All Sides with Amy Juravich

Last month the International Space Station had to maneuver out of the way of a piece of debris that was created in 2021 by a Russian anti-satellite weapons test.The ISS has to maneuver out of the way of space junk from time to time but the problem of space junk is getting worse.

Ohioans are headed to the polls today to elect a governor, a U.S. Senator, U. S. House Representatives as well as a host of other state and county offices.

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.

Election day is tomorrow and voters have a lot to weigh in on. We preview the midterm election in Ohio.

Join host Christoper Purdy for a lively conversation about all thing literature with a panel of expert guests. Listen in for recommendations on the next read that will keep you cozy on a chilly autumn day.

With surges of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), Flu, and Coronavirus rates, medical systems are preparing for a possible “tri-demic”. We’re discussing what we should know about RSV and this medical triple threat.

Voters in two states rank candidates in order of their preference, but some would like that to change. We look at the pros and cons of rank-choice voting.

Elon Musk last week officially took control of Twitter after months of wrangling and negotiations placing the billionaire in charge of one of the world’s largest social media networks.

Redlining is the discriminatory practice that kept minorities from purchasing homes in white neighborhoods. We'll examine the legacy it left around the U.S. and Columbus.

In the effort to transition to renewable energy across the country, large solar projects—as well as panels on individual homes—are now commonplace. How is this transition being regulated?