Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 11/01/2024

Nonstop flight to Europe returning to INDBeginning in May 2025, travelers can fly from Indianapolis to Dublin, Ireland. The new nonstop flight will have implications for business and leisure travelers and the Indiana economy.
Fishers Event Center opening soonAfter more than a year of construction, the Fishers Event Center is getting ready to welcome visitors for its first event in less than a month. We've got a preview of what fans will see inside.
Indiana company working to address affordable housing shortageAffordable housing is an issue across the state and an Indiana company believes it can be part of the solution. Volumod builds both multi-family and single-family modular homes constructed in an eastside Indianapolis factory.
New flight could bring more investment to IndianaIndiana counts Ireland as its top importer, generating $20 billion a year. We look at the current business relationship and hear from business leaders about how it could grow.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 10/18/2024

Building Indiana's Quantum CorridorIt is technology that holds the promise of collaborations among business, government and academic institutions to achieve breakthroughs in national defense, cybersecurity and other industries. We look at Indiana's plans to extend the Quantum Corridor network and the impact it could have.
Endangered Indiana: Merom Camp & Retreat CenterMary-Rachel Redman travels to the Sullivan County town of Merom to take us inside a historic building that's in dire need of repair.
Business of Health HeadlinesBusiness of Health Reporter Kylie Veleta joins us in studio to share a new milestone for Greenfield-based Elanco Animal Health. Plus, we're getting an inside look at the new Women and Infants Hospital at Ascension St Vincent in Indianapolis.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 10/11/2024

Investments, new projects powering northern IndianaHundreds of new jobs and multiple projects are coming to the South Bend-Elkhart region. Bethany Hartley shares how the area is focusing on child care and housing to support the people coming into the area.
City, university benefitting from renewed commitmentMayor James Mueller joined our Engage Indiana series panel this week and talked to us about the city's partnership with the University of Notre Dame and how the two are connecting.
Amazon Web Services $11B data center construction underwayThe largest single investment in state history is coming to New Carlisle, which is located west of South Bend. Eniola shares insight on how AWS will fill 1,000 jobs and her perspective on the impact of this project for Northern Indiana.
New film highlights the impact of organ donationThe Heartland International Film Festival is happening this weekend, and one film highlights the stories of late race car driver Bryan Clauson and three other families who have been affected by organ donation.
Elkhart investing in placemaking projectsThe City of Elkhart is seeing population growth and focusing on quality of life. We take a look at some projects in the works and how those project play into the city's talent attraction strategy.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 10/04/2024

Lilly makes another LEAP investmentEli Lilly & Co. announced another multibillion-dollar investment in the LEAP Lebanon Innovation District. BioCrossroads CEO Vince Wong joins us in-studio with insight on the investment and it's potential impact.
Engage Greater LafayetteBusiness leaders in the Greater Lafayette region discussed the growing tech corridor on I-65 and the building blocks that have led to the region's momentum in our Engage Indiana event this week. We'll take you to West Lafayette to get their thoughts.
Indiana startup aims to "rescue" unused donated kidneysWe'll introduce you to the team behind 34 Lives, which is developing technology that will extend the safe preservation times for unused kidneys.
 

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 09/27/2024

Indianapolis International Airport's soaring successThe Indianapolis International Airport is seeing a record number of travelers and expects to hit 50 nonstop destinations this year. Mario Rodriguez shares an overview of current projects underway at IND and the latest on a potential flight to Europe.
Sam Schmidt expands mission to conquer paralysisFormer IndyCar driver and current team co-owner Sam Schmidt is opening the Driven NeuroRecovery Center powered by NeuroHope. The facility will provide rehab and resources for those with brain and spinal cord injuries.
Purdue releases its first short film: Boilers to MarsPurdue University has created its first ever short film, "Boilers to Mars," which aims to attract students who want to continue Purdue's dominance and reputation as a world leader in aviation.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 09/20/2024

Engage Indiana series visits MuncieIBJ Media's Engage series traveled to East Central Indiana this week. The region is seeing a lot of growth, with new projects and initiatives aiming to transform the area.
The Marvella ProjectA groundbreaking initiative is set to transform the landscape for young female athletes. The Marvella Project is a $98 million, three-phase development at Fair Oaks Farms in northwest Indiana.
MBX Biosciences goes publicCarmel-based MBX Biosciences made its debut on the Nasdaq about one week ago and saw its shares jump 48% from its initial public offering.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 09/13/2024

Indiana Sports Corp looks to the futureThe Indiana Sports Corp has unveiled 2050 Vision-a five-pronged approach to continue to attract big time events and also create global centers for sports tech, academia, business leadership and women’s sports. The vision includes a goal of creating the women's sports capital of the world.
Sagamore Institute releases Workforce 2040 reportIndianapolis-based Sagamore Institute is sharing a new, comprehensive look at what working in Indiana will look like in the future. It's a snapshot that focuses on people, technology and education.
Inside the endangered Sposeep & Sons BuildingThe Sposeep & Sons Building was home to a once thriving scrap metal business that dates all the way back to 1890. Now, the prominent limestone landmark faces demolition and is one of the most endangered buildings in the state according to Indiana Landmarks.
 

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 09/06/2024

New facilities to drive sports tourismThis week, Greenwood opened a $10 million sports park. It's one of several projects in development around the state related to athletics, including brand new facilities currently under construction in Fishers and Noblesville.
Kate the Chemist joins Notre DameShe's captivated audiences and done science experiments alongside Stephen Colbert and Kelly Clarkson. Now, Kate Biberdorf, also known as Kate the Chemist, is Notre Dame's first professor for the public understanding of science.
Growing Indiana's international trade economyIndiana leaders zeroed in on Italy and Slovakia as targets for economic growth during a recent economic trip. We go one-on-one with Governor Holcomb on why racing is a big part of the mission.
Mainstream Fiber Networks' expansion plansMainstream Fiber Networks is investing $1.5 million in a new headquarters located in the Brown County community of Gnaw Bone. The company is also adding jobs and investing in rural and underserved communities.
 
 

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 08/30/2024

Rally ReturnsChristopher Day, CEO, Elevate Ventures and U.S. Sen. Todd Young
Inside INdiana Business is on location for the second Rally Innovation Conference in Indianapolis. We look at what it means for entrepreneurs and executives from around the globe and the potential payoff for Indiana businesses.
University of Evansville partners with ToyotaChristopher Pietruszkiewicz, President, University of Evansville
The University of Evansville and Toyota Indiana have a new partnership to support the automaker’s Driving Possibilities initiative. The initiative aims to prepare students in southwest Indiana for future STEM careers.
International Harvester Building remains endangeredJerry Betley, Vice President, Harvester Homecoming
For 60 years, it produced everything from World War II torpedoes to what many credit as the first modern SUV. But now, the former International Harvester building in Fort Wayne is on Indiana Landmarks' Most Endangered List, which lists historic places around the state on the brink of extinction.
South Bend's momentumJames Mueller, Mayor of South Bend
South Bend has come a long way since its early days with millions of dollars going toward revitalizing its downtown, modernizing and adding flights to its international airport, strengthening its partnership with Notre Dame and more. Mayor James Mueller is this week's guest on the Business & Beyond podcast.

Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: Weekend of 08/23/2024

Butler, Taylor universities investing in their communitiesThis week, two transformational initiatives were announced in two different parts of the state. We talk to the presidents of both Butler University and Taylor University about their efforts and the impact these projects will have.
AES Indiana eyes growth, clean energyAES Indiana is investing more than $1 billion into its Petersburg plant as it transitions from coal to natural gas. President Brandi Davis-Handy talks about that project and plans for growth.
Indiana Landmarks releases 10 Most Endangered listThis year’s list features six new landmarks and four repeats from the 2023 list. Davis is also Gerry Dick's guest on the Business & Beyond podcast.
Addressing the childcare shortageThe Villages of Indiana just opened a new infant wing to double the number of babies the center can take care of. We'll take a look at what the impact will be in the Business of Health.