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Episode 57 - Endangered Species Chocolate Company (Jun 6, 2007)
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No, this is not a show about people making chocolate from rhinoceros horns, monkey toes or dolphin tails. You won't find any Oompa Loompas or Willy Wonka making this chocolate either. But, what you will find is one of Indy's hidden gems. This company makes some of the finest natural and organic chocolate around. And, yes, it is available all over the world.
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Episode 94 - Man Day with Jeff Robinson (May 14, 2008)
Recently, Seth Hancock has been accused of being too Metrosexual. So in order to keep his “Man Card” from being revoked, Seth takes D.I. fan Jeff Robinson out for a great hot dog, a hot lather shave and a cold beer or two. Man status… redeemed!
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Episode 93 - On Procession Exhibit with Katie Zarich (May 7, 2008)
You can always have a great time at the Indianapolis Museum of Art so you definitely have to check out their latest contemporary piece called “On Procession.” This exhibit assembles artworks that look to parades as a theme or art. Seth has some fun with the artists that comprise this colorful new exhibit.
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Episode 92 - Boutique Clothing Stores with Laura Smith (Apr 30, 2008)
If you think you have to go the mall to buy the latest fashions then you had better think again! Indy has many boutique clothing stores for men and women that give you a unique, ultra-glamorous and street chic look. Seth Hancock takes you to two boutiques that have you looking hip, cool and fabulous in no time.
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Episode 91 - Duckpin Bowling with Mary Hofmeister (Apr 23, 2008)
Drinking, Dining and Duckpin Bowling is on the menu in this episode. Seth Hancock is showing you all the great things the Fountain Square Theater Building has to offer. Check out why this is truly one of Indy’s hidden gems.
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Episode 90 - iMOCA with Christopher West (Apr 16, 2008)
The Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art, aka iMOCA, is a great place to stimulate your mind and challenge your thinking as to what is, what was and what can be art. This museum brings some of the best, most sought-after exhibits in the world right to Indy. Let Seth show you why this place is truly special.
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Episode 89 - The Passion of the East-Enders (Apr 9, 2008)
If you take a stroll along Massachusetts Avenue it's easy to think that the action ends at the intersection at College Avenue. But if you look closely you see the action doesn't end there. Meet four women business owners on the east end of Mass. Ave. that are passionate about cooking, chocolate, art & wine.
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Episode 88 - The Tie Dye Grill (Apr 2, 2008)
Seth Hancock and the Doing Indy team have discovered one of Indy’s hidden gems in a restaurant called the Tie Dye Grill. The people are wonderful but the food is AMAZING. See why this place is unfreakinbelievable and a must try. It’s Tie Dye magic!
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Episode 87 - The Naptown Roller Girls (Mar 26, 2008)
The Naptown Roller Girls are the hottest ticket in town. You have to get out and see these flat track roller derby bouts. The hits, the falls and the bruises are real. Let Seth Hancock show you why this isn’t your father’s roller derby.
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Episode 86 - Riolo Dance Studio with Tracy Martin (Mar 19, 2008)
So, you have seen all the dance shows on TV and are now ready to learn to Tango, Ballroom or Swing (to name a few). In this episode, Seth Hancock takes you to a great place called Riolo Dance Studio where you can learn to really shake your money-maker!
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Episode 85 - The Mystery Cafe with Karie Woodward (Mar 12, 2008)
Spaghetti, Lasagna, Murder! The Murder Mystery Café is hilarious, entertaining and located inside one of Indy’s best Italian restaurants, the Milano Inn. Seth shows that not only do you get great food but YOU get to be part of this comical performance.
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Episode 84 - Dark Armies with Steve Walls (Mar 5, 2008)
If you are looking for an exciting, adrenaline-pumping experience of a lifetime then look no further than Dark Armies Paintball. Designed for the novice, Dark Armies caters to anyone and everyone looking for some fun…including our very own Seth Hancock.
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Episode 83 - Gusto Pizza with Mike Perron (Feb 27, 2008)
Seth Hancock and special guest Mike Perron travel to historic Fountain Square and introduce you to a great pizza joint called Gusto. Located in the G.C. Murphy building, this pizza joint fits perfectly within the artistic, eclectic and revitalized area.
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Episode 82 - Seth Hancock's Indy (Feb 20, 2008)
Most people only get to see the “Doing Indy” side of Seth Hancock. But here, Seth shows you a personal side of his life in Indy, which includes meeting his family, his dogs and a trip to one of his favorite restaurants… Gray Brothers Cafeteria.
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Episode 81 - The Dolphin Encounter with Lisa Oland (Feb 13, 2008)
In this season opener of Doing Indy Season 3, Seth Hancock takes you to the Dolphin Encounter at the Indy Zoo. The Dolphin Encounter allows you the opportunity to get right in the water with the dolphins for a personal experience you will never forget.
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Episode 80 - Best of Doing Indy 2.0 (Dec 5, 2007)
In this the season finale of Doing Indy 2.0, Seth Hancock and Zach Rutledge reflect back on a great year of Doing Indy and how the many elements, venues and attractions that make Indy unique. From driving an Indy Car around the world-famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway to hanging with Peyton Manning to becoming a chef for a day, this season of Doing Indy was filled with memories to last a lifetime. And, finally, Seth and Zach present you with the World Premiere of the new Jon McLaughlin music video specifically made for Indianapolis titled, "For You From Me."
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Episode 79 - Celebrating the Holidays (Nov 28, 2007)
Traveling all around Indianapolis, Seth Hancock is on a mission to spread holiday cheer. From places to shop, like Circle Centre Mall, Clay Terrace and The Fashion Mall, to things that the family can enjoy once the shopping is complete, Seth gives you everything you want for the holidays.
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Episode 78 - Dining on Mass Ave. (Nov 21, 2007)
The Mass Ave trilogy comes to a close as special guest star Eric Halvorson joins Seth and the Doing Indy crew for a look at places to dine. From Italian at Agio to Scottish at MacNivens and even some laid back bar food sprinkled in at Old Point Tavern, Mass Ave once again proves there is so much to do in Indy.
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Episode 77 - Art on Mass Ave. (Nov 14, 2007)
Indianapolis, known for being a sports town, is making it loud and clear that the arts are alive and well. In this second part of the Mass Ave. trilogy, Seth Hancock shows you places like the Dean Johnson Gallery, Arts a Poppin and the McFee Gallery where you can look at art but also take it home with you.
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Episode 76 - Colts Tailgating Part Deux (Oct 31, 2007)
Recently DirecTV came out with a survey that ranked all the best tailgating cities in the country. Somehow, Indianapolis ranked 16th on that list. Seth Hancock and the Doing Indy crew take you to the famous Blue Crew Tailgate Lot on a morning before a Colts game to show you why DirecTV got it wrong... way wrong!
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Episode 75 - Indiana Medical History Museum (Oct 24, 2007)
Ever wanted to see brains in jars or real human skeletons? Well, we did! That's why we are taking you to the Indiana Medical History Museum. Join Seth Hancock as he discovers what medical science was like over 100 years ago. Oh yeah, brains in jars... YUMMYGOOD!
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Episode 74 - Spooky Indy (Oct 17, 2007)
For the second straight year Doing Indy shows you what ghoulish creatures come out to play for Halloween in Indianapolis. Join Seth Hancock as he goes on the hunt for Jack the Ripper at the Morris-Butler House and then somehow finds his way to Joker's Arkham Asylum at Frightland.
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Episode 73 - The Heartland Film Festival (Oct 10, 2007)
Do you know what a truly moving picture is? It is a film that touches and inspires its audience and that is exactly the type of film you will find at the Heartland Film Festival. Seth Hancock gives you an early glimpse into this special event that takes place in Indianapolis every year.
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Episode 72 - Circle City Classic (Oct 3, 2007)
In its 24th year, the Coca-Cola Circle City Classic provides something for everyone including a parade, good food, great football, shopping and music. Seth Hancock gives you an exciting preview of one of Indy's most unique, colorful and entertaining events that you have to see.
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Episode 71 - Shopping on Massachusetts Avenue (Sep 26, 2007)
One of the most eclectic parts of Indianapolis is Massachusetts Avenue, better known as "Mass Ave." This single street offers you art, entertainment and SHOPPING! Join Seth Hancock as he takes you around to some of the most unique shops in Indy.
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Episode 70 - The Children's Museum pt. 2 (Sep 19, 2007)
Seth Hancock takes you on another tour of the world-renowned Children's Museum of Indianapolis. From exploring new dinosaur species in the Dinosphere to a behind the scenes look at upcoming attractions and events. Whether you are eight or eighty there is always something for you to see, do, learn and enjoy here.
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Episode 69 - Great Martini Bars (Sep 5, 2007)
Shaken or stirred is not the only question you have to ask when looking for a great martini. The other question is where will I have this martini? Will you kick it old school like Frank, Dean and Sammy or will you hobnob with some of Indy's elite? Let Seth Hancock and the Doing Indy crew sort out this dilemma as they show you two of Indy's finest Martini Bars.
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Episode 68 - Morty's Comedy Joint (Aug 29, 2007)
Looking for a good laugh? Look no further than Indy's own Morty's Comedy Joint. The club was created by comedian Eric Shorts for the purpose of bringing the best comedic talent in the nation to Indianapolis. HBO thought so much of this club that they selected Morty's to be the only comedy club in Indy to host the first round of the Lucky 21 Comedy Festival. Join Seth Hancock as he showcases this great new club and "attempts" to interview the competing comedians.
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Episode 67 - Clubbin' in Indy (Aug 22, 2007)
Indy's nightlife is alive and vibrant. On a steamy Friday night, Seth Hancock and crew scope out and get wild in three clubs that are as unique as their names. Join us as we let loose in downtown Indy at Howl at the Moon, Blu Lounge and The Ugly Monkey.
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Episode 66 - Segway Tours in Indy (Aug 15, 2007)
This falls into the category of something you HAVE to do. It's a Segway. No, not Segue (an uninterrupted transition from one piece of music or film scene to another). This is a great new way to see Indy from a completely unique perspective. Seth Hancock and the Doing Indy crew along with Segway of Indiana Tours show you how fun, easy and exciting it can be to see the canal and more on these mean machines.
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Episode 65 - The IndyFringe Festival (Aug 8, 2007)
On August 24th the IndyFringe Festival kicks off. But what is this festival all about? Seth Hancock and the Doing Indy crew give you a first hand preview at this performing arts extravaganza. This festival showcases plays and performances that some say are too risky and edgy for mainstream theater.
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Episode 64 - People Making A Difference, pt. 1 - Rupert (Aug 1, 2007)
In this episode, Seth Hancock gets to hang out with Indy's very own Survivor - Rupert Boneham. While most people know Rupert from Survivor Pearl Islands and Survivor All-Stars, many don't get to see the real Rupert. Rupert and his foundation (Rupert's Kids) make a difference in so many lives to the point where his story needed to be told.
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Episode 63 - Concerts on the Lawn (Jul 25, 2007)
There's just something about sitting under the stars and listening to live music from your favorite bands, especially in the summer. Situated right in White River State Park, The Lawn provides the perfect setting for live music. From Bluegrass to Alternative to Rock music, The Lawn is just a great place to see a concert. Seth Hancock is joined by guitarist Ron Block (from Alison Krauss and Union Station) along with the music of Guster and Ben Kweller.
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Episode 62 - Hangin' with the Stars! (Jul 11, 2007)
What do Gene Simmons, Peyton Manning, Dr. McDreamy (Patrick Dempsey), Dr. McSteamy (Eric Dane), America's Next Top Model (Jaslene Gonzalez) and a slew of others think about Indy? Well, I guess you have to watch this episode to find out! See what some of the biggest and coolest celebrities around had to say when Seth Hancock and the Doing Indy crew had a little fun with them.
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Episode 61 - Indy's Historic Memorials (Jul 4, 2007)
Indianapolis is second only to Washington D.C. with regards to the monuments and memorials erected to honor those who have served our country. On this Fourth of July it is not only important to respect and appreciate our freedom but to remember those who have served to keep us free. Seth Hancock and Zach Rutledge made a short film to show you these memorials, their importance and beauty and that we never forget those who have served.
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Episode 60 - The Indianapolis Zoo, pt.2 (Jun 27, 2007)
The Indianapolis Zoo is truly a gem. The Dolphin Pavilion alone is a one-of-a-kind experience that you really cannot find anywhere else. And, the new Shark Touch Tank at the Oceans Exhibit allows you to get up close and personal with these creatures of the deep. Seth Hancock and Zach Rutledge pick up where Doing Indy left off last year and explore all the new (and some old) exciting attractions and experiences at the Indy Zoo.
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Episode 59 - Indianapolis Museum of Art (Jun 20, 2007)
How many art museums have gorgeous art galleries, 152-acres of scenic gardens, an elegant restaurant owned by famed chef Wolfgang Puck and displays timeless Hollywood films on its lawn? Well, um, let's see... I can think of one, OURS! The Indianapolis Museum of Art not only has some of the greatest works by the greatest artists but it has everything else we just mentioned. Whether you visit for an hour or for the entire day, you just have to get here.
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Episode 58 - The Rathskeller (Jun 13, 2007)
Indianapolis has a long, rich German heritage and no place better celebrates the culinary, historic and BEER achievements than the Rathskeller. Located in the arts district of Indy, this place attracts people from all over the world. Let Seth Hancock and crew show you why this is one place that needs to be experienced.
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Episode 56 - Traders Point Creamery (May 30, 2007)
Talking cows, feisty chickens, investigative journalists... Disney's next production? Nope, just another trip to the only grass-fed, organic dairy farm in Indianapolis - Traders Point Creamery. Seth Hancock and crew have their taste buds tantalized in this truly homogenized episode.
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Episode 55 - Eagle Creek Park (May 23, 2007)
Considered one of the most beautiful places in Indy, Eagle Creek Park is the fourth largest city park in the country. With everything from hiking to sailing to walking to fishing to golfing to boating, this park has something for anyone wanting to commune with nature. Discover your own little piece of heaven here in Indianapolis.
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Episode 54 - American Super Heroes Museum (May 16, 2007)
There's no need to send up the Bat Signal or call for help. You can see Batman, Superman & Spider-Man everyday in downtown Indy. Seth Hancock shows you how one man's personal collection and passion became a museum for people of all ages.
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Episode 53 - Indy Racing Experience (May 9, 2007)
The month of May is here and that means racing season has begun. In Indianapolis you don't have to just watch the cars fly by on the track, no sir, you can join them by driving one of these rocket ships around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Doing Indy crew and the Indy Racing Experience show you what it takes to be a famous race car driver like the one and only Stevie Dale.
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Episode 52 - Stutz Art Fair (May 2, 2007)
Indianapolis is more than just a great sports town. This city really knows how to celebrate, promote and support artists, painters, sculptors and even the occasional mime! Seth Hancock and team take you to a unique annual artistic celebration that showcases some of the best artists around.
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Episode 51 - Making the Commercial, pt. 3 (Apr 11, 2007)
In the finale of this epic production, Seth Hancock and crew show you just exactly what it takes to finish the commercial. You've seen the auditions, you've seen the pre-production now experience the saga that is Making the Commercial, Part 3!
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Episode 50 - Making the Commercial, pt. 2 (Apr 4, 2007)
In part two of our three part series, Seth Hancock and the rest of the team have completed the casting process for the Indianapolis TV Spots and have moved onto the pre-production step. Traveling to locations such as, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana State Museum and Indianapolis Motor Speedway, you will get to see what it takes to plan, set up and organize a production in the final stages before filming.
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Episode 49 - Making the Commercial, pt. 1 (Mar 21, 2007)
Wanna see what it takes to make a television commercial? The Doing Indy crew takes you behind the scenes to see the process of making television commercials all about Indianapolis. Part One is all about the auditions. We saw the good, the bad and the ugly... you will too!
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Episode 48 - Living in Downtown Indy (Mar 14, 2007)
Everyone knows downtown Indy has great bars, restaurants, shopping and eclectic hot spots. But how cool would it be to live next to or within walking distance of all of these great places. Well, join Seth Hancock as he shows you some of downtown Indy's finest places to call home.
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Episode 47 - Will Work For Fun (Mar 7, 2007)
If you are looking to try something different or unique in your life then this episode is for you! Seth Hancock takes you around Indy and shows you how you can experience the excitement of being a Chef or an aspiring Glassblower for a day
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Episode 46 - A Special Love Story (Feb 28, 2007)
See what happens when a local man, Jim Bruer, uses Doing Indy to meet the woman of his dreams through the internet. Seth Hancock and the rest of the Doing Indy crew are on hand to capture their first meeting, first hug and first kiss. They were serenaded at Scholar's Inn restaurant with a song praising the man who brought them together... Thank You AL GORE!!!
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Episode 45 - Caribbean Cove (Feb 21, 2007)
Wanna get away to a tropical environment? Does the weather outside have you down? Well come join Seth Hancock on a journey to a Indiana's only indoor waterpark that disguises itself as a tropical paradise right here in Indy. Come to dee Caribbean Cove, mon! It's like liquid sunshine.
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Episode 44 - Cheap Dates (Feb 14, 2007)
On this special Valentine's Day episode, once again Cupid joins host Seth Hancock to show you what you can do on a date in Indy that requires little to no money. From watching stars to ice skating to dancing, Indy has some great "cheap date" opportunities.
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Episode 43 - Romantic Restaurants (Feb 7, 2007)
It's February in Indy and love is in the air. In this episode, Seth Hancock is shown two of Indy's most romantic restaurants by none other than CUPID! Dunaway's and The Melting Pot provide two very unique, romantic, intimate and memorable dining experiences that can be enjoyed every day of the year (not just in February... sorry Cupid).
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Episode 42 - Madame Walker Building (Jan 31, 2007)
An African-American icon, Madame C.J. Walker was the first woman in American history to become a self-made millionaire. The Madame Walker Building was completed in 1927, a few years after her death, and became the hub of the African-American community in Indianapolis. Seth Hancock shows why this building, theater and Madame Walker's legacy are still alive and thriving today.
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Episode 41 - Blue Crew Sports Grill (Jan 24, 2007)
In this Season 2 opener, Seth Hancock and Freddy Barnes are back to bring you the excitement in Indy during the Colts AFC Championship weekend. If you didn't have tickets, the next best place to watch the game was at the Blue Crew Sports Grill. This place is the only "fan club" owned bar in the country. It was built by the fans, for the fans.
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Episode 40 - Best of Doing Indy (Season 1) (Dec 6, 2006)
In this season finale, Seth Hancock and Freddy Barnes recap all the cool venues, events and people who helped make this show successful and exciting. Take a walk down memory lane to see the highlights of 2006 and don't miss Seth rappin' with Flavor Flav... yes, we had to show it again!
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Episode 39 - Holiday Extravaganza (Nov 29, 2006)
If you need help getting into the holiday spirit this episode is for you. Join Seth Hancock, Freddy Barnes and Ryan Hupfer as they explore two key holiday events in the circle city - the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's "Yuletide Celebration" and the Indiana Repertory Theater's "A Christmas Carol."
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Episode 38 - The Eiteljorg Museum (Nov 22, 2006)
The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art celebrates the history and art of the Native American people as well as explores the culture that helped shape America. Seth Hancock and Freddy Barnes, along with the Eiteljorg's Anthony Scott, show you why you need to check this place out!
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Episode 37 - Slippery Noodle Inn (Nov 15, 2006)
Come explore a place that has been an inn, a brothel, part of the underground railroad and a gangster hangout. Built in 1850, the Slippery Noodle Inn is a venue for the best Blues bands around and is the oldest bar in Indiana. In this episode, Seth Hancock & crew show you a true Indianapolis institution and landmark. Dis-is-it!
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Episode 36 - NIFS (Nov 8, 2006)
The National Institute for Fitness and Sport is the only one of its kind in the country... and, it's located right here in Indy. This place is THE place to work-out, get in shape, recover from an injury and learn about a healthy lifestyle. Let Seth Hancock and Freddy Barnes show you why.
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Episode 35 - Taking it to the streets (Nov 1, 2006)
Since we are always showing you things to do in Indy we wanted to ask people on the street what they thought about this great city. So Seth Hancock and Freddy Barnes took the camera to downtown Indy and the IUPUI campus to hear what people had to say. Check it out!
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Episode 34 - Fastimes Indoor Karting (Oct 25, 2006)
If you have the need for speed then this episode is for you. At over 40mph, these indoor go-carts provide enough speed to satisfy the biggest race fan or enthusiast. Join Seth Hancock, the Doing Indy Dancers and some guy wearing loafers as they try to tame this course.
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Episode 33 - Colts Tailgating Party (Oct 18, 2006)
Check out what happens when you head downtown the morning of a Colts football game. Host Seth Hancock parties with The Blue Crew, talks with Tom Zupancic and Jimmy "Mad Dog" Matis, hangs with the kids at Pan Am Plaza and watches the game with some fans at Champions Sports Bar on this episode of Doing Indy.
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Episode 32 - The Country Kitchen (Oct 11, 2006)
One of Indy's hidden gems, the Country Kitchen is THE place for soul food. Their food has been consumed by celebrities, dignitaries and athletes (as well as host, Seth Hancock). So what are YOU waiting for? If you don't leave this place happy, then something just ain't right with you!
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Episode 31 - Haunted Indy (Oct 4, 2006)
Looking for something to do or a good scare this Halloween season? Let Seth Hancock and the team from Doing Indy take you to two of Indy's most haunted and intriguing locations. Join us if you dare...
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Episode 30 - Indy Wine Trail, pt. 2 (Sep 27, 2006)
In part two of our series, Seth and pals take a trip along the wine trail to downtown Indy for a stop at Easley Winery and then head north to Carmel to visit the most fun and unique winery on the tour... Ferrin's Fruit Winery. Both places offer great wines and fun atmospheres.
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Episode 29 - Indy Wine Trail, pt. 1 (Sep 20, 2006)
Seth Hancock and his guests take a ride along the Indy Wine Trail discovering four great wineries the city has to offer. This is a special two-part series. In part one, Double-Gold medal winning Chateau Thomas and the newly opened Buck Creek wineries are explored.
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Episode 28 - Penrod Arts Fair (Sep 13, 2006)
In its 40th year, the Penrod Arts Festival has become one of the largest single day art festivals in the country. More than 26,000 people attended this year's event that showcases national artists, photographers and dancers. Watch as host Seth Hancock leads you around this cool event. Mark this down in your calendar as a "must see" next year.
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Episode 27 - Rib America's Ribfest (Sep 5, 2006)
Food, fun and music. That's the best way to sum up this great event. In its 11th year, the Rib America Festival in Indianapolis continues to break attendance records. If you are looking for something to do over Labor Day weekend, then this is the place to be!
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Episode 26 - The Sweet Side of Indy (Aug 30, 2006)
Are you ready to satisfy your sweet tooth? Then you will thoroughly enjoy this episode as Seth Hancock takes you on a tour through four of Indy's best bakeries. Can't you just smell the donuts, cakes, brownies, pies and cookies? Make sure you look out for a special appearance by the Donut Fairy!
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Episode 25 - Beer, Beer, Beer! (Aug 23, 2006)
Come join Seth Hancock, along with the folks from the Good Beer Show, as they check out these great local, independent breweries that speciaize in...BEER! The Oaken Barrel, Broad Ripple Brewpub and Brugge Brasserie are three hot spots that can't be missed when looking for a night on the town.
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Episode 24 - The Indiana State Fair (Aug 16, 2006)
The Indiana State Fair is celebrating its 150th Anniversary. Come join Seth Hancock as he, along with camera operator Brad Madden, discovers the food, the rides, the people and the fun that make the State Fair so...YUMMYGOOD!
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Episode 23 - Conner Prairie (Aug 9, 2006)
Take a trip back in time as Seth Hancock leads you on a historic and interactive journey through the legendary Conner Prairie. This 19th century settlement prides itself on re-creating and sharing the true life details of what life was once like in Indiana.
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Episode 22 - White River State Park and the Canal (Aug 2, 2006)
Nothing says "So easy to do so much" like what you will find at White River State Park and the Canal. From music to exercising to dining to romance, check out why this park is your hub to several fantastic experiences.
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Episode 21 - Historic Hoosiers (Jul 25, 2006)
Host Seth Hancock takes you on a tour of the lives and dwellings of three influential and notorious persons in Indianapolis history. Come explore the fascinating and beautiful homes of President Benjamin Harrison, writer and poet James Whitcomb Riley, as well as the grave site of (Public Enemy Number #1) John Dillinger on this episode of Doing Indy.
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Episode 20 - Indiana Black Expo (Jul 19, 2006)
This 36th annual expo is the largest and longest running event of its kind in the country with over 300,000 people attending. There are special appearances by Sidney Poitier and Edgerrin James and host Seth Hancock even raps with Flavor Flav (we're not kidding - we wish we were!)
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