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Mike Pence on Conservatism, Indiana Economy, and Trump
Jun 21, 2026
31m 54s
Chicago Bears to Hammond, TaylorMade Expansion, Riley Lung Device
Jun 14, 2026
31m 54s
Indiana's Data Center Boom, Migration Surge, and New Attractions
Jun 7, 2026
31m 24s
Chicago Bears Stadium Battle, Purdue Motorsports and Indiana Health
May 31, 2026
31m 24s
Indy 500 Business Impact: Doug Boles, Women in Racing & More
May 24, 2026
31m 24s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/21/26 | ![]() Mike Pence on Conservatism, Indiana Economy, and Trump | Former Vice President and Indiana Governor Mike Pence sits down with Gerry Dick to discuss his new book, "What Conservatives Believe," his assessment of the Trump administration, and his outlook for Indiana's manufacturing and life sciences sectors. Pence outlines his concerns about the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding, arguing that any final deal must include full dismantlement of Iran's nuclear program and an end to support for terrorist organizations. He also draws a distinction between policies he supports in the current administration, including border security and tax cut extensions, and those he believes reflect a troubling shift toward populist right thinking, including broad-based tariffs, pharmaceutical price controls, and what he calls the nationalization of American businesses. On Indiana, Pence weighs in on River Ridge Commerce Center's manufacturing ambitions, the state's competitive economic policies, and why he remains optimistic about Indiana's future in life sciences. Also this week: a South Bend company's five-year role in building the Obama Presidential Center; Fort Wayne's 122nd Fighter Wing making a case for two F-35A units; the Purdue College of Veterinary Medicine launching a pet care app; ArriveAI expanding its autonomous delivery network at Hancock Health; questions surrounding LIV Golf's planned return to Chatham Hills in Westfield; and housing development momentum in Knox County. | 31m 54s | ||||||
| 6/14/26 | ![]() Chicago Bears to Hammond, TaylorMade Expansion, Riley Lung Device | Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott Jr. says the Chicago Bears are looking at more than one potential stadium site in his city, even as Illinois Governor JB Pritzker pushes for a special legislative session to keep the team in-state. McDermott tells host Gerry Dick the deal is close but not final, and the city won't celebrate until there are shovels in the ground. Also this week, TaylorMade breaks ground on a nearly $60 million warehouse and distribution expansion in Evansville, a move the golf equipment giant says allows it to reach 80% of its customers within three days. The investment is part of a broader wave of economic momentum in Southwest Indiana, including a new Ohio River bridge connecting Evansville to Henderson, Kentucky, and more than $100 million in recent local deals.In the Business of Health, Riley Children's Hospital pediatric pulmonologist Dr. Erick Forno has developed a smartphone attachment called Aware that uses sonar technology to measure lung function at home. The device is entering a clinical trial with hundreds of Indiana participants and could transform daily monitoring for patients with asthma and COPD.Plus, Fishers District announces a $169 million expansion anchored by JD Finish Line's headquarters relocation from Indianapolis, Saint Mary's College at Notre Dame launches a $200 million fundraising campaign, and Sweetwater Sound founder Chuck Surack details a $250 million motorsports complex planned for Auburn. | 31m 54s | ||||||
| 6/7/26 | ![]() Indiana's Data Center Boom, Migration Surge, and New Attractions✨ | data centersartificial intelligence+4 | Paul BrennerEvan Hawkins | Amazon Web ServicesGoogle+6 | IndianaMuncie+6 | data center boomIndiana+7 | — | 31m 24s | |
| 5/31/26 | ![]() Chicago Bears Stadium Battle, Purdue Motorsports and Indiana Health✨ | Chicago Bears stadium decisionIndiana economic incentives+3 | Tom McDermott Jr.Doug Boles+1 | Northwest Indiana ForumCommunity Health Network+2 | Hammond, IndianaIllinois+5 | Chicago BearsIndiana+6 | — | 31m 24s | |
| 5/24/26 | ![]() Indy 500 Business Impact: Doug Boles, Women in Racing & More✨ | Indy 500economic impact+5 | Doug BolesJill Gregory+1 | Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayIndyCar+4 | IndianaLaPorte | Indianapolis 500Doug Boles+8 | — | 31m 24s | |
| 5/17/26 | ![]() The Economics of Speed City: Dallara, Helio Castroneves, and Indiana's $3B Motorsports Industry✨ | motorsports industrymanufacturing+4 | Stefano DePontiHelio Castroneves | Cadence Tactile TabletDallara USA+2 | IndianaSpeedway | motorsportsDallara+6 | — | 31m 24s | |
| 5/10/26 | ![]() IndyCar's $2.75B Economic Impact: Mark Miles, Tony Kanaan & Conor Daly✨ | economic impactmotorsports+5 | Mark MilesTony Kanaan+1 | IndyCarPenske Entertainment+2 | Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayArlington, Texas+3 | economic impactIndyCar+6 | — | 31m 24s | |
| 5/3/26 | ![]() Doug Boles, Arrow McLaren & Indy 500 Business Impact✨ | Indy 500motorsports industry+5 | Doug BolesRyan Harber | Arrow McLarenGovernor Mike Braun+1 | IndianapolisEvansville | Indianapolis Motor Speedwayeconomic activity+6 | — | 25m 07s | |
| 4/26/26 | ![]() FULL SHOW: Inside INdiana Business 4/26/26✨ | partnershiphealthcare technology+3 | — | Zimmer BiometIndiana University+1 | — | Zimmer BiometIndiana University+3 | — | 25m 03s | |
| 4/19/26 | ![]() Iron Nation Indiana, Fishers Growth and Bosma Industries✨ | public-private partnershiptech startups+5 | Mike BraunLuke Messer+2 | Bosma IndustriesINCOG Pharmaceuticals+3 | IndianaFishers+1 | Iron Nation IndianaIsraeli tech startups+5 | — | 31m 25s | |
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| 4/12/26 | ![]() Indiana Ag Bio, Final Four Impact & Defense Industry✨ | ag bioscienceeconomic impact+4 | Christy Wright | AgriNovus IndianaIndiana Sports Corporation+2 | IndianaLucas Oil Stadium | ag bioscienceeconomic activity+5 | — | 31m 25s | |
| 4/5/26 | ![]() Indianapolis Final Four's $400M Economic Impact and What's at Stake✨ | NCAA Men's Final Foureconomic impact+5 | Chris Gahl | Visit IndyEli Lilly+4 | Grissom Air Reserve BaseSullivan | Final Foureconomic impact+8 | — | 31m 24s | |
| 3/29/26 | ![]() I-70 Tolls, Final Four Economy and Arsenal Tech's Mental Health Win✨ | I-70 tollsFinal Four economy+4 | Danville Duncan | Grand HighlanderIndiana University+4 | Fort WayneIndianapolis+4 | I-70 tollsFinal Four+7 | — | 31m 25s | |
| 3/22/26 | ![]() Indianapolis Airport Adds Routes, Indiana Invests $1B in Life Sciences, LEAP District Update | Indianapolis International Airport is on track for its second-busiest spring break season ever, with an estimated 620,000 passengers expected between mid-March and mid-April. Airport Authority Executive Director Mario Rodriguez joins the show to discuss a new airline, Avelo, launching nonstop service to New Haven, Conn., and Concord, N.C., on June 18, bringing the airport's total nonstop destinations to 57. Work continues on a new on-property Westin hotel and Rodriguez discusses the benefits of a $76 million parking expansion completed in 2024. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announces a $1 billion, 10-year investment in agriculture technology and life sciences with a goal of creating more than 100,000 jobs statewide. Eli Lilly commits an additional $1.8 billion to its technology center near downtown Indianapolis and remains on schedule to begin producing medicines at the LEAP District in Lebanon. Also: a look at aviation growth at Fort Wayne, South Bend, Evansville and Purdue University airports; the Monon Corridor South Shore Line extension opening March 31; and Amish bull rider Marcus Mast representing Indiana on the PBR Unleash the Beast Tour. | 31m 51s | ||||||
| 3/16/26 | ![]() WNBA Labor Talks, GE Aerospace Invests $65M in Indiana, Women Behind Bars Build Workforce Skills | The WNBA and its players union remain in collective bargaining negotiations, with players pushing for higher salaries, retired player benefits and team-provided housing. IU Columbus Associate Professor of Finance Ryan Brewer breaks down what is at stake as the league navigates its first profitable year, fueled in part by Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark. Also, GE Aerospace commits $65 million to three Indiana facilities in Indianapolis, Terre Haute and Lafayette as part of a $1 billion U.S. investment plan. Plus, the Televerde Foundation helps women in Indiana correctional facilities build workforce skills through a six-month career program. And a look back at the legacy of Purdue University's Dr. Philip Low, a serial entrepreneur whose work helped launch Indiana's radiopharmaceutical industry. | 31m 54s | ||||||
| 3/8/26 | ![]() Eye on Indiana’s $6.5B Defense Sector, Mortgage Rates Fall Below 6% | Indiana’s $6.5 billion defense sector is playing a growing role as the U.S. military operates in the Middle East. Sen. Todd Young and industry leaders discuss how assets like Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane, hypersonics research, microelectronics and a new munitions campus are expanding the state’s national security footprint and supporting more than 60,000 jobs. Also in this episode, mortgage rates dip below 6% for the first time in more than three years. Indiana Association of Realtors CEO Mark Fisher explains what falling rates and rising inventory mean for buyers and sellers as the 2026 housing market begins to thaw. Plus, a Fishers filmmaker releases his short film about losing his sister to addiction on YouTube to expand its reach to students and educators. And in Plymouth, Zentis North America marks 20 years of production as the largest popping boba manufacturer in the United States. | 31m 56s | ||||||
| 3/1/26 | ![]() Eli Lilly’s LillyPod with Nvidia, SpectronRx cyclotrons, Bears stadium debate | Kylie Veleta fills in for Gerry Dick with a look at high-tech health innovation in Indiana, including Eli Lilly’s new LillyPod supercomputer built with Nvidia to speed drug discovery and development, and SpectronRx’s growing cyclotron operations fueling radiopharmaceutical cancer treatments. The episode also updates the Chicago Bears stadium push tied to Hammond and Wolf Lake, along with Illinois lawmakers’ efforts to keep the team in-state.Plus, an Indy 500 ticket design reveal and the launch of IBJ Media’s “Playmakers” podcast with Dave Calabro. You will also hear about New Shoe Day’s effort to provide properly fitting shoes for kids across Indiana and plans for new dining options and an incubator space at Indianapolis International Airport. | 31m 54s | ||||||
| 2/22/26 | ![]() Bears stadium talks in Hammond, ACMI’s Crane-area hub, Irsay Collection auction | Inside Indiana Business host Kylie Valeta reports on Indiana’s push to attract the Chicago Bears as lawmakers advance Senate Bill 27 to create the Northwest Indiana Stadium Authority, with Hammond named as the proposed site for a new stadium if a deal moves forward. The episode also takes a close look at ACMI’s new National Security Industrial Hub in Bloomfield near the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane, backed by a $75 million federal award and anchored by Prometheus Energetics with plans for dozens of buildings and expanded manufacturing tied to defense production. The show explores the economic impact of the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis and the strategy to keep it in the city beyond 2028, along with the long-term push to land a future NFL draft. It also goes behind the scenes of the upcoming Christie’s auction of the Jim Irsay Collection, featuring iconic music and pop culture artifacts, with a portion of proceeds supporting philanthropic causes. Elsewhere: Spokenote expands its scannable barcode technology with a new Dynamic Video product for personalized messaging at scale, new USDA meat labeling rules redefine what “Product of USA” and “Made in the USA” mean for Hoosier farmers, and Purdue’s Ag Economy Barometer drops amid tighter cash flow and rising loan needs. Also featured: a new pre-hospital blood transfusion program in Plainfield, Hendricks County’s “For Real” tourism campaign, and 2026 food and drink trends from Yelp. | 31m 55s | ||||||
| 2/15/26 | ![]() Indy 500 ticket sales surge as May approaches, Gleaners Food Bank on hunger and the economic | Host Gerry Dick looks ahead to the Indianapolis 500 with IndyCar and Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles, including the rush for tickets, where things stand on the local live broadcast decision and the red-white-and-blue “United We Race” marketing push. The episode also checks in on the IMS Museum and its evolving fan experience, including new engagement plans and talk of a future restoration and event center. The show then turns to the economic and social impact of hunger with Gleaners Food Bank President and CEO Fred Glass on food insecurity, poverty and how hunger affects health, work and communities. In statewide headlines, Portage floats a lakefront stadium district pitch tied to the Chicago Bears talk, Meta begins construction on a major data center in Lebanon and Sweetwater plans a distribution center expansion. Business of Health reporter Kylie Veleta reports on Eli Lilly and Company’s deal for Orna Therapeutics and an Indiana startup’s Bedside Bike technology being studied in hospitals, and the episode also spotlights Jay Leno’s look at Slate Auto plus Dave Calabro’s new IBJ Media Podcast Network show, “Playmakers.” | 31m 54s | ||||||
| 2/8/26 | ![]() Amplify Bloomington Launches: Indiana University, Startups and Business Align on Growth | Inside Indiana Business host Gerry Dick reports from Bloomington’s Trades District, including The Mill, with a close-up look at the launch of Amplify Bloomington. The initiative unites regional public, private and academic leaders to better connect research, business and startups, strengthening the economy, brand and long-term opportunity. The show explores how Bloomington is aligning major employers, civic leadership and Indiana University around an innovation strategy to attract and keep talent, including housing and quality-of-life efforts like Hopewell on the former IU Health Bloomington Hospital site. It also links the region’s growth plans to broader tech and defense assets, including Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center and the corridor to 16 Tech Innovation District. Elsewhere: Subaru starts building Forester hybrid models in Lafayette, Arrow McLaren Racing opens a new HQ in Indianapolis, and Tony Kanaan discusses fan-focused plans. The episode also highlights Purdue University ties to NASA’s Artemis II and research on astronaut health. Also featured: Hancock Health’s podcast outreach, a DORA district in Elkhart, Neighbor Serve, Elkhart Brass winning the Indiana Chamber contest, and Mike DeCourcy on IU football, plus a closing look at Lake Monroe. | 31m 56s | ||||||
| 2/1/26 | ![]() Indiana’s Radiopharmaceutical Boom, New Airline HQ and Downtown Indy Growth | Inside Indiana Business with Gerry Dick highlights Indiana’s growing leadership in radiopharmaceuticals and precision medicine, focusing on Indianapolis-based Spectron Rx and its major expansion near Bunker Hill. The project nearly doubles the company’s footprint near Grissom Air Force Base, expands its Miami County campus from about 20 acres to 34 acres, and quadruples manufacturing space to meet rising demand for next-generation cancer drugs. Business of Health reporter Kylie Valletta explains how Indiana’s nuclear medicine cluster is gaining momentum, with 16 companies statewide and logistics playing a critical role for medicines that can expire in less than 24 hours. The episode also covers aviation growth and workforce development, including the opening of Republic Airways’ new $200 million corporate headquarters in Carmel. Republic President Matt Koscal discusses the campus design, training operations with full motion simulators, and efforts to address the national pilot shortage through LIFT Academy at Indianapolis International Airport. Additional segments examine downtown Indianapolis campus construction tied to Indiana University and Purdue University, statewide business headlines, and a conversation with Jim Cornelison on singing “Back Home Again in Indiana” and its connection to the Indianapolis 500. | 31m 55s | ||||||
| 1/25/26 | ![]() IU Football Wins National Championship and Final Four Economic Impact | The Indiana Hoosiers are the 2026 college football national champions after defeating Miami. IU Columbus Associate Professor Ryan Brewer estimates the increased value of the football program and Big Ten Network analyst Mike DeCoursey discusses the future of NIL and collective bargaining in college athletics. IBJ Media CEO Nate Feltman and Visit Indy Executive Vice President Chris Gahl discuss the upcoming 2026 NCAA Men's Final Four. The event is expected to generate $400 million for the local economy. Gahl announces the NFL Combine will remain in Indianapolis through 2028 and officials are scouting locations for a potential NFL Draft. Senator Todd Young discusses the designation of Indiana as a national drone test site by the Federal Aviation Administration. Gary Mayor Eddie Melton presents potential sites for a new Chicago Bears stadium near the Hard Rock Casino. Hanover College launches a $110 million fundraising campaign. Fitasy, a startup at the 16 Tech Innovation District, iintroduces 3D printed shoes customized via a smartphone app. Yelp features Rosemary and Olive in Indianapolis as a top Valentine's Day dining location. | 31m 55s | ||||||
| 1/18/26 | ![]() IU Football’s Historic Run Fuels Indiana Economy, NIL Growth and Business Momentum | Indiana University football’s run to the national championship is delivering major economic gains across the state. Host Gerry Dick is joined by IU Columbus finance professor Dr. Ryan Brewer to break down new data showing surging ticket sales, rising admissions interest, increased NIL funding and millions in game day economic impact for Bloomington and beyond. Plus, an Indiana pediatrician turned entrepreneur lands a major Target.com deal and an update on the Catalyst Corridor Project that's set to transform the Warsaw-Winona Lake Corridor. The Indiana Chamber responds to Gov. Mike Braun's State of the State address and shares its 2026 legislative priorities. | 31m 55s | ||||||
| 1/11/26 | ![]() Could the Chicago Bears move to Northwest Indiana? Hoosier survey on marijuana, plus Tom Griswold | On this episode of Inside Indiana Business with Gerry Dick, leaders in Northwest Indiana pitch a potential Chicago Bears stadium site, including a conversation with Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott about why Indiana is being considered. Plus, Ball State University’s Bowen Center for Public Affairs relaunches the Hoosier Survey, with Executive Director Andrew Bauman breaking down what Hoosiers say they want most, including opinions on marijuana legalization and data centers.Also in this week’s show: an update on a planned Ritz-Carlton near Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Hatch for Hunger’s milestone in delivering protein to food banks, an Indianapolis startup’s vape-limiting case designed to help users cut back over time, and a look at new health tech including a companion robot used in memory care and a smart pacifier research project. The episode also highlights special nonstop flights tied to IU football bowl travel, an Indiana radio legend as Tom Griswold reflects on the state’s comedy scene, and Mad Hatter Shows opening a new events center in Greenwood. | 31m 55s | ||||||
| 12/21/25 | ![]() Indiana Economy at Year’s End: Gov. Mike Braun on Data Centers, Nuclear Energy and Growth in 2026 | Inside Indiana Business closes 2025 with an in-depth conversation between host Gerry Dick and Indiana Gov. Mike Braun. Braun reflects on his first year in office, outlining changes to state government structure, economic development strategy and transparency. The discussion covers data centers, small modular nuclear reactors, Main Street businesses, gaming, redistricting and priorities for the 2026 legislative session. The episode also features a major INCOG BioPharma expansion and a look at robotics reshaping construction in northeast Indiana. | 31m 55s | ||||||
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