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Carl Lisek, host of "Green Fleet Radio," talks with Robert Merrion, the Managing Director for Mechatronics and Transmission Control at Systems Allison Transmission.

Young Jean gets more than a dime's worth of Coke from the company vending machine.

This week on ART ON THE AIR features two dynamic authors, William Allegrezza and Garin Cyholl. Our spotlight is on Chesterton Art Center ’s Programs Director, Jillian Bridgeman sharing about their classes, Summer Art Camps, and activities of the Teen Art Group.

On this "Reporters Roundtable Friday," where we ask northwest Indiana reporters about the stories they've put out in print and online. We speak today with "Post-Tribune" government reporter Alexandra Kukulka as well as "Post-Tribune" education and health reporter Meredith Colias-Pete. We also caught up with “The Times of NWI" education reporter Annie Mattea. Alexandra's stories include recently released data reflecting the lowest voter turnout in Lake County since 2008. Anna’s stories focus on school referendums: in both Griffith and Valparaiso voters approved the measures that will go to support teacher pay, security, managing class sizes and more. Meredith shared the latest on an already approved deal that calls for Cleveland-Cliffs to pay a $3 million fine to the federal and state government.

Join Chef Nick as he chats up the executive chef of Fourwinds Casino on this special episode of Let's Eat

Shep ponders the fate of small airports.

Shep remembers some of the notable aircraft of the early 20th Century

Americana music, as the name suggests, has been ingrained in the culture of America and it continues to thrive even today. Trains are also prevalent in both Americana and America. New album encompasses trains in Americana music and proves it is still rock'n and choo choo'n on Midwest Beat!

On this edition of "Regionally Speaking," host Tom Maloney talks with Pierre Atlas, Senior Lecturer with the Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IUPUI, about gun control legislation. Then, it's the first "Meet the Mayor," conversation with Portage Mayor Sue Lynch.

McDermott’s brand of rock n’ roll brims with the kind of depth in writing and the kind of social reflections on society, that can only come from a life spent on the road. His style is uniquely his: a blending folk sensibility, pop hooks, and rock riffs that is an exploration of the dark corners of life’s journey, resonating with blue collar mores and middle class truths filtered through the eyes and voice of a kid that grew up on Chicago’s Irish South Side.If you are a fan of Springsteen, Van Morrison, John Steinbeck, Patti Smith, McDermott’s inspirational rock is in your wheelhouse, waiting late night with a guitar, spare smokes and stories of the American heart.