Television critic Mark Dawidziak has watched many hours of television in his career with The Twilight Zone standing out among other programs. He has passed on lessons learned from the show to his daughter and has now published them in a book titled "Everything I Need to Know I Learned in the Twilight Zone A Fifth-Dimension Guide to Life". Today, we explore the cultural impact of The Twilight Zone and how new revivals of the series can add to our knowledge.

Join guest host Clare Roth as we discuss the challenges of creating art with a disability and the impact that artists with disabilities have made in the art community here in Columbus.

The career outlook for perspective journalists isn't bright, with data from the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics showing little growth for the profession coupled with low pay.

Today we spend the first hour of our program speaking with Asma Khalid, an NPR political correspondent who covered the 2016 presidential campaign. Khalid, a Muslim woman from Indiana, wrote after the election that she encountered a wide range of responses from people she met on the campaign trail to her wearing a hijab--from unexpected acts of kindness to outright anger. We speak with her about such experiences.

PBS is premiering a new documentary this Memorial Day following the contestants of the Ms. Veteran America pageant. The contestants are women from multiple branches of the military who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and are working to transition back into civilian life. The women featured struggle with issues ranging from PTSD and homelessness to military sexual abuse. Join us today as we discuss women in the military and how they live after serving.

Several states, including Ohio, have proposed neighborhoods that will undergo revitalization under a new federal program. The program encourages companies to invest in lower income and impoverished areas, calling them opportunity zones. Today, we take a look at what the opportunity zone plan is and how the program can benefit areas in need.

There have been many studies conducted on how to best recover after exercising, but questions remain as to whether post-workout activities actually provide results or if we just think we feel better from them. Join us for a conversation with an expert on the topic. We will also take a peek into Clintonville's health-friendly fast casual spot, Pocket Produce, and then step into space with a look at what happens to the human body beyond the Earth.

The U.S. Senate passed a resolution last week aiming to reverse the 2017 decision by the FCC to deregulate internet service providers. However, experts doubt the move will be met with approval from House Republicans or President Trump. We explore the issue in the second hour of our program today. We will also look into a hacker breach of a company called Securus, which has allowed police in the U.S. to track private cell phones, and catch up on the latest in tech releases.

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, has been trying for over a year to rollback multiple Obama-era policies including the storage of toxic waste produced by power plants. Many of his proposals have been met with litigation and lawsuits that have stalled the process. Today, we consider the steps Scott Pruitt has taken to change environmanetal policy as well as the role climate change denial has in the United States.

On Wednesday, a panel of Ohio Senate members discussed possible gun control bills put forth by Governor John Kasich. The bills included red flag legislation as well as banning the purchase of guns by third parties. Join us today as we discuss gun control options for Ohio, the impact the recent ECOT scandal can have on poll results, and much more.