What we commonly know as "gay-dar" or the ability to determine someone's sexuality based off appearance has been actualized by a new artificial intelligence program. Hear more about the development. Also up today, the internet's complex relationship with terrorist groups.

Health care remains in the forefront of political discourse at the state and national level. Republican leaders in the Ohio Legislature consider breaking with Governor Kasich by putting a freeze on Medicaid expansion. Meanwhile, some legal experts question the scope and possible outcomes of Issue 1, a proposed constitutional amendment expanding protections given to crime-victims and their families. We'll discuss these topics and more of the latest in state and national news with our panel of

The documentary series The Vietnam War directed by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick continues on WOSU TV nightly at 8pm through Thursday, September 28. Today, we are joined by a number of Vietnam veterans from around the central Ohio region. We'll discuss their service, experiences, and the lasting impact the war had on their local communities and the nation.

Coming out is a difficult experience for anyone who has to do it, but it can be especially challenging for those who have been in the closet for decades. Many LGBTQ individuals feel pressure to adhere to established gender roles and experience difficulty letting go of a familiar lifestyle, especially when they've kept their sexual identity secret for so long. This hour we talk with two authors who have written about living in the closet and coming out later in life.

Join guest host Christopher Purdy as he talks with a panel of experts about the latest in arts and culture around Columbus.

We get the latest news about what's happening in the nation's capital from Political Junkie, Ken Rudin. We'll discuss the latest in Obamacare reform effort, President Trump's speech to the United Nations, and Sean Spicer's cameo at the Emmys.

Could you tell someone your life story in six words? Today we take a look at the Six Word Memoir project which offers participants a challenging yet poignant opportunity to share their stories. It's had contributions from Jimmy Carter, George Takei and Junot Diaz. We'll also discuss the project's newest theme: the immigration experience.

How do community members and locals of areas affected by hurricanes and flooding begin to pick up the pieces and start over? Today we examine the recovery process in wake of the hurricane disasters, looking at The National Flood Insurance Program, policy and flood insurance.

For new parents it can be a tricky and tough decision figuring out which methods for sleep are the safest for their infants. Find out more about the dangers of sleeping for babies on today's show. Also can chronic pain be treated without opioids and pain clinics? Get information on drug free alternatives for pain treatment.

As Republicans near a September 30 deadline to pass health care reform, we look at the current options and how single-payer plans have reemerged among Democrats. Plus, we’ll get an update on what it all means in Ohio.