Domestic Violence 25.09.2014

Several high profile instances of domestic violence have been committed recently, and this week, we discuss the state's efforts to combat this issue.

A Conversation With IU President Michael McRobbie 18.09.2014

President McRobbie joins us to talk about the new Global Studies School and Media School, among other topics.

Struggles and Opportunities for Indiana Craft Breweries 10.09.2014

The number of craft breweries throughout Indiana has been steadily increasing over the past decade.

Social Media's Influence on Charitable Donations 27.08.2014

Various factors influence people to donate to charitable organizations.

Chamber of Commerce's Study Warns of Future Water Shortages 14.08.2014

A recent Chamber of Commerce report claims Indiana will face serious water resource challenges if state officials don't correct issues now.

Indiana Refuses to Meet Prison Rape Elimination Act Standards 06.08.2014

Governor Mike Pence has announced that Indiana will not adhere to the federal guidelines outlined in the decade-old Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA).

Heroin Use Increases Nationally 31.07.2014

Professionals from a rehabilitation clinic, hospital emergency room and law enforcement discuss heroin and its crippling effects on users.

Pre-K Pilot Program Will Prepare Low-Income Children for School 23.07.2014

Five counties were selected to participate in Indiana's pre-K pilot program aimed at preparing low-income Indiana children for success in school.

Legislative, Technological Advancements to Prevent Concussions 17.07.2014

Recent legislation and advancements in helmet technology are striving to protect high school football players against concussions.

Hoosier Parents Below Average In Funding Rainy Day Accounts 09.07.2014

A study by the BMO Harris Bank shows Indiana parents have saved a third of the funds as the rest of the country for family financial emergencies.

Growing and Cooking the Best Summer Food 30.06.2014

Earth Eats' Annie Corrigan hosts this special Fourth of July summer food segment.

Indiana's Same-Sex Marriage Ban Struck Down 25.06.2014

Miss Indiana captured national attention with her "normal" body size at the Miss USA competition, sparking this body image discussion.

World Cup's Influence on Indiana Soccer Fans 19.06.2014

While baseball has been dubbed "America's Pastime," more and more Americans have become soccer fans.

How to Handle the Deer Population at Griffy Lake Nature Preserve 10.06.2014

A study has been cited to argue the necessity of controlling the deer population at the Griffy Nature Preserve, but some are trying to save the animals.

What Obama's Proposed EPA Regulations Mean for Indiana 03.06.2014

President Obama has proposed EPA regulations to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent by 2030 compared with 2005 levels.

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