Indianapolis didn’t become a major sports city by playing it safe. In this podcast clip, Sarah Myer, Chief of Staff and Strategy at Indiana Sports Corp, explains how bold, forward-thinking decisions helped shape Indianapolis into one of the most trusted hosts for major sporting events in the world. She points back to the 1980s, when the city built the Hoosier Dome (now Lucas Oil Stadium) before having an @NFL team in place, a massive risk that ultimately paved the way for the @colts. She also highlights Indianapolis hosting all of @MarchMadness in 2021, pulling off an unprecedented tournament during a global pandemic. These moments reflect a long-standing mindset in the city: say yes to big ideas, even when they seem impossible. Whether it’s building stadiums ahead of demand or turning an NFL venue into a swimming pool for major events, Indianapolis has consistently leaned into innovation and execution. This clip offers a behind-the-scenes look at how risk-taking, planning, and tru...