Taking a semester-long financial literacy course will soon be required of all Ohio high school graduates. We’ll cover what’s being taught and what goes into making the financial literacy curriculum for students.

The Ohio Supreme Court wants a written explanation for why the redistricting commission should not be held in contempt for its failure to submit new state maps. Meanwhile, Ohio remains without maps and without any plans so far to amend the primary schedule and related filing and ballot preparation deadlines.

Today on All Sides Weekend Author Amy Butcher joins us to talk about her new book Mothertrucker, a memoir recounting her odyssey through Alaska with the country’s only female ice road trucker.

Black women are often seen as the backbone of the Democratic Party. When Black women run for office, however, they often encounter a number of hurdles and barriers. We’ll look at a new training program being created to help Black women candidates.

The transition to electric cars is happening and advocates say Ohio needs to get on board. A report from the Citizens Utility Board of Ohio lays out what things look like in Ohio. We take a look at how the state can make the transition.

On today's Wellness Wednesday we'll discuss the increase in African American medical school students, how stress can affect heart health and new proposed CDC guidelines on pain medication

The scrutiny of police forces has increased in the era of Black Lives Matter and other social justice movements. We’ll look at how the Columbus Police Department has responded in this new era of police accountability.

A Super Bowl ad touting Google Pixel 6 Real Tone technology as a way to properly capture darker-toned skin explains the problem with past technology. On today's Tech Tuesday we'll discuss adjusting our cameras to appreciate every skin tone.

As the influence of former President Trump looms large over the party, we’ll look at the current state of the GOP and what it stands for.

According to the Audubon Society, birding doesn’t change in winter - it shifts. Writer and naturalist Julie Zickefoose takes wing and joins us with tips on how to feed birds safely and how we can cultivate relationships with our feathered friends.