The 1960s marked the emergence of rock 'n' roll as not only a style of music but a political force that heavily influenced social movements across the world. Join us as we discuss this revolution with the author of "Rockin' the Free World!: How the Rock & Roll Revolution Changed America and the World."

The 115th U.S. Congress met for the first time this week, and already it's had a rough start. The Republican-controlled House prompted outcry after it approved an amendment that would eliminate an independent ethics investigation office . Join us as we discuss what's next for the new GOP-led Congress under president-elect Donald Trump.

A recent study found that people tend to assume more expensive food is healthier than cheaper food, but that is not always the case. Today we'll explore how prices affect consumer choices, the health benefits of certified green buildings and the effect LED streetlights have on sleep.

Winter can be cold and rainy and cloudy. But when the night sky is clear, the months of January and February are among the best for stargazing. And in 2017, Venus will glisten, a comet will tease and meteors will rain in the heavens. American skywatchers also will witness a rare celestial event — the first visible total eclipse of the sun in 40 years.

Many start off the new year with resolutions about changing behaviors - eating healthy or exercising more. Another aspect of our lives that might need an overhaul is behavior with our personal cyber security. We'll discuss cyber security tips, cracking of locked smartphones by law enforcement authorities and a preview of the annual Consumer Electronics Show.

Before entering the White House, Michelle Obama worked to improve the lives of working class families in her hometown of Chicago. As First Lady she addressed the issues of inequality, childhood obesity and access to education, often facing backlash. Join a panel of guests as they discuss the legacy of the first African American First Lady.

The term "white trash" is often derogatorily used to describe poor whites and it has existed, in some form or another, from the beginning of the U.S's history. The class division it represents raises questions about the role that class and social mobility play in American society.

With more shows, channels and streaming options available than ever before, it's no secret we are living in the platinum age of television. Today we'll take a look what makes current TV so dang good and all the shows from the past to led us here.

The F.D.A. recently gave permission for large-scale trials of the drug MDMA, or ecstasy. Research and previous trials has shown the drug being effective in treating PTSD. Today we will look into illegal substances and their possible futures as prescription medications.

The Home Rule Amendment adopted in 1912 in Ohio allowed for limited local government control, but when local laws conflict with state law they are often struck down. Today we will discuss the amendment and its current role in shaping Ohio law.