All Sides with Amy Juravich

Earlier this month House Bill 616 was introduced in the Ohio legislature. Referred to as Ohio’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill, the proposed legislation would prevent teachers from addressing sexual orientation and gender identity in K-Grade 3 classrooms. Opponents of the bill say it could stifle economic growth. We’ll look at the impact passage of this legislation could have on Ohio businesses.

The phenomenon of forgetfulness may be connected to external stressors. We are learning about how this connection works, and what we can do to avoid such ‘brain fog’. We’re also talking about online health trends, namely those under the guise of ‘gut health’. We look at those trends and whether or not they have any standing.

Food prices are rising faster than they have at any time since the early ‘80s. The reasons vary from the war in Ukraine to an avian flu outbreak to the drought in California. We are taking a look at the causes of food inflation and the impact here in Ohio.

Today on Tech Tuesday, we look at the impact the world's richest man could have on one of the most influential social media platforms.

Fair housing is the right to choose housing free from unlawful discrimination. However, discriminatory practices, financial scamming and the lack of affordable housing still place renters at a disadvantage. We’ll discuss the need for fair housing education and practices in Ohio.

As people return to working on their lawns and gardens they’re sure to encounter weeds. However, not all weeds are bad. In fact, some serve useful purposes. We’ll discover why weeds are both inevitable and essential and how they shape the way we live.

We cover the latest on politics in Ohio on today's Weekly Reporter Roundtable.

WOSU Book critic Kassie Rose, Kris Hickey of the Columbus Library, and OSU professor Nick White join the show to give their latest book recommendations.

Today we are taking a look at how small-scale activism and volunteerism impact individuals and their communities.

In March, a Columbus man was freed from prison after serving over 25 years for a murder he did not commit. Today we'll look at the causes of wrongful convictions, speak with groups dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals and explore how criminal legal systems can be reformed to prevent injustice in the future.