Esports, competitive video game playing, is a sport that’s caught the attention of colleges and teams around the world. While most games involve fantasy-based competition, one new esport involves agriculture. Farm Simulator is a life simulation game where players take care of a farm, making bales of hay, planting, and cleaning equipment. But is it an esport? Today on All Sides, esports, virtual reality and more. Guests Dr. Laurie Hommema , program director for family medicine residency,

The Supreme Court last week allowed President Donald Trump's proposed transgender military ban to go into effect. The justices took no stance on the legality of the ban, but the Court's decision clears the way for it to take effect as lower courts hear additional arguments. Today on All Sides, what the ban means for the military and LGBTQ rights.

With all the inaugural hoopla in the past, for now, state lawmakers and the freshly minted squad of statewide elected officeholders get to work. Today on All Sides, we talk about priorities and goals for the next two-year term on our weekly reporter roundtable.

Cancer mortality rates in the U.S. continue to drop, but not for everyone. According to the American Cancer Society’s annual statistics report, the cancer death rate is 20 percent higher in the nation’s poorest compared to the affluent between 2011-2016. Today on All Sides, the socioeconomic inequality in cancer.

Join guest host Christopher Purdy for a discussion about arts in Columbus.

In central Ohio, minority representation within the special needs community is lacking. One out of every four black people in central Ohio is affected by Down Syndrome, and only about twenty percent of those affected are engaged in the community at the Down Syndrome Association. So why the lack of diversity, and how is this impacting minorities that have disabilities? Today on All Sides, disability representation.

In the wintertime, there are fewer insects out and about, invading your pantry or biting your ankles. Why? In the winter they do something similar to hibernation. They diapause, burrowing deep into the earth or into foliage to survive the colder months. Today on All Sides, the insects of winter.

Buses, trains, light rails and more. Last year, Americans took about 10 billion trips on public transportation. According to the American Public Transportation Association, public transportation has increased across the country since the mid-90s. Despite these increases, minorities and low-income communities still face hardships to accessing reliable and robust public transportation, which perpetuate economic hardships. Coming up, the relationship between communities and public transportation

Hearing aid technology saw great advancements last year. Among the improvements to hearing aids are internal sensors that can track activity and detect if the person wearing the aid has fallen. Today on All Sides, advancements in hearing aid technology, the best diets of 2019, and more.

Last year, Franklin County saw a jump in the number of homeless people to 1,807. That’s according to a report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. This current estimate is the highest it has been since 2007. On the backs of this report, the Community Shelter Board is gearing up for its homeless count on Thursday. Today on All Sides, homelessness in central Ohio.