We take a look at the life and legacy of one of the most accomplished physicists of the 20 th century, Enrico Fermi. The 1938 Nobel Prize winner’s résumé includes building the world’s first nuclear reactor, and a lead scientist on the Manhattan Project, the top-secret U.S. military program that developed the atom bomb.

Summer's over and winter is here but that doesn't mean we're done with our flying, crawling, eight legged friends. Join us for a look into the world of insects and arachnids as fall heads into winter. Learn how bugs stay warm in the winter and get tips on preventing uninvited insect guests from showing up to your holiday party.

Women have been striving for greater representation in the sphere public office for decades. Since President Trump's victory, a new wave of groups seeking to fund female candidates are joining the cause. Today, we discuss the push to fund female candidates in their efforts as well as the history of Victoria Woodhull, the first woman to ever run for president.

The Cleveland Indians have announced they will be removing Chief Wahoo, their controversial logo, from their uniforms beginning in 2019. The logo has been the target of scrutiny for decades, primarily from Native Americans who believe it to be racist. Others believe the logo isn't offensive at all. We take a look at why the change is happening, and we'll hear from critics and supporters of the removal.

Last night, President Trump gave his first State of the Union address. We'll take a look at what the administration has accomplished in its first year and the President's vision for the future.

Our bodies become susceptible to debilitating mental ailments such as Alzheimer's as we inevitably age. Some researchers have suggested our sugar intake could be a contributing factor. Today, we discuss the impact sugar has on our minds as well as the science behind power running.

The Trump administration is considering building a nationalized portion of the nation's 5G mobile network in an effort to defend against China and other hostile actors. It would be an unprecedented nationalization of private infrastructure. We'll also take a look at how celebrities and other public personas purchase fake followers for their social media accounts, and the impact these fabricated accounts have on the real people they sometimes impersonate.

Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor's relationship with Gov. John Kasich has become distant since Lt. Gov. Taylor announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. Gov. Kasich has endorsed and supports Lt. Gov. Taylor's campaign. We'll take a look at the governor's race, Gov. Kasich's Supreme Court pick, and more of the latest in state and national news with our reporter panel.

The Amazon Go store has caused quite a stir with its new location in Seattle, Washington. The store streamlines service and eliminates long lines at checkout by allowing customers to gather purchases while cameras track them and later bill their Amazon accounts. Join us as we discuss how the store operates and how this technology will alter the future of the retail industry.

Much of the subject matter in plays and other art reflects a more liberal point of view. One local theatre company hopes to challenge the status quo and put on productions with a more conservative bent. The Conservative Theatre Festival is hosting its second year at the Shedd Theater in Columbus from January 26th to the 28th. Join us today with guest host Clare Roth as we discuss conservative theater and how politics is portrayed in performance and art.