The last few years have seen a resurgence in popularity of traditional tabletop games -- from Dungeons and Dragons to Monopoly -- in American homes, social groups, and trendy board game parlors across the country. Join us as we talk to Columbus game producers, enthusiasts, and entrepreneurs to find out why we love board games even in the digital age.

Chasing the Dream: Poverty and Opportunity in America is a multi-platform public media initiative that provides a deeper understanding of the impact of poverty on American society. Columbus is the second most economically segregated cities in the country. We explore upward mobility and strategies for designing a city where economic opportunity is attainable for everyone.

Do you really gain more sleep with the Daylight Savings Time change? Hear from experts about the correlation between sun and sleeping. Also, enrollment for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act begins soon, get more information about plans and coverage. Finally, a look at diet and cancer treatments.

Public libraries have been a refuge for the homeless for decades. Now new policies at Columbus Metropolitan libraries restricting food and baggage could change that. We look at how the policy and the library shed light on a larger public health issue as well as strategies for ending homelessness in Columbus.

Automation is coming to the road ways soon. Get a look at how driverless cars are developed using virtual reality. Also hear an epic story about technology, human error and a fortune of money. Finally iPhone X and Amazon Key have consumers buzzing, find out why.

Lawmakers crack down on distracted drivers with a house bill to increase fines assessed to motorists using hand held devices. The conversation on abortion takes a different turn. Also reports show Issue 2 opponents this year have raised four times as much as the $14.2 million collected by supporters of the measure. We'll discuss these topics and more of the latest in state and national news with our panel of reporters.

Ideas around science, art, business, and community collide on the stage for 18 minutes. These are TED talks. The event has become a hallmark for creatives, inventors, and civic leaders to share stories of truth and innovation, it's also had a home in Columbus since 2009. Coming up a look at TedxColumbus, and exploring this year's theme, trust.

Just as horror films throughout history have had a lasting impact on the artform, the terrifying music from these flicks have also evolved and contributed to popular music as we know it today. On today's All Sides Weekend, guest host Clare Roth explores why music is so essential to the production of horror films and how it affects our psyche.

Today at 10am Get to know your pet and best friend better by exploring recent scientific discoveries on the way dog's think. Dr. Gregory Berns joins us for a closer look at the interactions between humans and dogs.

In Washington this week, the US Senate voted to kill a rule adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that allowed Americans to join class-action lawsuits against financial institutions such as banks and credit card companies. Richard Cordray, CFPB director and former Ohio Attorney General, called the vote "a giant setback for every consumer in the country." Today, we look at the future of the CFPB under the Trump administration's deregulation agenda.