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Join Tom Lounges as he chats with John Lodges about his new live on the road album The Royal Affair and After on this special of Midwest Beat.

Today on "Regionally Speaking," hosts Dee Dotson and Tom Maloney talk with Valparaiso University Associate Professor Anton Lews, Ph.D in Critical Race Theory in Accounting, about the impacts of COVID-19, crypto-currencies, and red-lining and what they've done to Black generational wealth.

Today on "Regionally Speaking," we'll get the latest on the January 6th hearings with IUPUI Senior Lecturer Pierre Atlas. Then, we'll revisit a conversation with Jerry King, President of Hoosiers Concerned About Gun Violence (HCAGV).

This week on ART ON THE AIR we continue with part two of our interview David Kowal, discussing more of his musical journey and sharing more or his music. Our spotlight is on LaPorte County Symphony Orchestra's 4th of July Concert at Fox Memorial Park at 7:30.

Shep's college classmates buy a surplus PT Boat from the Navy.

From Meant to Live to Dare You to Move Switchfoot has made their mark on the music industry for rock and alternative music for years to come. Switchfoot Chad Butler joins Tom Lounges to discuss new music, new tour, and upcoming prospects for this San Diego based band on this episode of Midwest Beat.

On this edition of "Regionally Speaking," we hear from Ken Falk, ACLU Legal Director for the State of Indiana, on the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade and what impact it has on Indiana. Then, Dr. Camueal Wright from CareSource, discusses healthcare options for pregnant women of color, and the dangers pregnancy can have for them. And we'll hear from Greg Hammer about the F.I.R.E. savings and retirement programs.

Today on Regionally Speaking we hear from Frank Colucci, Associate Professor of Political Science at Purdue University Northwest, about the impact that the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade will have on future cases and political decisions, both nationally and here in Indiana. Then, Congressman Frank J. Mrvan (D - District 1) joins us to discuss the impact of federal dollars on Northwest Indiana including along the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, and into downtown Michigan City. Mrvan also discusses the latest on Roe v. Wade and what Capitol Hill Democrats will plan to do next.

This week on ART ON THE AIR we feature artist and art instructor Jennifer Aitchison, next we revisit Michigan City ’s Canterbury Theatre, now in its 54th season, and spotlight on Family Folklore’s Beverly Shores Origin Project with founder Meg Demakas.

Today on Regionally Speaking, we hear from Alfredo Estrada, immigration attorney, about Title 42's implication on immigration and migration, as well as comments on the recently discovered abandoned semi-truck in San Antonio, and the role that immigrants play in labor for Indiana.Then, we'll hear from NPR TV and Film Critic Eric Deggans about Stranger Things, Hawkins, IN and the role that the Hoosier state plays in Hollywood.