Whether it’s hanging upside down from an inversion rack or sneaking lifts into your shoes, many people, mostly men, have longed to be taller. And why not?

School bus safety in Ohio

Feb 7th, 2024 50m 40s

School buses transport more than 700,000 Ohio children to and from school every day.

Tech Tuesday: Intel postpones opening of central Ohio microchip plant

Feb 6th, 2024 50m 38s

Intel has postponed the opening of its chip manufacturing plant in central Ohio, moving the launch date to late 2026.

Some lawmakers want to reinstate the death penalty in Ohio

Feb 6th, 2024 50m 40s

The recent execution of a man in Alabama using nitrogen has led some states, including Ohio, to consider reinstating the death penalty.

Study says one in four Americans identify as religious 'nones'

Feb 5th, 2024 50m 41s

This comes at a time when church congregations have dwindled and parishes are closing.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable

Feb 5th, 2024 50m 40s

Our panel of guests discuss several key topics during this week's reporter roundtable.

All Sides Weekend: Chefs in the City

Feb 2nd, 2024 50m 41s

Not everyone wants to jockey for reservations or deal with the crowds on Valentine's Day.

Do grades do more harm than good in assessing academic performance?

Feb 1st, 2024 50m 38s

The authors of a new book argue that grades aren’t a good measure of what a student knows, and may be more stigmatizing than motivating, especially for lower-performing students.

National Politics with Ken Rudin

Feb 1st, 2024 50m 37s

Republicans in the U.S. Senate might be close to an immigration deal, but in the House, Speaker Mike Johnson is saying the bill is dead on arrival as lawmakers are preparing to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Ohio Republican lawmakers want to eliminate state income tax

Jan 31st, 2024 50m 30s

What would happen if Ohio eliminated state income taxes? Would you end up paying more in sales taxes?

Tech Tuesday: How apps are shaping the current dating landscape

Jan 30th, 2024 50m 30s

We examine technology's role in modern dating.

Examining the East Palestine train derailment one year later

Jan 30th, 2024 51m 28s

We hear from Norfolk Southern, Sen. Sherrod Brown and an East Palestine resident.

Are tiny homes possible solution in the affordable housing crisis?

Jan 29th, 2024 50m 31s

We’ll discuss affordable housing from how it’s defined, solutions to overcome its challenges and how it can be better designed.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable

Jan 29th, 2024 50m 29s

In 90 days, flavored tobacco will be sold again in Columbus and transgender minors seeking hormones for the first time will have to wait until they are 18.

All Sides Weekend: Arts & Culture

Jan 26th, 2024 50m 32s

All Sides Weekend host Christopher Purdy talks with some of the key players in the Columbus arts community about what's happening this winter.

Author Maggie Jackson and the power of uncertainty

Jan 25th, 2024 50m 27s

If predictability is the quality or state of being expected, then what’s been happening in the world as of late is the opposite of that.

Franchise law and the impact on the craft brewing industry

Jan 25th, 2024 50m 29s

Craft brewing has quickly become one of Ohio’s biggest alcohol industries.

Wellness Wednesday: Red Cross lifts restrictions on blood donations for members of the LGBTQ+ community

Jan 24th, 2024 50m 6s

The Red Cross is in desperate need of blood donations.

The impact of local control on lawmaking

Jan 24th, 2024 50m 59s

Should these issues be up to local government or the state?

Tech Tuesday: Challenges accompanying expansion of AI usage

Jan 23rd, 2024 50m 28s

The energy required to constantly operate the servers necessary for AI is much higher than initially expected, and experts say that without a breakthrough in energy production, AI will not be able to take the next step.

U.S. Supreme Court considering arguments on case that could determine various regulations

Jan 23rd, 2024 50m 29s

The U.S. Supreme Court last week heard oral arguments in a case that has far-reaching implications for how the federal government regulates everything from healthcare to water quality.

Author and former NPR host Michele Norris

Jan 22nd, 2024 50m 26s

More than 500,000 personal narratives from all 50 states and 96 countries have been collected regarding people's thoughts about race.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable

Jan 22nd, 2024 50m 27s

Gov. DeWine wants lawmakers to regulate so-called “diet weed” that minors can buy at gas stations and other places. But will legislators listen?

All Sides Weekend: Books

Jan 19th, 2024 50m 23s

Join host Christopher Purdy and his guests as they discuss recent, and not so recent, books and offer their recommendations for your next book club selection or winter read.