Open Lines with Cameron Ridle

We give you the latest details on Summer Camp options with the "Let Them Talk" an official Summer In The City Location through the City of Indianapolis. Plus Abdul-Hakim Shabazz breaks down the chaos happening in the GOP and how Micah Beckwith became the unwanted choice for Lt. Governor.

Edward Rogers joins us from Indiana Black Expo with a preview of Summer Celebration 2024, which this year has moved to June.

We catch up with Nichelle Hayes, she an east sider for life, local business woman, librarian and community promoter. She brings up to speed on what's happening on Indy's East Side. Plus Jazmin Sanders from Indy Summer Learning Labs gives the details on where families can send their students for the summer - while providing a fun, free, and safe environment.

On the morning of the Indy 500 B-Swift joins us live from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He updates us on the Pacers and Racers fighting for big wins in Indy. Plus we dive into the issues and the cemetery that is jeopardizing the future of an MLS Stadium at the proposed 'Eleven Park.'

The Performing Arts Conservatory is offering students a chance to find their talent on stage. They welcome current or aspiring singers, dancers, speakers and musicians in grades 6-12 to join the coversevatory and students as young as 5th grade are invited to join their summer camp. Bridget Townsend joins us in-studio.

Paul Woods is running for a seat on the Pike Township Board, he explains why he's running and what that office does. Voters can vote in Marion County Sunday from 11A until 6P. 8A until Noon on Monday and Tuesday from 6A to 6P.

Mrs. Archie from the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) explains how the organization is preparing to help Hoosiers will get a mortgage without the high-price and predatory tactics use by mortgage companies.

Indiana's Primary Election is coming up on May 7th. We learn about the Pike Township board race with candidate Demetrice Hicks who is running against Paul Woods for a seat on the board. Plus Tevin Studdard is starting a new venture, this time in Children's books that feature faces from Indianapolis.

Greg Meriweather joins Cameron to talk about issues in Indianapolis including Children with Guns, Teens downtown after midnight, and the legitimacy of mentor programs.

Being a Barber, Hair Stylist, and Makeup Artist is absolutely a skill, and a art that is in heavy demand. That skill can be taken to the next level in Chicago where TV and Movies are filmed. Master Barber Bryan Lomax and Celebrity Barber Marcus Davis give the details on online class providing the keys to breaking in the celebrity haircut industry.

7 People between the ages of 12 and 17 were shot in downtown Indianapolis around 11:30p Sunday Night. As of Sunday they morning they are all in stable condition. We discuss the issue with kids and guns. Plus Mason Archie with the Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic shares what resources the organization provides, for free.

A teacher's post has gone viral after only 2 parts of his 121 students showed up for parent-teacher conferences. His post has created a conversation about parents showing up for their students. We open the phone lines to discuss why parents go to parent-teacher conferences, or choose not to.

The "Steward Speakers" has been around for decades, but why the lecture series has brought on more than 150 big names to Indy, the organization is more than just talk. We talk with Matt Steward and Whitley Yates and learn what "Steward Speakers" is about when a celebrity isn't on stage.

In 2024 History is still being made as Tottiyuana Jones becomes the first Black, Woman to become a fire fighter in Pike Township. Plus Washington Township is hiring School Bus Drivers, Mechanics and Bus Attendants. Mike Reinhardt, Associate Director of Transportation joins us live in studio.

Dr. Tom Brown joins us to explore the history of desegregation in Indianapolis schools.

After turning down an offer to become Chief of IMPD in January, Chris Bailey explains why he went back to the Mayor in February and accepted the job.

Alexis Rogers and Rey Von tell us how a ballon art exhibit during All-Star Week is helping fund a Indianapolis non-profit called "Lisa's Girls." Plus Shanel Pool explains how several events During All-Star week will raise funds for local non-profits GLAM and GROOM. Then, Cameron's Dad, Car, joins us on the LIVE line - encouraging listeners to learn their own Black history.

What's happening inside the Indiana Statehouse in 2024 by Cameron Ridle

If you've heard the commotion surrounding The IndyGo Blue Line it might be due to the awareness raised by a guy by the name of "Wildstyle Paschall." He's a regular citizens, and avid bus rider who is not shy about speaking out about issues that affect Indianapolis, in particular the legislative push to de-rail the IndyGo Blue Line. His calls for action have caught the attention and raised awarenes...

An Hour of Open Lines; Remembering 'The Loverman' Jerry Wade by Cameron Ridle

We take a look at what is happening in Indy from the latest officer-involved shooting, to teens with guns.

She dominated your TV for 21 years as the most-watched anchor in Indianapolis... until she disappeared from the evening news. Now in her first interview Andrea Morehead explains why she left her job and sued the TV station. She explains her claims of bullying, harassment and discrimination, and answers the question will she ever anchor another newscast in Indianapolis ever again?

Indiana Cities have made history, for the first time electing Black Mayor in cities all across the state. We look at the election results from across the state including in Indianapolis were Joe Hogsett was re-elected in a landslide 60% to 40% against Jefferson Shreve.

IMPD Deputy Chief Kendale Adams spends an hour explaining what happens behind the scenes of an officer-involved shooting.

After 14 officer-involved shootings in 10 months of 2023, the Indianapolis Concerned Clergy is asking for the Department of Justice to investigate the practices and policies of IMPD. Rev Antonio Alexander explains. Plus, Vernon Williams previews Onyxfest, the all-black theater festival kicking off the first week of November.