On October 15, 2026, the Tony Katz Morning News aired on WIBC 93.1 FM featured a notable political segment: former prosecutor Philip Foust appeared to discuss his campaign against current Indianapolis Prosecutor Ryan Mears. The interview gave listeners insight into Foust’s motivations, his view of the prosecutor’s office, and the issues he believes Indianapolis voters should consider.
Campaign focus
Foust framed his candidacy as a response to concerns about how the prosecutor’s office handles crime and community safety. He argued that a change in leadership would better align the office with the values of traditional families and uphold the rule of law. While he did not provide detailed policy proposals in the brief segment, his emphasis on accountability and public safety resonated with the show’s audience.
Other show highlights
The episode also included a nostalgic look back at the 1980s, with co‑host Jim O’Brien recalling the era’s cultural moments. In addition, the hosts announced the return of Pizzafest, a local food festival that draws families and community members together each summer.
Financial news was another topic of discussion. The hosts noted that the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) figure caused a noticeable reaction in the markets, reminding listeners of the broader economic environment that affects everyday households.
How to listen
Listeners can catch the full episode on the WIBC website, via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or iHeartRadio. The show’s producer, Karl, encourages the community to subscribe and stay informed about local politics, cultural events, and economic updates.
Why this matters to Indianapolis
Local elections shape the daily lives of Indianapolis residents. A race for prosecutor’s office directly impacts public safety, the administration of justice, and the community’s confidence in law‑enforcement institutions. By giving Philip Foust a platform, the Tony Katz Morning News helps voters hear directly from a candidate about his vision for the city.
For residents who value strong families, faith‑based community standards, and individual liberty, the upcoming prosecutor’s race offers a clear choice about how those principles will be reflected in the city’s legal system.
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Original reporting: 93.1 WIBC (Indianapolis) — read the source article.
