Columbus hosts its annual Craft Beer Week from May 11th until May 20th. The festival will include varying tastes including sour beers from Pretentious Barrel House, the first dedicated sour brewery company in Columbus. Join us today as we discuss craft beer, how the brews are made, and what to expect from this year's festivities.

Today, All Sides broadcasts live from Chadwick Arboretum and Learning Gardens as central Ohio and the country celebrate National Public Gardens Day. In addition to providing a space for relaxation, public gardens enable opportunities for education, environmental preservation, growing produce, and connections with social and arts events. Join us today as we discuss the history and importance of public gardens.

As the weather warms, patio cocktails come back into style. One way to spice up a summer drink is by adding fresh herbs from your own garden. Join us today live from the Chadwick Arboretum as we talk cocktail gardens and fresh drink ingredients.

On Monday, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a "zero tolerance" policy for immigrants entering the country without documentation. As a result of similar recent federal actions, immigrant parents have been separated from their children -- often U.S. citizens -- and have been forced to turn to other avenues for support, including churches. One such religious institution includes the Columbus Mennonite Church, which recently allowed Edith Espinal of Mexico to be the first undocumented

This weekend, rapper Childish Gambino released his new song "This Is America" and the accompanying music video. The video contains multiple layers that speak to the black experience in America and the influence that black artists have. Gambino's release is another entry in the long list of accomplishments made by black artists in just the past few months, from Beyonce headlining Coachella to Kendrick Lamar winning a Pulitzer for his album DAMN. Join us today as we discuss the influence hip-hop

Today we take a look at the results of Ohio's primary races, and what the outcomes could mean for the general election come November.

While the number of minorities living in the U.S. is expected to exceed 50 percent by 2044, there is a significant lack in representation of these communities among medical researchers and study participants. Today we look into efforts being made to improve inclusion of minorities in such research, including a new study that will ensure 51 percent of its one million participants come from underrepresented groups. We then discuss the benefits of exercise on health with New York Times Well Blog

Last week the leaders of North Korea and South Korea signed an agreement towards the denuclearization of the peninsula and to end the Korean War. The meeting between the leaders marked a drastic change in tone from Kim Jong Un and has raised hopes that peace in the region may become a reality. Join us today as we discuss what the agreement means for the two nations moving forward and for U.S. relations.

Facebook has announced plans to integrate a dating service onto their platform. This comes after the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal and has many experts unsure of whether Facebook has chosen the correct time for this release. NASA has also launched a new mission to Mars in an attempt to discover the origins of the planet through heat probes, marsquake readings, and sonogram pictures. Join us today as we discuss the potential risks of Facebook dating services, what NASA hopes to accomplish

Today at 10 a.m. Ohio's primary election day is this Tuesday. We'll look at all the races and the candidates that will be decided, and what it could mean for the general election come November. We'll also look at new requirements for pain patients to get opiates, bail reforms that could save Ohio taxpayers millions, and more with our panel of reporters.