GameStop, the brick-and-mortar video game retail chain, is shutting down 200 stores across the country. Most of the stores are profitable, but as gamers turn to subscription-based models, GameStop is changing tack, reinventing itself from retailer to a cultural hub for gamers. Coming up on Tech Tuesday on All Sides with Ann Fisher, the changing culture of gaming, artificial intelligence and manufacturing and more. Guests: Michael Futter , Author, The GameDev Business Handbook Michael Groeber ,

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced plans last week to focus an impeachment inquiry on efforts by President Donald Trump and others to pressure for Ukrainian interference in the 2020 election. It marks the fourth time in history that the U.S. House of Representatives has launched an impeachment inquiry into a sitting president. Today on All Sides with Ann Fisher, the history of impeachment, what it means and what the process involves. Guests : Gabby Orr, White House reporter, Politico Herb

A black hole was discovered to be shredding a star 375 million light-years away. This phenomenon, known as a tidal disruption, was captured by a series of Ohio State telescopes around the world. Tidal disruptions are rare, but even more so are the odds of capturing the trail of gas emissions across the sky, which were seen in the telescopes. Today on All Sides, autumn stargazing and exploring the night sky. Guests: Tom Burns, former Director of Ohio Wesleyan University's Perkins Observatory

Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder said last week that his GOP caucus will take a close look at Gov. Mike DeWine’s gun control proposal when it is introduced. But Householder was critical of DeWine’s version of a so-called "red flag" law. DeWine has said he won’t abandon ship on the plan. Coming up on the All Sides with Ann Fisher Weekly Reporter Roundtable, the debate over gun control in Ohio, and more. Guests: Darrel Rowland , Public Affairs Editor, Columbus Dispatch Jeremy Pelzer, politics

Join guest host Christopher Purdy as he talks with a panel of experts about the latest in arts and culture around Columbus. TWISTED 3, a collaboration between the Columbus Symphony, Ballet Met and Opera Columbus is September 26 through 29 at the Ohio Theater. Guests : Sue Porter , General Director Ballet Met Peggy Kriha Dye , Artistic Director, Opera Columbus Rossen Milanov, Music Director, Columbus Symphony

400 years ago, slavery officially began in America. It started with the sale of 20 humans in Virginia. According to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, 12.5 million Africans were shipped to the New World before slavery was declared over in 1865. Although slavery might be an afterthought for most these days, its lasting impact touches nearly every aspect of our society, from social identity and culture to housing and healthcare. Today on All Sides, recounting the history of slavery and the

Public policies and educational initiatives have targeted the physical welfare of student-athletes, but children who sustain concussions for other reasons – including everyday accidents and overall play – may go unnoticed and untreated. Today on Wellness Wednesday on All Sides with Ann Fisher: concussion awareness and prevention. Guests: Susan Davies , Professor, School Psychology, University of Dayton Alex Hutchinson , science journalist with Outside magazine , author of “Endure: Mind, Body,

The 2018 midterm elections saw a record number of women run for public office. Many of them won the day. But the long-term outlook for gender parity in public offices is bleak. Women make up more than half of the U.S. population but account for just a quarter of the members of Congress. For women of color, that statistic drops to one in 10. Today on All Sides with Ann Fisher: a new guide for women seeking public office . Guests: Kate Black , former chief of staff at EMILY’s List , co-author of

Attorneys general from across the country have embarked on an investigation into the market power and corporate behavior of big tech, asking whether Google used their influence to create an anti-competitive market atmosphere. Today on Tech Tuesday on All Sides with Ann Fisher, potential regulations for big tech, and more. Guests: Ginna Baik, Strategic Business Development Manager for Senior Care at CDW-Healthcare , expert in tech for older adults Troy Wolverton , senior tech correspondent,

Ohio State President Michael V. Drake, as chair of the board of governors for the National Collegiate Athletic Association, is leading a charge against the California bill that would permit college athletes in that state to earn income from their name, image and likeness. The NCAA says that the measure would give California schools an unfair competitive advantage in the recruitment process, and would eventually disqualify them from participation in NCAA competitions. Today on All Sides with Ann