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Carl Lisek, host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Ty Warner, Executive Director of the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission or NIRPC.

Lauri Keagle, co-host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Ryan McCoy Burns Harbor Port Director, at Ports of Indiana.

Lauri Keagle, co-host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Mitch Barloga, Active Transportation Manager at Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC).

Join Tom Lounges on Midwest Beat as he has Colin Peterik, who puts an eclectic and groovy spin on contemporary pop.

Lauri Keagle, co-host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Christopher Lyon, NTEA Director of Fleet Relations and Green Truck Association Fleet Liaison.

Lauri Keagle, co-host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Charles Breitenfeldt, at Partners for Clean Air Coordinator.

Lauri Keagle, co-host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Shawn Seals, Senior Environmental Manager at Indiana Department of Environmental Management.

Lauri Keagle, co-host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Mitch Barloga, Active Transportation Manager at Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC).

Today: Andy Downs, executive director of the Mike Downs Center for IN Politics, at Purdue Ft Wayne, is on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about the May 3rd primary elections and the residency rules for the candidates, including U.S. House of Representatives. We have another conversation from the Welcome Project at Valparaiso University and Purdue Northwest school of technology Dean Niaz Latif talks about the new B.S. in Cybersecurity which is coming to the University beginning this fall. The Purdue University Board of Trustees voted April 8th to offer the degree, subject to approval from the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.

Today: Valparaiso University professors Tiffany Bell and Anton Lewis are both on "Regionally Speaking" with new conversations: Bell talks about what it means to be "self-aware" or to become one's "authentic self" when it comes to interpersonal conversations. She has several examples in her comments. And professor Lewis offers an overview of automation in the workplace and how it is linked to intersectionality in the workplace.