All Sides with Amy Juravich

Once jokingly referred to as McPaper, USA Today debuted 40 years ago. We’ll look at the impact USA Today has had on newspapers and the future of daily papers in today's changing media landscape.

Taylor Swift’s upcoming tour was expected to break records and broke Ticketmaster instead. We’ve come to expect the food we purchase to have nutrition fact labels. Soon smart devices will have something similar.

Antisemitic and racist graffiti turned up on an Ohio State University building last week amid a wave of hate symbols and speech cropping up on college campuses.

After two holiday seasons disrupted by COVID-19, everyone is ready for a return to normal. Whether that means gathering with friends or family, good food is a must.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose and others are at work on a plan to make it harder for voters to amend the state constitution.

Join host Christopher Purdy and his guests for a preview of the arts and cultural events coming up in Columbus this holiday season.

A resurgence of fascist politics is happening in America and around the world. We’ll look at the history of fascism and discuss whether we stand on the brink of seeing fascist regimes take hold in America and around the world.

Naturalist, artist and author Julie Zickefoose is the author of several books including Saving Jemima: Life and Love with a Hard-Luck Jay.

Efforts to roll back protections for LGBTQ+ students and trans youths are moving along two fronts in the state – as the Ohio Board of Education and the state legislature consider controversial proposals.

Your gut microbiome controls your digestive system and can benefit your immune system. New research at the University of Texas MD has found it may also play a role in cancer treatment.