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Tech Tuesday: AIRBNB, Pinterest for Business, Gadgets
If you want the New York experience but can’t swing the Four Seasons, you might consider the website AIRBNB, where you can arrange to stay in an apartment. But beware: The legalities are increasingly tricky–and expensive. This hour, we’ll get the latest on some AIRBNB lawsuits; then we’ll learn how entrepreneurs can use Pinterest to increase business, and our gadget guy will share his latest findings.
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Environmentalism...with a Twist
Want to get a good night’s sleep? Best not to think about the 10 million mattresses that get tossed into American landfills each year, posing all kinds of ecological and public health risks. This hour, we’ll learn about the green sleep revolution, The Big Green Head, and check in with an artist whose work is preserving the planet.
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Insectapalooza: The Bugs of Summer
It sounds like something out of a science fiction flick, but any day now, billions of cicadas from North Carolina to Connecticut will emerge from the ground, and sing their tiny hearts out. They’ll outnumber residents of the East Coast 600-to-1, and then retreat back into the ground until 2030. This hour of All Sides, we’ll explore the wild world of summer bugs.
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Hot Fun in the Summertime
You know the scenario: Kids can’t wait for the school year to end, and by the second week of vacation, they’re playing video games all day. This hour of All Sides is devoted to creative summer education. We’ll learn how to help our kids swim, dance, run, read, tinker, grow and play their ways through June, July and August.
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Ethnic Food Trucks/ Combating Infant Mortality
You can get almost any kind of food from a Columbus food truck these days: crepes, pho, schnitzel, and of course, tacos. But the trucks reflect more than just a lunch option. This hour, we’ll talk about the issues of immigration and acceptance surrounding the emergence of mobile Mexican food. Then we’ll learn about the creative things central Ohio is doing to improve the infant mortality rate.
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A Mother's Day Tribute with Dave Isay
Ten years ago, radio producer Dave Isay set up an audio recording booth in New York’s Grand Central Station. Since then, over 90,000 people have participated in his national oral history project called StoryCorps. This hour we’ll talk to Isay, and try not to cry, as he shares some of his favorite StoryCorps interviews featuring moms.
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Wellness Wednesday: Theme Park Injuries, HPV, Nettles...
Summer is almost here, and that means trips to the beach, to theme parks, and...to the hospital. Over 20 kids a day go straight from the amusement park to the emergency room, and an injuries specialist will tell us why. Then, new research shows that the threat of an STD scares young women more than the threat of cancer. We'll find out what that means for the fight against HPV. Last, we'll hear about the hurts-so-good power of stinging nettles.
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Grave Matters: Dealing with Death
It's nobody's favorite topic, but our guests today say that's part of the problem. Nobody leaves this world alive; so why is death so taboo? And so expensive? This hour, we'll talk to people who confront life's end on a daily basis, help others plan funerals, write obituaries, and remove the stigma from mourning.
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Tech Tuesday: Internet-Free Living, Bitcoin, Gadgets
What did we do before the internet? Does anyone even remember? In this hour of Tech Tuesday, we’ll talk with a journalist who spent a year offline about navigating by map, reading paper books, and the web-free life that delighted and disappointed him. Then we’ll get the lowdown on Bitcoin, the digital currency whose creators want to revolutionize global finance. Finally, our Gadget Guru shares his latest picks.
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Plain and Fancy: The Rise of Amish Literature
We’ve all heard about “Fifty Shades of Grey,” but a new type of romance lit is flying off the shelves these days, and its main characters are Amish. In this hour, we’ll talk to the authors of some popular “bonnet rippers” about the appeal of the genre, its inherent controversies, and why the audience for these books isn’t Amish at all.
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State of the Unions: Ohio's Right-to-Work Debate
Last Wednesday, two Republican Representatives from the Ohio House filed three pieces of right-to-work legislation, including a proposal for a constitutional amendment making Ohio the 25th right-to-work state in (or out of) the union. This hour, we’ll discuss whether there’s enough GOP support for the legislation, and how it would effect the state economically
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Peter Sagal/Marriage: Tales from an Institution
Do you know your rights? Don’t worry, you can plead the Fifth–it’s a free country. First up this hour, NPR’s Peter Sagal joins us to talk about his new PBS series, in which he travels the country searching for the origins of our Constitution, and spotting the document in action (and inaction). Then we’ll hear about a darkly hilarious marriage from a man who withstood 20 years of love and war.
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All Sides Weekend: Chefs in the City
11:00What could be better than a night of sampling delicious food, wine and beer? A night of sampling delicious LOCAL food, wine and beer! In less than a week, The Taste of Dine Originals will hold their annual bash spotlighting a slew of the area's finest chefs, farmers, vintners and brewers. This hour, we'll hear more about it from a Dine Originals exec, and one of the event's featured local chefs.GuestsKatharine Moore, Director of Dine Originals Columbus, Executive Director of the...
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Washed Away: The Great Flood of 1913
10:00One hundred years ago, the nation suffered its most widespread flood ever--1000 people were killed, and hundreds of thousands of homes were destroyed throughout fourteen states. In this hour, All Sideswill take a close look at the aftermath of the 1913 disaster, the origins of our modern flood-control systems, and in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, explore what's changed, and what hasn't.GuestsGeoff Williams, author ofWashed Away: How the Great Flood of 1913, America's Most...
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Farewell, Bill Cohen!
11:00Chances are, if you've listened to Ohio public radio or television in the last 40 years, you've heard the dulcet tones of Bill Cohen, veteran statehouse reporter. For decades, Bill has covered the budget battles, policy debates, mayhem and concord of the Buckeye State. This hour, we'll sit down with Cohen, look back on his news career, and wish him a glorious retirement.GuestsBill Cohen, Statehouse reporter for Ohio public radio and television
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Julius Caesar: Shakespeare's African Play/Central Ohio...
10:00Verona, Padua, Elsinore...Dakar. Shakespeare's plays were originally set all over Europe, and a new production by the Royal Shakespeare Company is moving south with the Bard. This hour, we'll talk with members of the cast about an African adaptation of Julius Caesar playing in Columbus. We'll find out why the play is so suited for a sub-Saharan setting, and how a favorite quote of Nelson Mandela inspired the production.GuestsGreg Doran, Director of Julius Caesar, Artistic Director of...
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Wellness Wednesday: Stress, Anorexia Treatment, Million...
11:00On this hour of Wellness Wednesday, we'll talk about the problem of stress--not as a symptom or disorder, but as an idea. Then, an exciting study recently found promising results in the treatment of a deadly disease: anorexia. And finally, the Million Heart campaign is targeting heart attacks and strokes in America, and we'll tell you how to get involved.GuestsDana Becker, Social Work professor at Bryn Mawr College, and author of “One Nation Under Stress”Blake Woodside, Director of the...
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Carla Hale Speaks on Her Controversial Firing at...
10:00Carla Hale, the veteran Physical Education teacher fired from Bishop Watterson High School because she admitted she is in a committed gay relationship, is taking a stand against the school and the Catholic Church. On this hour, we'll talk about Carla Hale's options, the legal question in this story, and the Church's history on gay rights.Guests Carla Hale, teacher dismissed from Bishop Watterson High SchoolMarc Spindelman, Professor at the Moritz College of LawDonald Brey, Lawyer and...
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Tech Tuesday: Assistive Tech, Eco Cars and Gadgets
11:00Most of us spend hours typing on a keyboard everyday--we type to friends, for business, and to play computer games. But for those with limited dexterity, these tasks are not so simple. On this hour of All Sides, we'll learn about some innovative new keyboards built for typists with disabilities. We'll also hear about OSU's successful EcoCAR project, and get the skinny on the Xbox, Samsung Galaxy and more.GuestsBill Darling,Director of Assistive Technology of OhioShawn Midlam-Mohler,...
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What's New at OSU: An Update with President Gee
10:00Gordon Gee's plate is darn full these days--the sequester's threatening huge cuts to OSU research, President Obama is speaking at commencement, and the university's planning a huge revamp of the second-year experience. This hour of All Sides, we'll talk to the Pres about what's new at OSU and get a wrap-up of the past year's events.GuestE. Gordon Gee, President of The Ohio State University
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Columbus Education Commission's Recommendations
11:00Secretary of Education Arne Duncan recently bemoaned the state of Columbus schools. His feelings are shared by many, including Mayor Michael Coleman, who appointed an Education Commission last December to brainstorm ways to improve the city's schools. This hour, we'll discuss the Commission's recent recommendations.GuestsAlgenon Marbley, US District Judge for the Southern District of Ohio and Co-Chair of Columbus Education CommissionEric Fingerhut, director of the Columbus Education...
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The Travel-Industrial Complex
10:00Over the river and through the woods? More like over the ocean and through the jungle. Since the Cold War ended, tourism has gone from a hobby of the rich to a $6.5 trillion global industry. In this hour, we'll explore very nature of exploration--how the world's penchant for travel affects environment and culture, and why some Americans are planning both foreign vacations and operations.GuestElizabeth Becker, formersenior foreign editor at NPR and author of Overbooked: The Exploding...
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Money Smarts: Security and Growth in a Changing World
10:00Is your bank account running a little low? Not sure what to invest in or how to pay for college? On this hour ofAll Sides, we'll be joined by financial expert Jonathan Pond. We'll learn how to spend for today, save for tomorrow, and what steps we can take to stay financially secure in uncertain times.GuestJonathan Pond,financial adviser for public television and radio
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Starry Starry Night: A Guide to What's Up
11:00Astronomer Tom Burns has some advice: Look up! The night sky is full of activity this month, including the seed moon, partial lunar eclipse, and a meteor shower. This hour of All Sides, we'll learn the truth about the "dark side of the moon," which constellations are visible now and what to look out (and up) for this season.GuestTom Burns, Director ofOhio Wesleyan University’s Perkins Observatory
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Food for Thought: How to Fuel a Healthy Brain
11:00If your mind is feeling mushy, your breakfast may be to blame. Author and health advocate Dr. Neal Barnard has spent the last three decades researching what to eat for a healthy mind and body, and on this hour ofAll Sides, we'll talk with him about the connection between the foods we eat and our mental acuity. He'll share the link between alcohol and Alzheimer's, the latest findings on toxic metals, and more.GuestDr. Neal Barnard,clinical researcher and author ofPower Foods for the Brain
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Food for Thought: How to Fuel a Healthy Brain
10:00If your mind is feeling mushy, your breakfast may be to blame. Author and health advocate Dr. Neal Barnard has spent the last three decades researching what to eat for a healthy mind and body, and on this hour ofAll Sides, we'll talk with him about the connection between the foods we eat and our mental acuity. He'll share the link between alcohol and Alzheimer's, the latest findings on toxic metals, and more.GuestDr. Neal Barnard,clinical researcher and author ofPower Foods for the Brain
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To Marry an English Lord: Downton Abbey's Inspiration
11:00Although it may seem like the the Downton Abbey craze blossomed out of nowhere, its inspirations were a long time coming. In 1989, author Carol Wallace co-wrote a book about an American heiress who traded her money for a fancy English title-- like Cora Crowley, Countess of Grantham. This story was a major inspiration for the hit PBS series, and this hour, we'll talk about the book's recent re-release.GuestCarol Wallace, co-author of To Marry an English LordPledge NOW to receive this...
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Cold Hands, Warm Heart: No-Bake Desserts
10:00As the weather warms, we all face the same dilemma: How to make dessert without turning on the oven? This hour of All Sides, we'll get mouth-watering solutions to that problem, including vanilla panna cotta, maple bourbon pudding, and Thai sticky rice-- all for the same effort it takes to schlep to the ice cream shop.GuestFaith Durand, managing editor of The Kitchn blog, author of Bakeless Sweets.Pledge NOW to receive this amazing gift. Support 89.7 NPR News today!The Faith Durand...
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Tech Tuesday: Twitter News, Kids' Apps, Gadgetry
11:00If your kids have ever given Barbie (or themselves) a bad haircut, you may be in luck. A new app for kids features a virtual hair salon where youngsters can color, cut and crimp with impunity. This hour, we'll discuss the latest apps for the under-twelve set. We'll also hear about Twitter's recent innovations, and what's new in gadgetry.GuestsMatt Silverman, Editorial Director at MashableChris Crowell, kindergarten teacher and Associate Editor at the Children’s Technology ReviewRussell...
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Starry Starry Night: A Guide to What's Up
10:00Astronomer Tom Burns has some advice: Look up! The night sky is full of activity this month, including the seed moon, partial lunar eclipse, and a meteor shower. This hour of All Sides, we'll learn the truth about the "dark side of the moon," which constellations are visible now and what to look out (and up) for this season.GuestTom Burns, Director ofOhio Wesleyan University’s Perkins Observatory
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If You Have the Thyme: Cooking with Herbs
10:00Cooking flavorful food is easy; just add butter! But making delicious food that won't sabotage your diet takes finesse. This hour of All Sides, we'll get some sage advice on sage (and basil, oregano, etc...) from veteran cookbook author Lynn Alley. She'll share recipes that let each herb's flavor shine, and helpful tips on easy container gardening so herbs are only a scissors' length away.GuestLynn Alley,author of several cookbooks including Cooking with Herbs: 50 Simple Recipes for...
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Rick Steves' European Vacation
11:00If your idea of the London experience is lunch at the McDonald's in Paddington Station, you might consider letting Rick Steves plan your next trip. This hour of All Sides, the guidebook author and travel expert will share his tips on the right way to travel, including how to stay on budget and how to navigate when you don't know the language. Bon voyage!GuestRick Steves, guidebook author, radio and television host,travel expert
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Money Smarts: Security and Growth in a Changing World
11:00Is your bank account running a little low? Not sure what to invest in or how to pay for college? On this hour of All Sides, we'll be joined by financial expert Jonathan Pond. We'll learn how to spend for today, save for tomorrow, and what steps we can take to stay financially secure in uncertain times.GuestJonathan Pond, financial adviser for public television and radioPledge NOW to receive one of Jonathan Pond's amazing gifts. Support 89.7 NPR News today!The Jonathan Pond "Money...
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Money Smarts: Security and Growth in a Changing World
10:00Is your bank account running a little low? Not sure what to invest in or how to pay for college? On this hour ofAll Sides, we'll be joined by financial expert Jonathan Pond. We'll learn how to spend for today, save for tomorrow, and what steps we can take to stay financially secure in uncertain times.GuestJonathan Pond,financial adviser for public television and radioPledge NOW to receive one of Jonathan Pond's amazing gifts. Support 89.7 NPR News today!The Jonathan Pond "Money Smarts"...
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Wellness Wednesday: Med Study Wrap-up, Hospital Health,...
11:00Most of us go to the hospital to get well, but harmful hospital bacteria can make us sicker still. This hour of Wellness Wednesday, we'll talk to a Cleveland doctor who oversaw a 90 percent reduction in exam room bacteria. We'll also hear from a health reporter about her latest articles on lullabies, organic food and more. Last, we'll talk to our exercise expert whose new myth-busting book gives the skinny on fitness.GuestsLindsay Abrams, editorial fellow with The Atlantic Health...
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Ohio Reporter Roundtable
10:00It's a busy time for the Buckeye State. With new proposals to re-introduce Medicaid expansion, exempt the Masons from taxes, and ban "gateway sexual activity" education, there's plenty for our Ohio Reporter Roundtable to talk about. This hour of All Sides we'll take a close look at the issues in the news, and discuss everything from the Adena Pipe to nursing home quality control.GuestsJulie Carr-Smyth, Statehouse Correspondent, Associated PressJim Siegel, Statehouse Reporter, Columbus...
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Tech Tuesday: Pinterest, Digital Afterlife, Gadgets
11:00Think Pinterest is just for gardening tips and brownie recipes? Think again. In the first segment of Tech Tuesday, we'll hear from an expert on ways to use the site to gain followers and make money. Then we'll take a look at what happens to all your online data when you finally "go offline" (i.e. die). Last we'll talk to our gadget inspector about his recent finds.GuestsRobert Anthony, freelance tech writerEvan Carroll, digital marketer, co-author of Your Digital AfterlifeRussell Holly,...
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Boston Marathon Tragedy
10:00At around 2:50 pm Monday, two explosions went off near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. As of this posting, 3 people have died and over 170 have been injured. This hour of All Sides, we'll be discussing this tragedy and providing updates as they come in.GuestsSean Burke, Associate Director, Kostas Research Institute for Homeland Security at Northeastern University in BostonDarris Blackford,Director of the Columbus Marathon
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Grading Ohio's College Graduation Rates
10:00As part of his latest budget proposal, Governor Kasich promised to provide incentives for Ohio colleges with the highest graduation rates. Ohio State would see a $10 million increase; Bowling Green could face a $2.8 million cut. This hour of All Sides asks if degree completion is a mark of a university's quality, and if more degrees are the key to increasing our national standing.GuestsRichard Vedder, Director of the Center for College Affordability and Productivity at Ohio...
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Blended Families: A Survival Guide
11:00The American family is changing. About 40 percent of adults now have stepchildren, step-siblings, or stepparents. But just because it's common, doesn't make combining families any easier. Heck, even the Brady Bunch had trouble. In this hour of All Sides, we'll talk to a family therapist, and hear the story of how a writer and stepmom used food to bring her blended family together.GuestsRobin Davis, food editor at the Columbus Dispatch, author of Recipe for JoyLisa Davis, Clinical...
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LGBT Students and College Sports
10:00Ohio State's hockey team recently hosted the NCAA's first ever Divison 1 "Pride Night," in support of the "You Can Play" initiative, started by the N.H.L's Burke family. Professional sports have yet to see an openly gay player, but with the growing trend toward tolerance, a gay pro athlete may step into the spotlight. In this hour, we'll discuss college sports and how attitudes on homosexuality are shifting.GuestsGene Smith,Associate Vice President/Director of Athletics at the Ohio...
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All Sides Weekend: Books
11:00Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, "If we encounter a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he reads." This hour of All Sides Weekend features three rare intellects, and we'll take Emerson's advice to heart and find out what's on their reading lists. Plus, we'll learn about book collecting from a well-known local dealer, and hear more from the author of a new book of essays about dreams.GuestsEd Hoffman, Antiquarian bookseller for Hoffman BooksMichelle Herman,Director of OSU's...
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Race to Home Plate: Branch Rickey and Jackie Robinson
11:00A new biopic opens Friday featuring the story of Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play Major League Baseball. The movie stars Harrison Ford as Branch Rickey, Ohio Wesleyan University alumnus, and the baseball executive who signed Robinson to the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. In this hour of All Sides, we'll take a closer look at Branch Rickey's legacy, and how he broke baseball's color barrier.GuestsBranch B. Rickey, President of the Pacific Coast League AAA Minors, and Branch...
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Of a Different Color: Horse Sanctuaries
10:00For most people, horses conjure up images of wild manes, trusty sidekicks, or famous American beer. But not all horses live the good life; some are even abused or abandoned. In this hour of All Sides, we'll examine the world of horse sanctuaries--importantsafe havensfor equine rescue and rehabilitation--and talk about the methods and motivations that sustain them.GuestsKaren Tweedy-Holmes, photographer for Horse SanctuaryRachel Bendler, Last Chance Corral employeeEventEquine Affaire...
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Wellness Wednesday: Brain Mapping, Asthma, Youth HIV/AIDS
11:00This hour of Wellness Wednesday will feature the latest news on the ambitious BRAIN initiative, which will seek to map the circuits of the human brain, reduce language barriers and prevent disease. Then we'll learn about the possible connections between asthma and what you eat. We'll also commemorate the first ever National Youth HIV/AIDS Day, and hear from a young man living with HIV.GuestsDr. John Wingfield, Assistant Director for Biological Science Directorate, NSFTyler TerMeer,...
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Ohio's Gamble: A Casino Update
10:00Six months after the opening of Columbus' Hollywood Casino, revenue is much lower than predicted. Still, most of Ohio's gaming facilities have seen steady growth in recent months. This hour will take a close look at how casinos have affected local businesses, what they've done for public schools, which receive a third of the revenue, and whether Ohio can sustain all 11 proposed casinos and tracks.GuestsSteve Wartenberg, reporter for the Columbus DispatchMike Sobul, Analyst with Public...
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Tech Tuesday: Distracted Driving, Digital Etiquette,...
11:00Is technology making us rude and sloppy? Is it ever OK to leave your cell phone on the dinner table? This hour of Tech Tuesday takes a close look at manners in the digital age. We'll also hear about smart cars and distracted driving from a man who started an online kerfuffle. And we'll talk about the latest in gadgetry with our gadget guru.GuestsTroy Wolverton, Personal Technology Columnist- San Jose Mercury NewsDaniel Post Senning, author of Emily Post’s Manners in a Digital...
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Perceptions of US-Iran Relations
10:00When many Americans think of Iran, they picture a nuclear threat led by an unhinged and hateful president. Secretary of State John Kerry has described diplomacy with Iran as a "painful task," but with its rich culture, universities and almost 75 million citizens, Iran is much more than its nuclear problem. This hour of All Sides will explore the Iran that's overshadowed, and its complex relationship with the US.GuestsJasonRezaian, Iran correspondent- Washington PostJamal Abdi,Policy...
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The Lives and Loves of Erich Fromm
10:00"Love is the only sane and satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence." That is just one of the many musings of Erich Fromm, psychoanalyst, activist, and humanitarian. This hour of All Sides, we'll lie down on the couch and talk with the author of a new Fromm biography revealing the broad political influence and bold philosophy of this 20th-century intellectual.GuestsLawrence J. Friedman, professor at Harvard University and author of The Lives of Erich Fromm: Love's Prophet
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Yom HaShoah: How the Holocaust Shaped Faith
11:00In this hour we'll commemorate Holocaust Remberance Day, or Yom HaShoah, a day to remember the atrocities committed against the Jews in World War II. We'll examine how the practice of Judaism changed in the aftermath of the war, how Jews managed to survive and thrive in the United States, and how the faithful--Jews and gentiles-- saved the faith.GuestsRachel Gordan, post-doctoral fellow at Northwestern UniversityFran Greenberg, Holocaust survivorMarty Brounstein, author of "Two Among...
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The Brief Wondrous Life of Vernal Pools
10:00Yes, folks, spring is technically here. But as temperatures warm, what happens to all that snow melt and spring rain? In this hour ofAll Sides, we'll explore the hidden world ofvernal pools--the endangered, ephemeral bodies of water that form every spring to host hundreds of creatures, and then disappear.GuestsDavid Celebrezze,Director of Air & Water Special Projects for the Ohio Environmental CouncilMick Micacchion,wetland ecologist with the Midwest Biodiversity InstituteMark...
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All Sides Weekend: Restaurants
11:00Have you noticed food getting...smaller? In this hour of All Sides Weekend, three Columbus foodies will join host Marilyn Smith to dish on the city's small plates craze. We'll also check up on this season's latest restaurant openings, cooking classes and more.GuestsRich Terapak (the elder),WOSU food criticRich Terapak (the younger),WOSU food criticSteve Stover,contributor to Edible Columbus
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Washington Update with Tamara Keith
10:00In this hour, NPR's Congressional Correspondent, Tamara Keith, fills us in on the latest news from Capitol Hill. We'll discuss budgets, gridlock, the dreaded sequester and more...GuestsTamara Keith,Congressional Correspondent for NPR
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Narrative Medicine: How Listening Heals
11:00Recent data show that a patient gets to speak for an average of 12-15 seconds before a doctor interrupts. The practice of narrative medicine, which favors listening to patients, finding the story behind an illness, and fostering empathy, has seen a resurgence in recent years. In this hour of All Sides, we'll explore the surprising ways in which stories can heal the body.GuestsDavid Small,author of the graphic novel StitchesDave Filipi, Director of Film and Video Arts at the Wexner...
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Wellness Wednesday: Preventing ADHD, Cancer and Obesity
11:00This episode of Wellness Wednesday will feature new information correlating sunlight exposure and the prevalence of ADHD. We'll also check in with two Ohio health professionals who are enrolling volunteers in an innovative cancer study. Last, we'll talk about the success of teen mentors in childhood obesity prevention.GuestsL. Eugene Arnold, psychiatrist at theNisonger Center, Wexner Medical CenterSusan Olivo-Marston, professor at OSU’s College of Public HealthJames Dye, regional vice...
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Tax Preparation 2013
10:00Get ready, folks: The taxman cometh. Arguably the less gloomy of life's two inevitabilities, taxes are confusing, time-consuming and absolutely unavoidable. But this hour of All Sides will keep you sane as you stare down the April 15th filing deadline. We'll get live help from three of Ohio's tax pros, who know what to deduct, who's exempt and when to rollover.GuestsJennifer Jenkins, IRS Field Media RelationsBruce Gelsinger, Regional Coordinator for AARP Tax-AideScott Eichar, CPA and...
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Bob Ney: Lessons Learned on Capitol Hill
10:00Former Ohio Congressman Bob Ney was the only member of Congress convicted in the 2006 Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal. In his newly-released book, Ney describes how he got caught up in a lifestyle of excess, corruption and greed. On this hour of All Sides, we'll talk with Ney about his misdeeds, his prison sentence and the 12-step program that helped turn his life around.GuestsBob Ney, former Ohio Congressman, author of Sideswiped: Lessons Learned Courtesy of the Men on Capitol Hill
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Drag Kings and Queens of Columbus
11:00Not that RuPaul isn't fabulous, but dragqueens seem to get all the attention. What about dragkings?In this hour, we'll talk to a local king and queen about their ground-breaking work in the Columbus drag scene. We'll also be joined by a documentarian who was surprised by the narrow scope of films about drag, and created one about the innovations right in here in her own backyard.GuestsGabrielle Burton,documentary filmmaker, creator of Kings Queens and In-BetweensAndrew Levitt, AKA "Nina...
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The State of Modern Midwifery
10:00The second season of the BBC's hit show Call the Midwife begins March 31. In this hour, we'll talk to the show's technical advisor about how she coaches the actresses through (pretend) childbirth, while maintaining historical accuracy. Then we'll discuss the effects of regulation and non-regulation of midwifery in present-day Ohio. We'll also hear about how New York State is unique in its treatment of the profession.GuestsTerri Coates,midwife, technical advisor for BBC's "Call the...
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Forgiveness: Why it Matters
11:00It's almost Easter, and as the old saying goes: Time flies when you're observing Lent, a period when Christians reflect on their misdeeds and pardon their wrongdoers. In honor of the season, this hour ofAll Sideswill explore the virtue of forgiveness. We'll discuss why it can feel so good to hold a grudge, but how forgiveness makes us stronger--and how we can forgive the unforgivable.GuestsRobert Enright,founder of theInternational Forgiveness Institute, author ofThe Forgiving LifeBrad...
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Wellness Wednesday: Misleading Studies, Mood News, and...
11:00Smile! It will make you smarter. On this episode of Wellness Wednesday, we'll examine new research that suggests being in a good mood can improve decision-making and memory in older adults. We'll also learn about the dangers of taking some medical studies too seriously. Last, we'll hear how to get the most out of our workouts.GuestsRichard Gunderman, Professor of Medicine and Liberal Arts at Indiana UniversityEllen Peters, Professor of Psychology at Ohio StateGretchen Reynolds, Phys....
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Dayton's Reinvention
10:00The city of Dayton, Ohio was once a bustling metropolis. It was home to the Wright brothers and the aerospace industry; it manufactured everything from typewriters to textiles to polonium. But the Gem City started falling on hard economic times in the 1980s. In this hour, we'll talk to Dayton residents who have documented the city's struggle in a very creative way, and participated in its remarkable resurgence.GuestsJulia Reichert, producer of ReInvention StoriesNeenah Ellis, WYSO...
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Tech Tuesday: Museum Technology, Computers on Wheels,...
11:00On this episode of Tech Tuesday, we'll learn about the new technology that will enhance your next museum visit. Then we'll discuss how modern cars know where you live, who you call, and how often you use your seatbelt. Last, we'll check in with our tech guru to find out the latest in gadgetry.GuestsDavid Franklin, director of the Cleveland Art MuseumRon Montoya, Consumer Advice Editor, Edmunds.comRussell Holly, Reporter for Geek.com
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Summer of '68: A Season of Major League Changes
10:00By all accounts, 1968 was a difficult year for America. But while the country was reeling from the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Bobby Kennedy, and split in half by the Vietnam War, our national pastime was bringing us together. In this hour of All Sides, we'll take a deeper look at "The Year of the Pitcher," and a baseball season that changed everything.GuestsTim Wendel, author of Summer of '68: The Season that Changed Baseball--and America--Forever.
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How Pets Make Us Better People
10:00When pets are adopted or brought into our homes, we often don't think about the effects of the new animal on our life. On this hour, we'll talk about how pets make us better people.GuestsBrian McGrory,author and Boston Globe columnistDr. Meghan Herron,animal behavior clinician and head of the Behavioral Medicine Clinic at The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical CenterDr. Allen McConnell,social psychologist and professor at Miami UniversityLearn MoreClick here for more information...
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All Sides Weekend: Spring Travel!
11:00If you're like most Ohioans, springtime probably has you feeling all peripatetic. To help you decide how to scratch your travel itch, this hour of All Sides Weekendwill give the lowdown on great destinations close to home and what's worth the schlep.GuestsFrank Satullo, owner ofohiotraveler.comSteve Stephens, travel writer for the Columbus DispatchJohn Ross, assistant editor and travel columnist for Columbus MonthlyPeg Hanley, spokesperson for the Columbus and Franklin County Metro...
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Early Spring Birding
11:00Get out your binoculars, because this hour of All Sidesis for the birds. Artist, author and naturalist Julie Zickefoose will tell us which critters to look out for this time of year, how to attract them to your feeders, and which songs belong to which birds.GuestsJulie Zickefoose, artist, natural historian and NPR commentator.EventsTuesday, March 26, Julie Zickefoose will be a featured guest at the Columbus Audubon.Public programs are held at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center (505...
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Washed Away: The Great Flood of 1913
10:00One hundred years ago this week, the nation suffered its most widespread flood ever--1000 people were killed, and hundreds of thousands of homes were destroyed throughout fourteen states. In this hour, All Sideswill take a close look at the aftermath of the 1913 disaster, the origins of our modern flood-control systems, and in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, explore what's changed, and what hasn't.GuestsGeoff Williams, author of Washed Away: How the Great Flood of 1913,...
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The Brief Wondrous Life of Vernal Pools
10:00Yes, folks, spring is technically here. But as temperatures warm, what happens to all that snow melt and spring rain? In this hour of All Sides, we'll explore the hidden world of vernal pools--the endangered, ephemeral bodies of water that form every spring to host hundreds of creatures, and then disappear.GuestsDavid Celebrezze,Director of Air & Water Special Projects for the Ohio Environmental CouncilMick Micacchion, wetland ecologist with the Midwest Biodiversity InstituteMark...
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Wellness Wednesday: Creativity, Lynch Syndrome, Newborn...
11:00In this episode of Wellness Wednesday, we'll hear shocking new research that shows how a bolt of electricity can improve creativity. We'll also learn about Lynch Syndrome, an inherited cancer of the digestive tract. And finally, we'll talk to the author of a book about the importance of a baby's first three months of life, or "fourth trimester."GuestsLindsay Abrams,editorial fellow with The AtlanticHeather Hampel, Associate Director of the Division of Human Genetics, OSU Medical...
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Tech Tuesday: Online Video Library, Bird Watching, and...
11:00On this episode of Tech Tuesday, we'll learn about the Columbus Metropolitan Library's new online video collection, which sends movies right to your electronic devices. Then we'll explore the latest in bird watching technology with the editor of Bird Watcher's Digest. Finally, our own gadget expert will share his latest findings.GuestsRobin Nesbitt, Director of Collection Management of the Columbus Metropolitan LibraryBill Thompson III, editor of Bird Watcher's DigestRussell Holly,Tech...
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The State of Modern Midwifery
11:00The second season of the BBC's hit show Call the Midwife begins March 31. In this hour, we'll talk to the show's technical advisor about how she coaches the actresses through (pretend) childbirth, while maintaining historical accuracy. Then we'll discuss the effects of regulation and non-regulation of midwifery in present-day Ohio. We'll also hear about how New York State is unique in its treatment of the profession.GuestsTerri Coates,midwife, technical advisor for BBC's "Call the...
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Open Forum: Steubenville Case and Senator Portman on Gay...
11:00We'll take your calls on the verdict in the Steubenville rape case, Senator Portman's reversal on gay marriage, and the continuing controversy over JobsOhio.GuestsAndrew Welsh-Huggins, Legal Affairs Reporter for the Associated Press
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Sequestration Update
10:00Some Americans braced for the worst when the dreaded sequester took effect. But two weeks after the $85 billion in federal spending cuts started rolling out, most folks are still waiting to feel the impact. In this hour,All Sides examines whether the sequester was a false alarm, or if we should still be holding our breath.GuestsMarilyn Geewax, NPR business editor
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The Vatican's New Pope
11:00White smoke billowed from the Vatican's chimney on Wednesday, signaling that Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglioof Argentina will step up as Pope Francis, the first non-European-born pope in the modern era. On this hour of All Sides, we'll discuss what effects the new Pope's origins might have on the papacy, and what issues Pope Francis is likely to confront.GuestsDr. Leo Madden, Head of the Dept of Theology, ODULouise Akers, the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Office of Peace, Justice and...
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Forgiveness: Why it Matters
10:00Believe it or not, we're already a month into Lent, a time when Christians reflect on their misdeeds and pardon their wrongdoers. In honor of the season, this hour of All Sides will explore the virtue of forgiveness. We'll discuss why it can feel so good to hold a grudge, but how forgiveness makes us stronger--and how we can forgive the unforgivable.GuestsRobert Enright, founder of the International Forgiveness Institute, author of The Forgiving LifeBrad Binau, Dean and professor of...
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Song Without Words: Late-Diagnosis Deafness
10:00When Gerald Shea was a kid, "Be airful washing the trees" meant, "Be careful crossing the street." Shea wasn't foreign--he was deaf, and for thirty-four years, he thought everybody pieced together meaning from the muffled noises they heard. On this hour, we'll talk to Shea about how he excelled even before a diagnosis. We'll also talk to an audiologist about her work helping people hear, and hear for life.GuestsGerald Shea,author of Song without Words: Discovering my Deafness Halfway...
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Wellness Wednesday: MD Burnout, New Sleep Study, and...
11:00On this hour of Wellness Wednesday, we'll learn about the phenomenon of physician burnout, and what it means for your doctor and for you. Then we'll discuss a new sleep survey and about the effects of Daylight Saving Time. Last, we'll talk to an MD about medication guidelines and other wellness news.GuestsMandie Trimble, WOSU reporter Dr. Craig Pratt, Mount Carmel HospitalDr. Colleen Opremchak, OhioHealth Practitioner Health and Wellness ProgramDr. Markus Schmidt, Ohio Sleep Medicine...
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Tech Tuesday: Digital Disconnect, New Library Tech, and...
11:00On this episode of Tech Tuesday, we'll discuss how the internet is becoming dominated by a few companies, and in one author's words, "how capitalism is turning the internet against democracy." Then we'll learn about new technology allowing libraries to send anything on its shelves straight to your computer. Finally, our tech junkie will tell us about the hottest new gadgets.GuestsRobert McChesney, author of Digital Disconnect:How Capitalism Is Turning the Internet Against DemocracyCarol...
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LGBT Students and College Sports
10:00A few weeks ago, Ohio State's hockey team hosted the NCAA's first ever Divison 1 "Pride Night," in support of the "You Can Play" initiative, started by the N.H.L's Burke family. Professional sports have yet to see an openly gay player, but with the growing trend toward tolerance, a gay pro athlete may step into the spotlight. In this hour, we'll discuss college sports and how attitudes on homosexuality are shifting.GuestsGene Smith, Associate Vice President/Director of Athletics at the...
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Old Time Games and Creativity
11:00Remember hopscotch? Jacks? Double Dutch? Believe it or not, it's still possible to have a lot of fun without a screen. This hour we'll talk about how to unplug your kids and get their creative juices flowing. Last one in's a rotten egg!GuestsJayne Ferrer, author of The Art of Stone Skipping and Other Fun Old-Time GamesMimi Brodsky Chenfeld, author, educator and contributor for Columbus Parent Magazine
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Transparency in JobsOhio Finances
10:00Last week, JobsOhio, Governor John Kasich's private job-creation corporation, came under scrutiny for allegedly funneling $5 million in public money into its own funds. The Governor responded to questions, saying that it's "complicated." This hour, we'll talk to a panel of reporters and policy experts to gain some insight into this issue.GuestsKaren Kasler, Bureau Chief, Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News BureauJoe Vardon, Public Affairs Reporter, Columbus DispatchJohn Patrick Carney,...
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Education Reform in America
10:00Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction Michelle Rhee has fought for education reform in America for years. On this hour, Michelle joins us in studio to talk about her latest work with an advocacy group she founded and her new book coming out in February.GuestsMichelle Rhee,Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction and Founder & CEO ofStudentsFirstGreg Harris,Ohio State Director forStudentsFirst
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All Sides Weekend: Books!
11:00In this hour of All Sides Weekend, host Christopher Purdy will discuss what's new in the literary world with with three of Columbus' top book worms. So, what's between your covers? Call in and let us know.GuestsEric Obenauf, Editor in Chief and Publisher- Two Dollar Radio PressMark Maxwell, Manager- Half Price BooksKassie Rose, WOSU Book Critic
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The Latest in HIV/AIDS and Women's Health
11:00March 10th is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day to consider the often overlooked impact of the disease on females. With innovative treatments and the recent " functional cure" of a baby born with AIDS, the future looks promising. On this hour, we'll look at the latest findings in HIV/AIDS research.GuestsDr. Michael Brady, Chair of the Department of Pediatrics at OSU’s College of MedicineJean Tidd, Client services supervisor, AIDS Resource Center OhioDr. Jeanne...
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Processed Food Industry Secrets
10:00Every year, the average American consumes almost 3 pounds of sodium, and seventy pounds of sugar. Most of this excessive intake comes hidden in the processed foods we eat. And that's no accident. In this hour, we'll talk to an investigative reporter who shows us how the junk food industry hooks us with precise "flavor formulas," and though aggressive advertising, keeps us coming back for more.GuestsMichael Moss, New York Times reporter, author of Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants...
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Tax Strategy and Ohio's Budget
10:00A recent poll by Quinnipiac University found that most Ohioans are wary of Governor Kasich's proposed tax plan. The revamp includes a 20 percent decrease in the income tax, and an expansion of sales tax, which some fear may burden the poor. Others feel the cuts will benefit small business and spur job growth. In this hour, we'll take a close look at the tax strategy of Ohio's budget.GuestsTim Keen, Director of the Office of Budget and ManagementZach Schiller, Research Director at Policy...
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Wellness Wednesday: iPad Surgery, ADHD, and Patient...
11:00On this hour of Wellness Wednesday, we'll look at a free mobile app that simulates real life surgeries. Then we'll talk to a concerned grandmother about strategies for coping with a grandchild's ADHD. Finally, we'll explore a movement to empower patients using a combination of scientific evidence, clinical expertise, and patient preferences.GuestsJean Nehme, plastic surgeon,co-founder and CEO of Touch SurgeryJudy Kirzner, author of Help! My Grandchild has ADHDBernadette Melnyk, Dean of...
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Open Forum: March 4, 2013
11:00On this hour, we're holding an open forum. What topics are both in the news and on your mind? Are you feeling the effects of the sequester? Call in and share your thoughts.
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Planning the Spring Garden
10:00Believe it or not, spring is almost upon us; so scrape the ice off your trowel and get planting! On this hour, we'll learn how to plan our spring gardens, and more importantly, which seedlings now will make delicious meals later.GuestsDebra Knapke, Ohio’s Garden SageTricia Wheeler, Publisher and Editor in Chief of Edible Columbus Magazine
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All Sides Weekend: Preview of Dine Originals Week
11:00In less than two weeks,Dine Originals Columbus will celebrate its 10th anniversary! On this hour of All Sides Weekend, we'll discuss which wine tastings, festivals, and fixed-price menus can't be missed March 11-20.GuestsMiriam Bowers Abbott, restaurant reviewer forColumbus UndergroundShelley Mann , editor-in-chief ofColumbusCraveRich Terapak,food critic for WOSU
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Asperger's Explored in the Wake of Recent Publicity
10:00The Sandy Hook Elementary school shooter was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. This sparked debate about the syndrome, and potential connection between Asperger's and violence, though none is thought to exist. Recently the American Psychiatric Association changed its diagnostic manual to no longer include Asperger's as its own diagnosis. On this hour, we'll discuss these changes, and what life is like for people with Asperger's and their families.GuestsDiane...
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Political Junkie Ken Rudin: Sequester, Hagel & more
10:00If President Obama and members of Congress can't reach a deal, $85 billion in spending cuts are set to begin unfolding on Friday. This process, known as sequestration, will hit almost every federal program including the military. In this hour, we'll wrap our heads around sequestration, discuss the confirmation of Chuck Hagel asSecretaryof Defense, and take your calls for NPR's Political Junkie Ken Rudin.GuestsKen Rudin,NPR's Political Junkie
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Women and the Last Election
11:00Last November's election saw a record number of women win seats in Congress. Seventy-eight women now hold seats in the House, and twenty women serve as senators. But is this a superficial change, or will it make a difference? In this hour, we'll look at the numbers, and the impact women leaders are having on the nation.GuestsKelly Dittmar, Assistant Research Professor at the Center for American Women and Politics at RutgersGwen Ifill,Moderator and Managing Editor, "Washington Week;"...
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Wellness Wednesday: Ear Infections, Rare Diseases, Heart...
11:00In this edition of Wellness Wednesday we'll look at the new guidelines for treating ear infections, explore a rare neurological illness called Batten Disease, and celebrate American Heart Month by learning about the latest advances in cardiovascular technology.GuestsRichard Rosenfeld, Professor and Chairman of Otolaryngology at the State University of New York Downstate Medical CenterMary Dunkle, Vice President for Communications at the National Organization for Rare DiseasesMargie...
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Arrivederci, Roma: Picking a New Pope
10:00Tomorrow Pope Benedict XVI will be the first pontiff in almost 600 years to retire from the position. So what happens now? The current pool of 121 electable cardinals hail from six continents, increasing the chances of an African or Asian pope for the first time ever. In this hour, we'll discuss how the pope is chosen, and what challenges the successor will face.GuestsLeo Madden, Associate Professor of Theology & Head of the Dept of Theology, Ohio Dominican UniversityMichael Sean...
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Green Energy's Past and Future
10:00It's easy to view the evolution from horse-drawn carriage to jetliner as a straight line of increasing energy consumption, but Atlantic editor Alexis Magrigal tells us that's not the case. In this hour, Madrigal will discuss his book,Powering the Dream: The History and Promise of Green Technology, in which he investigates why so many alternative energy projects have been abandoned, and the opportunities that lie ahead.GuestsAlexis Madrigal,Senior Editor- the Atlantic
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Mark Rothko's Life and Legacy
11:00The Columbus Museum of Art's current exhibit, Mark Rothko: The Decisive Decade 1940-1950, celebrates one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. And Columbus theater company CATCO is presenting Red,a Tony Award-winning play about Rothko's controversial work on the murals at New York's Four Seasons restaurant. In this hour, we'll talk to local Rothko-philes about these two events, and about the artist's tumultuous life.GuestsSteven Anderson,Producing Director, CATCOTory...
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The Fear Project: Overcoming Fear to Reach Full Potential
10:00Several years ago, journalist Jaimal Yogis took a sabbatical to research one of our most primal emotions: Fear. On this hour, we'll talk with Jaimal about his amazing (and often terrifying) journey, and his latest book,The Fear Project.GuestsJaimal Yogis, journalist and author ofThe Fear Project
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Academy Awards Preview
11:00On Sunday millions of Americans will tune in to watch the 85th annual Academy Awards. This year some big budget features like "Life of Pi" go head-to-head with smaller films like "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and "Amour" in the Best Picture category. In this hour of All Sides Weekend, WOSU Midday host, Amy Juravich, and a panel of Columbus movie buffs predict the winners, and drop some hints about the city's hottest Oscar parties.GuestsMelissa Starker, Freelance Film CriticHope Madden,...
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The Resurrection of Religion in Cuba
11:00After the Communist revolution of 1959, Fidel Castro declared Cuba anatheiststate. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Cuba has seen a resurgence of religious activity, but the church is mistrusted by some who fear religious leaders have gotten too cozy with political operatives. In this hour, we examine what happens when oppressive regimes ease religious restrictions.GuestsLinda Mercadante, Professor of Theology at The Methodist Theological School in OhioMarcos Antonio Ramos,...
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Women in Military
10:00Late last month, the Pentagon lifted its ban on women serving in military combat positions. Proponents of the measure argue it will strengthen our defenses; opponents see it as a distraction at best and a liability at worst. This hour explores the affect of gender on our military and weighs the pros and cons of the recent change.GuestsTanya Biank, journalist and author of "UNDAUNTED: The Real Story of America’s Service Women in Today’s Military"Phyllis Schlafly, conservative activist,...
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Wellness Wednesday: Brain Injuries, Dentist Technology,...
11:00On this segment of Wellness Wednesday, we'll talk about a new study on traumatic brain injury. Then, we'll discuss the latest in dental technology. And finally, New York Times columnist Gretchen Reynolds will talk about trends in exercise and fitness.GuestsLeonard Basobas, Clinical Research Manager for the Wexner Medical Center at The Ohio State UniversityDr. Michel Torbey, Director of Cerebrovascular and Neurocritical Care Division at the Wexner Medical Center of The Ohio State...
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Wrap-up of Ohio Governor John Kasich's State of the...
10:00Last night, Ohio Gov. John Kasich gave his third State of the State address. What did you think? How did it go?GuestsKaren Kasler, Bureau Chief, Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News BureauBill Hershey, retired Ohio news reporterJim Siegel, Statehouse Reporter for the Columbus Dispatch
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Tech Tuesday: No More Passwords, Educational Apps, and...
11:00On this hour, we'll talk about a group that's working to increase online security and do away with passwords. Then, technology can be useful in the classroom... We'll talk about educational apps and gadgets for students and teachers. And finally, our resident Geek.com blogger will give us a rundown on the gadgets of the week.GuestsMichael Barrett, Chief Information Security Officer of PayPal and President of FIDODoug Dangler, Associate Director of The Center for the Study and Teaching...
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Open Forum: February 19, 2013
10:00On this hour, we're holding an open forum for you to talk about topics in the news. What are you looking forward to hearing in Gov. John Kasich's State of the State speech tonight?
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The Life of Civil Rights Pioneer Bayard Rustin
11:00Bayard Rustin probably is best remembered as the organizer of the 1963 March on Washington.But Rustin was nearly marginalized as the organizer and later silenced, threatened, arrested, beaten, imprisoned and fired from jobs because he also was an openly gay man. On this hour, we'll talk about the life of this man.GuestsBennett Singer, producer/director of Brother OutsiderNancy Kates, producer/director of Brother OutsiderWalter Naegel, Rustin’s partner and Executive Director of The...
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Firearms Registration: How it Works Around the Country
10:00In his State of the Union address last week, President Obama asked Congress to, at least, vote on a slew of proposals that would further regulate firearms ownership in the United States. On this hour, we’ll tackle the pros and cons of gun registration and where it’s already in place.GuestsMichael Bender, Reporter for Bloomberg NewsRichard Feldman, former NRA lobbyist and President of the Independent Firearm Owners Association, IncToby Hoover, Executive Director for the Ohio Coalition...
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Woody Hayes: Exalted Former Buckeye Football Coach
11:00One hundred years ago this week, yesterday to be exact, Ohio State’s winningest coach and all-around exalted Buckeye, Woody Hayes was born. To celebrate, we're talking about Buckeye fanaticism and the legacy of Woody Hayes.GuestBob Hunter, author of Saint Woody: The History and Fanaticism of Ohio State Football and sports columnist for the Columbus Dispatch
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Ohio Statehouse Reporter Roundtable
10:00The Statehouse is busy this time of year. On this hour, we'll talk about the latest news from the Ohio General Assembly.GuestsLaura Bischoff, Correspondent for Dayton Daily NewsBill Cohen, Correspondent for the Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News BureauJulie Carr Smyth, Statehouse Correspondent for AP
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The Role and Impact of America's First Ladies
11:00The First Lady, although not the most important person in the country, typically has a large influence over the President. On this hour, we'll talk about the role and impact of America's First Ladies throughout history.GuestsRichard Norton Smith, Presidential historian at George Mason University and former head of five presidential librariesMark Farkas, Executive Producer for C-SPAN Special First Ladies: Influence and Image
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Online Dating Trends/Research on Marital Satisfaction
10:00Online dating has proven to be quite successful for many people... In honor of Valentine's Day, we'll talk about the latest trends and how to make your profile shine so that you can meet that special someone. We'll also discuss new research that can show you how to improve satisfaction in your marriage.GuestsDan Slater, author of Love in the Time of AlgorithmsLaurie Davis, founder of eflirtexpert.com and author of Love @ First Click Eli Finkel, professor of psychology at Northwestern...
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Wellness Wednesday: Fact and Fiction on Nanoparticle...
11:00Nanotechnology may hold the key to incredible advances in a wide range of sciences, from treating diseases to creating better fuel cells. But the use of nano-sized particles is not just part of some science fiction future, nanoparticles are being manufactured and used in many of the products we use everyday. Some experts believe that not enough research has been done on the potential health and environmental effects of nanoparticles. On this hour, we’ll talk with a novelist who imagines...
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Wrap-Up of President Obama's State of the Union Address
10:00President Barack Obama last night gave his State of the Union address to Congress and other special guests. On this hour, we'll wrap-up what he said and give predictions for the new year in national politics.GuestsStephen Koff, Washington Bureau Chief for the Cleveland Plain DealerJack Torry, Reporter for the Columbus Dispatch Washington Bureau
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Tech Tuesday: Tracking Meteors, Assistive Technology,...
11:00This week on Tech Tuesday, join us for a discussion with a NASA representative on social media and tracking meteors. Then, we'll consider how technology is assisting the disabled, and the latest in tech gadgetry.GuestsVeronica McGregor,News & Social Media Manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, @NASAJPL, @AsteroidWatchWilliam Darling, Director at Assistive Technology of OhioRussell Holly, Tech Blogger for Geek.com
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Cooking up Alzheimer's Prevention
10:00It may be possible to eat your way to a healthier memory. This hour, we'll look to foods that prevent Alzheimer's disease and how to cook them. Join us for a lesson in how to cook up prevention of afflictions like Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory loss.GuestDr. Marwan Sabbagh, neurologist and author of The Alzheimer's Prevention Cookbook: 100 Recipes to Boost Brain Health
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The Intersection of Food and Public Health
11:00We live in a world where one billion people are undernourished while another billion are overweight. On this hour, we’ll hear about the role of public health in achieving both local and global food security. Can we change how we make our food?GuestsNicolette Hahn Niman, a rancher, attorney, and author ofRighteous Porkchop: Finding a Life and Good Food Beyond Factory FarmsLynne Genter, co-founder of the Clintonville Farmers Market, practicing nurse and serves on the OSU Wexner Medical...
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Discussion of the Governor's Tax Proposal
10:00Last week, Ohio Gov. John Kasich released his budget proposal which includes tax cuts for small businesses and a lowering of the state income tax. On this hour, we'll discuss the details of the proposal.GuestsJim Siegel, Statehouse reporter for the Columbus DispatchRoger Geiger, Vice President and Ohio executive director for NFIBLarry Long, Executive Director of County Commissioners’ Association of OhioZach Schiller, Research Director for Policy Matters OhioSteve Stanek, Research Fellow...
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All Sides Weekend: Arts in Central Ohio
11:00On this hour of All Sides, Classical 101 Host Christopher Purdy will host a panel on the arts in central Ohio.GuestsPavana Stetzik, General Manager of the Columbus SymphonyPeggy Kriha Dye, Artistic Director for Opera ColumbusJimmy Orrante, premier dancer and choreographer for Ballet Met
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Understanding the Way Dogs Think
11:00Dogs have lived alongside humans for tens of thousands of years, but only recently have we begun to understand how their brains work. On this hour, we're talking about doggy intelligence.GuestsBrian Hare, Assistant Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology at Duke University and author of The Genius of Dogs, Program Developer of dognition.comLaura Pakis, certified professional dog trainer and owner/founder of Acme Canine
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A Look at Hackers, Anonymous, and Cyber-Security
10:00Hackers are in the news lately, with one Anonymous sect going after Steubenville high school students and The New York Times under attack by Chinese hackers. But who are hackers? And what, exactly, can't they do?GuestsParmy Olson, senior writer for Forbes and author of We Are AnonymousChiranjeev Bordoloi, CEO of TopPatch
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Wellness Wednesday: Student Health, Heart Health and...
11:00Students are seemingly some of the most stressed individuals in the world. But how do colleges and universities work to promote mental health among their students? Then, in honor of Heart Health Month, we'll hear a story of one patient with a rare gene mutation that caused very rare episodes of Sudden Cardiac Arrest. And finally, one mom has a unique perspective on nutrition for her children.GuestsBernadette Melnyk, Chief Wellness Officer for The Ohio State UniversityDr. Peter Mohler,...
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Why Jury Duty Matters
10:00Although jury duty is a respected civil right for Americans, most aren't exactly excited to receive the summons to report for the duty. On this hour, we'll talk about what jury duty is truly like and why it matters to our justice system.GuestsAndrew Guthrie Ferguson, Assistant Professor of Law at the David A. Clarke School of Law of the University of the District of Columbia and author of Why Jury Duty Matters:A Citizen's Guide to Constitutional ActionThomas Shields, Jury Commissioner...
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The Legacy of the Ohio Ewing Family During the American...
10:00In the midst of a bloody Civil War, one Ohio family stood at the center of the Northern debate over emancipation. The Ewing's had a heavy hand in defending the soul of the Republican party and waging war on the South. This hour, we consider the saga of this Lancaster family dynasty during this pivotal historic moment.GuestKenneth J. Heineman, Professor of History and Department Chair at Angelo State University and author of Civil War Dynasty: The Ewing Family of Ohio
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Tech Tuesday: The Cloud, Private Social Media and...
11:00On this segment of Tech Tuesday, we're talking about a futuristic scientific thriller novel, a new social media website aimed to protect your photo privacy, and a few gadgets on the market.GuestsMatt Richtel, author of The Cloud and Tech Reporter for the New York TimesSuprasanna Mishra, co-founder of CapStory.comDustin Studer, co-founder of CapStory.comRussell Holly, Tech Blogger for Geek.comLearn MoreRead the first chapter ofThe Cloud by Matt Richtel
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Governor Kasich's New School Funding Plan
10:00Ohio Governor John Kasich announced his new plan for school funding in a conference Thursday evening. On this hour, we'll discuss the new plan and its implications for Ohio's educational future.GuestsIda Lieszkovszky, Reporter for State Impact OhioDr. Robert G. Stabile, Expert on Ohio school fundingPiet van Lier, Education Researcher at Policy Matters OhioGreg R. Lawson, Policy Analyst at Buckeye InstituteMichael Griffith, Senior Policy Analyst for the Education Commission of the States
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All Sides Weekend: Restaurants in Central Ohio
11:00Looking for a good place to dine out this weekend? WOSU News Host Marilyn Smith will host a panel on the top restaurants in central Ohio.GuestsRich Terapak, WOSU Food CriticRich Terapak, WOSU Food CriticMiriam Bowers-Abbott, Restaurant Critic for Columbus Underground
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Untangling the Secrets of the Human Genetic Code
10:00It wasn't necessarily easy to unravel the human genetic code, but scientists are doing it every day. On this hour, we'll talk with Sam Kean about the secrets found in our basic human DNA.GuestsSam Kean (author and science writer)Learn MoreClick here to visit the website for The Violinist’s Thumb: And Other Tales of Love, War, and Genius, as Written by Our Genetic Code by Sam Kean.Click here to visit the Amazon page for The Violinist’s Thumb: And Other Tales of Love, War, and Genius, as...
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Asperger's Explored in the Wake of Recent Publicity
10:00The Sandy Hook elementary school shooter was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. This sparked debate about the syndrome, and potential connection between Asperger's and violence. There has also been a controversy about changes to the APA'sdiagnosticmanual regarding Asperger's and autism. On this hour, we'll explore Asperger's syndrome.GuestsDiane Bucci, author “The Return of Mikey”Brenda Myles, Associate professor of special education at University Kansas, and...
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Recent Immigration Proposals from Senate and President...
11:00Earlier this week, a bipartisan group of eight U.S. Senators unveiled a proposal for immigration reform. On this hour, we’ll compare and contrast the Senate plan with the President’s plan that was also announced earlier this week, and we’ll hear from opponents.GuestsJessica Wehrman, Reporter for the Columbus Dispatch Washington BureauIra Mehlman, National Media Director and Spokesperson for the Federation for American Immigration ReformJoseph Mas, Attorney and Chair of Ohio Hispanic...
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History of Second Amendment and its Relevance in Modern...
10:00The Second Amendment has been a topic of conversation over the last few months, in relation to the latest mass shootings around the country. On this hour, we'll talk about the history of the Second Amendment and the law's application to our modern society.GuestsSaul Cornell, Professor of History at Fordham University and author of A Well Regulated MilitiaDoug Berman, Professor of Law at the Moritz College of Law of The Ohio State University
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Tech Tuesday: Android Actors, Pushpins App Development,...
11:00Robots on stage? On this hour, we'll talk about a new production at the Wexner Center for the Arts that uses 'android actors.' Then, one local Columbus man worked with his partner to develop an app for smartphones... We'll talk about the app and its production. And finally, we'll talk about some tech news and give updates on hot gadgets.GuestsChuck Helm, Director of Performing Arts for the Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State UniversityJason Gurwin, Co-Founder and CEO at...
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JobsOhio Case At the Ohio Supreme Court/Homelessness in...
11:00Robots on stage? On this hour, we'll talk about a new production at the Wexner Center for the Arts that uses 'android actors.' Then, one local Columbus man worked with his partner to develop an app for smartphones... We'll talk about the app and its production. And finally, we'll talk about some tech news and give updates on hot gadgets.GuestsChuck Helm, Director of Performing Arts for the Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State UniversityJason Gurwin, Co-Founder and CEO at...
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The Real American War in Vietnam
10:00Journalist and author Nick Turse set out to find the real story behind the American war in Vietnam. What he found was less than pleasant, and he decided to write a book detailing some of the brutal events of the war. On this hour, we'll have a conversation with Turse about his new book, Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam.GuestNick Turse, award-winning journalist, historian and author of Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam
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Calling all Language Lovers!
11:00Grammar Girl is back on All Sides today! On this hour, she'll answer our questions and your questions about use of the English language.Guests Mignon Fogarty, Grammar Girl
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All Sides Weekend: Books
11:00Since the weather outside is so very frightful lately, it's much easier to cozy up on the couch with a good read than do just about anything else. On this segment of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 Host Christopher Purdy will host a panel to talk about the top books for the season.GuestsKassie Rose, WOSU Book CriticFred Andrle, poet in residence for WOSUMark Maxwell, Regional Manager for Half Price Books
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The Gap Year Trend in Higher Education Today
10:00What is a gap year? It’s the year between high school and college, when a student takes a year to do something other than college, something that he couldn’t learn in college. Some colleges and universities buy into the notion and hold scholarships and other financial aid during the break... Others aren’t so sure it’s worth the investment. On this hour, we’ll hear about the so-called gap year trend in higher education today.GuestsSteve Goodman (educational consultant and college...
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Oddly Normal: Challenges Facing Gay Youth and Their...
11:00John Schwartz, a journalist for the New York Times, and his wife suspected their son was gay long before their son came out. On this hour, we'll talk about how families cope with the struggles facing gay youth.GuestsJohn Schwartz, reporter for the New York Times and author of Oddly NormalAmy Eldridge, Executive Director of Kaleidoscope Youth Center
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The Fear Project: Overcoming Fear to Reach Full Potential
10:00Jaimal Yogis, a journalist, went on somewhat of a sabbatical to research fear and overcoming it. On this hour, we'll talk with Jaimal about the book that resulted from his research, The Fear Project.GuestsJaimal Yogis, journalist and author of The Fear Project
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Wellness Wednesday: Dieting, Catastrophic Care and...
11:00Wellness Wednesday is back! On this hour, we'll talk about a trends in dieting, a new book called Catastrophic Care, and the implications of cancer research at The Ohio State University.GuestsHarry Balzer, Chief Analyst and VP at NPD GroupDavid Goldhill, author of Catastrophic CareDr. Michael Caligiuri, Director of The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, Chief Executive Officer of the James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute and holds the John L. Marakas...
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Economic Forecast for 2013
10:00Economic forecasters are in debate over the forecast for 2013; some say it's good news while others say it's bad. On this hour, we'll talk about the national and local economic forecast for 2013 with a few economy buffs.GuestsBill LaFayette, Owner of Regionomics, LLCDoug Buchanan, Managing Editor for Columbus Business First
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Tech Tuesday: Bookless Libraries, Ultrabooks, and Gadgets
11:00Whether it’s on an Apple Ipad, Amazon Kindle, or some other tablet device, many people are choosing to read their words from a screen instead of a book or magazine. We’ll talk about how this trend might impact libraries today and in the future. Plus, Intel is most famous for manufacturing the microchips that power our computers, but they also wield their influence to shape the PC’s on the market. We’ll hear about the Ultrabook and what to expect in 2013. Then we’ll cover the rest of the...
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The Obama Presidency: Looking Back and Going Forward
10:00This hour, we’ll consider the President’s options going forward in a second term: foreign policy, nuclear security, healthcare, education and much much more.GuestsPaul Beck, Professor of Political Science at The Ohio State UniversitySean Kay, Chair of International Studies and Professor at Ohio Wesleyan University
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All Sides Weekend: Arts in Central Ohio
11:00There's always plenty to do in Columbus, especially for those interested in the arts. On this hour of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 guru Christopher Purdy will host a panel to talk about the top upcoming arts events in the area.GuestsJanet Chen, Executive Director of the Pro Musica Chamber OrchestraNanette Maciejunes, Executive Director of the Columbus Museum of ArtSteven Anderson, Artistic Director of CATCO/PhoenixHeather Garner, Executive Director of the New Albany Symphony
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Discussion of Sexual Violence in our Culture
10:00As the courts begin to grapple with the rape charges against two high-school students in Steubenville, what are the trends in youth sexual violence and what do they tell us going forward?GuestsMonika Johnson Hostler, President of the National Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceSue Wismar, Prevention Education Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central OhioElizabeth J. Letourneau, Associate Professor at John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Favorite Sweet Treats/New Stories of Dr. Martin Luther...
11:00Dessert seems to be a favorite of many when it comes to all things foody. On this hour, we're talking about our favorite sweet treats.GuestsSpencer Budros, Owner of Pistacia VeraFaith Durand, food writer, cookbook author, and Executive Editor of The Kitchn11:40Then, in the last segment, we're talking with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s niece who has written a new book of her family's stories.GuestAngela Farris Watkins, Associate Professor of Psychology at Spelman College and editor of...
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State of Central Ohio Real Estate
10:00If you’re feeling bullish about your prospects as a homeowner, you’re not alone. The chief economist with the National Association of Realtors predicts that home values nationally could rise 15 percent and home sales more than 20 percent during the next three years. But will that be true for Ohio as a whole, and more specifically, central Ohio?GuestsTodd Helpbringer, President of Helpbringer Mortgage Services, Inc.Rob Vogt, Partner at Vogt Santer Insight
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Wellness Wednesday: A Discussion of Various Health Topics
11:00It's time again for Wellness Wednesday on "All Sides." On this hour, we'll talk about the flu spread in America, the latest on making good habits and breaking the bad ones for the New Year and the latest on exercise science.GuestsDr. Julie Mangino, Medical Director for the Department of Clinical Epidemiology at The Ohio State UniversityJeremy Dean, psychologist and author of Making Habits, Breaking HabitsGretchen Reynolds, author of The 20 Minutes, and columnist for The New York Times
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Education Reform in America
10:00Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction Michelle Rhee has fought for education reform in America for years. On this hour, Michelle joins us in studio to talk about her latest work with an advocacy group she founded and her new book coming out in February.GuestsMichelle Rhee,Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction and Founder & CEO of StudentsFirstGreg Harris,Ohio State Director for StudentsFirst
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Tech Tuesday: Bookless Libraries, Ultrabooks, and Gadgets
11:00Whether it’s on an Apple Ipad, Amazon Kindle, or some other tablet device, many people are choosing to read their words from a screen instead of a book or magazine. We’ll talk about how this trend might impact libraries today and in the future. Plus, Intel is most famous for manufacturing the microchips that power our computers, but they also wield their influence to shape the PC’s on the market. We’ll hear about the Ultrabook and what to expect in 2013. Then we’ll cover the rest of the...
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The Obama Presidency: Looking Back and Going Forward
10:00This hour, we’ll consider the President’s options going forward in a second term: foreign policy, nuclear security, healthcare, education and much much more.GuestsPaul Beck, Professor of Political Science at The Ohio State UniversitySean Kay, Chair of International Studies and Professor at Ohio Wesleyan University
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All Sides Weekend: Arts in Central Ohio
11:00There's always plenty to do in Columbus, especially for those interested in the arts. On this hour of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 guru Christopher Purdy will host a panel to talk about the top upcoming arts events in the area.GuestsJanet Chen, Executive Director of the Pro Musica Chamber OrchestraNanette Maciejunes, Executive Director of the Columbus Museum of ArtSteven Anderson, Artistic Director of CATCO/PhoenixHeather Garner, Executive Director of the New Albany Symphony
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Discussion of Sexual Violence in our Culture
10:00As the courts begin to grapple with the rape charges against two high-school students in Steubenville, what are the trends in youth sexual violence and what do they tell us going forward?GuestsMonika Johnson Hostler, President of the National Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceSue Wismar, Prevention Education Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central OhioElizabeth J. Letourneau, Associate Professor at John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Favorite Sweet Treats/New Stories of Dr. Martin Luther...
11:00Dessert seems to be a favorite of many when it comes to all things foody. On this hour, we're talking about our favorite sweet treats.GuestsSpencer Budros, Owner of Pistacia VeraFaith Durand, food writer, cookbook author, and Executive Editor of The Kitchn11:40Then, in the last segment, we're talking with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s niece who has written a new book of her family's stories.GuestAngela Farris Watkins, Associate Professor of Psychology at Spelman College and editor of...
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State of Central Ohio Real Estate
10:00If you’re feeling bullish about your prospects as a homeowner, you’re not alone. The chief economist with the National Association of Realtors predicts that home values nationally could rise 15 percent and home sales more than 20 percent during the next three years. But will that be true for Ohio as a whole, and more specifically, central Ohio?GuestsTodd Helpbringer, President of Helpbringer Mortgage Services, Inc.Rob Vogt, Partner at Vogt Santer Insight
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Wellness Wednesday: A Discussion of Various Health Topics
11:00It's time again for Wellness Wednesday on "All Sides." On this hour, we'll talk about the flu spread in America, the latest on making good habits and breaking the bad ones for the New Year and the latest on exercise science.GuestsDr. Julie Mangino, Medical Director for the Department of Clinical Epidemiology at The Ohio State UniversityJeremy Dean, psychologist and author of Making Habits, Breaking HabitsGretchen Reynolds, author of The 20 Minutes, and columnist for The New York Times
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Education Reform in America
10:00Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction Michelle Rhee has fought for education reform in America for years. On this hour, Michelle joins us in studio to talk about her latest work with an advocacy group she founded and her new book coming out in February.GuestsMichelle Rhee,Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction and Founder & CEO of StudentsFirstGreg Harris,Ohio State Director for StudentsFirst
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Tech Tuesday: Social Media in Columbus and Gadgetry
11:00It's time for Tech Tuesday! On this hour, we're talking about a new social media group in Columbus and the latest in gadgetry.GuestsSamantha Rufo, Vice President of the Social Media Club ColumbusRussell Holly, Tech Blogger for geek.comEventColumbus Social Media Club will be hosting the Top Trend to Watch in 2013 tonight, Jan. 15. For more information, go to http://smccolumbus.org/events/january-15-top-trends-to-watch-in-2013/.
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Fiscal Cliff Scenario of the 1930s and its Relation to...
10:00The landscape of U.S. history is riddled with peaks and valleys of prosperity and depression. And what the economic topography of the past shows us is that the current “fiscal cliff” is definitely not the first. Today, we’ll consider the fiscal cliff scenario of the 1930s and its relation to the present.GuestsDavid Stebenne, Associate Professor of History and Law at The Ohio State UniversityJessica Wehrman, Reporter for the Columbus Dispatch Washington BureauLearn MoreDavid Stebenne...
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All Sides Weekend: Arts in Central Ohio
11:00There's always plenty to do in Columbus, especially for those interested in the arts. On this hour of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 guru Christopher Purdy will host a panel to talk about the top upcoming arts events in the area.GuestsJanet Chen, Executive Director of the Pro Musica Chamber OrchestraNanette Maciejunes, Executive Director of the Columbus Museum of ArtSteven Anderson, Artistic Director of CATCO/PhoenixHeather Garner, Executive Director of the New Albany Symphony
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Discussion of Sexual Violence in our Culture
10:00As the courts begin to grapple with the rape charges against two high-school students in Steubenville, what are the trends in youth sexual violence and what do they tell us going forward?GuestsMonika Johnson Hostler, President of the National Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceSue Wismar, Prevention Education Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central OhioElizabeth J. Letourneau, Associate Professor at John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Favorite Sweet Treats/New Stories of Dr. Martin Luther...
11:00Dessert seems to be a favorite of many when it comes to all things foody. On this hour, we're talking about our favorite sweet treats.GuestsSpencer Budros, Owner of Pistacia VeraFaith Durand, food writer, cookbook author, and Executive Editor of The Kitchn11:40Then, in the last segment, we're talking with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s niece who has written a new book of her family's stories.GuestAngela Farris Watkins, Associate Professor of Psychology at Spelman College and editor of...
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State of Central Ohio Real Estate
10:00If you’re feeling bullish about your prospects as a homeowner, you’re not alone. The chief economist with the National Association of Realtors predicts that home values nationally could rise 15 percent and home sales more than 20 percent during the next three years. But will that be true for Ohio as a whole, and more specifically, central Ohio?GuestsTodd Helpbringer, President of Helpbringer Mortgage Services, Inc.Rob Vogt, Partner at Vogt Santer Insight
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Wellness Wednesday: A Discussion of Various Health Topics
11:00It's time again for Wellness Wednesday on "All Sides." On this hour, we'll talk about the flu spread in America, the latest on making good habits and breaking the bad ones for the New Year and the latest on exercise science.GuestsDr. Julie Mangino, Medical Director for the Department of Clinical Epidemiology at The Ohio State UniversityJeremy Dean, psychologist and author of Making Habits, Breaking HabitsGretchen Reynolds, author of The 20 Minutes, and columnist for The New York Times
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Education Reform in America
10:00Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction Michelle Rhee has fought for education reform in America for years. On this hour, Michelle joins us in studio to talk about her latest work with an advocacy group she founded and her new book coming out in February.GuestsMichelle Rhee,Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction and Founder & CEO of StudentsFirstGreg Harris,Ohio State Director for StudentsFirst
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Tech Tuesday: Social Media in Columbus and Gadgetry
11:00It's time for Tech Tuesday! On this hour, we're talking about a new social media group in Columbus and the latest in gadgetry.GuestsSamantha Rufo, Vice President of the Social Media Club ColumbusRussell Holly, Tech Blogger for geek.comEventColumbus Social Media Club will be hosting the Top Trend to Watch in 2013 tonight, Jan. 15. For more information, go to http://smccolumbus.org/events/january-15-top-trends-to-watch-in-2013/.
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Fiscal Cliff Scenario of the 1930s and its Relation to...
10:00The landscape of U.S. history is riddled with peaks and valleys of prosperity and depression. And what the economic topography of the past shows us is that the current “fiscal cliff” is definitely not the first. Today, we’ll consider the fiscal cliff scenario of the 1930s and its relation to the present.GuestsDavid Stebenne, Associate Professor of History and Law at The Ohio State UniversityJessica Wehrman, Reporter for the Columbus Dispatch Washington BureauLearn MoreDavid Stebenne...
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What Does it Mean to be a Great Teacher?
11:00Teachers impact all of us, in many ways. On this hour, we'll talk about what it truly means to be a great teacher and how teachers get to that level.GuestsTim Dove, 2011 and 2012 Ohio Teacher of the Year and teacher for Worthington City SchoolsDr. Dean Cristol, Associate Professor and Academic Coordinator of Educational Programs at OSU-LimaDr. Belinda G. Gimbert, Associate Professor in the OSU School of Educational Policy and LeadershipDrew Eberly, director, Available Light TheatreMatt...
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Open Forum: January 14, 2013
10:00It's a new year, and there's new news. On this hour, what do you want to talk about in the news?
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All Sides Weekend: Arts in Central Ohio
11:00There's always plenty to do in Columbus, especially for those interested in the arts. On this hour of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 guru Christopher Purdy will host a panel to talk about the top upcoming arts events in the area.GuestsJanet Chen, Executive Director of the Pro Musica Chamber OrchestraNanette Maciejunes, Executive Director of the Columbus Museum of ArtSteven Anderson, Artistic Director of CATCO/PhoenixHeather Garner, Executive Director of the New Albany Symphony
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Discussion of Sexual Violence in our Culture
10:00As the courts begin to grapple with the rape charges against two high-school students in Steubenville, what are the trends in youth sexual violence and what do they tell us going forward?GuestsMonika Johnson Hostler, President of the National Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceSue Wismar, Prevention Education Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central OhioElizabeth J. Letourneau, Associate Professor at John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Favorite Sweet Treats/New Stories of Dr. Martin Luther...
11:00Dessert seems to be a favorite of many when it comes to all things foody. On this hour, we're talking about our favorite sweet treats.GuestsSpencer Budros, Owner of Pistacia VeraFaith Durand, food writer, cookbook author, and Executive Editor of The Kitchn11:40Then, in the last segment, we're talking with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s niece who has written a new book of her family's stories.GuestAngela Farris Watkins, Associate Professor of Psychology at Spelman College and editor of...
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State of Central Ohio Real Estate
10:00If you’re feeling bullish about your prospects as a homeowner, you’re not alone. The chief economist with the National Association of Realtors predicts that home values nationally could rise 15 percent and home sales more than 20 percent during the next three years. But will that be true for Ohio as a whole, and more specifically, central Ohio?GuestsTodd Helpbringer, President of Helpbringer Mortgage Services, Inc.Rob Vogt, Partner at Vogt Santer Insight
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Wellness Wednesday: A Discussion of Various Health Topics
11:00It's time again for Wellness Wednesday on "All Sides." On this hour, we'll talk about the flu spread in America, the latest on making good habits and breaking the bad ones for the New Year and the latest on exercise science.GuestsDr. Julie Mangino, Medical Director for the Department of Clinical Epidemiology at The Ohio State UniversityJeremy Dean, psychologist and author of Making Habits, Breaking HabitsGretchen Reynolds, author of The 20 Minutes, and columnist for The New York Times
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Education Reform in America
10:00Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction Michelle Rhee has fought for education reform in America for years. On this hour, Michelle joins us in studio to talk about her latest work with an advocacy group she founded and her new book coming out in February.GuestsMichelle Rhee,Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction and Founder & CEO of StudentsFirstGreg Harris,Ohio State Director for StudentsFirst
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Tech Tuesday: Social Media in Columbus and Gadgetry
11:00It's time for Tech Tuesday! On this hour, we're talking about a new social media group in Columbus and the latest in gadgetry.GuestsSamantha Rufo, Vice President of the Social Media Club ColumbusRussell Holly, Tech Blogger for geek.comEventColumbus Social Media Club will be hosting the Top Trend to Watch in 2013 tonight, Jan. 15. For more information, go to http://smccolumbus.org/events/january-15-top-trends-to-watch-in-2013/.
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Fiscal Cliff Scenario of the 1930s and its Relation to...
10:00The landscape of U.S. history is riddled with peaks and valleys of prosperity and depression. And what the economic topography of the past shows us is that the current “fiscal cliff” is definitely not the first. Today, we’ll consider the fiscal cliff scenario of the 1930s and its relation to the present.GuestsDavid Stebenne, Associate Professor of History and Law at The Ohio State UniversityJessica Wehrman, Reporter for the Columbus Dispatch Washington BureauLearn MoreDavid Stebenne...
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What Does it Mean to be a Great Teacher?
11:00Teachers impact all of us, in many ways. On this hour, we'll talk about what it truly means to be a great teacher and how teachers get to that level.GuestsTim Dove, 2011 and 2012 Ohio Teacher of the Year and teacher for Worthington City SchoolsDr. Dean Cristol, Associate Professor and Academic Coordinator of Educational Programs at OSU-LimaDr. Belinda G. Gimbert, Associate Professor in the OSU School of Educational Policy and LeadershipDrew Eberly, director, Available Light TheatreMatt...
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Open Forum: January 14, 2013
10:00It's a new year, and there's new news. On this hour, what do you want to talk about in the news?
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All Sides Weekend: Arts in Central Ohio
11:00There's always plenty to do in Columbus, especially for those interested in the arts. On this hour of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 guru Christopher Purdy will host a panel to talk about the top upcoming arts events in the area.GuestsJanet Chen, Executive Director of the Pro Musica Chamber OrchestraNanette Maciejunes, Executive Director of the Columbus Museum of ArtSteven Anderson, Artistic Director of CATCO/PhoenixHeather Garner, Executive Director of the New Albany Symphony
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Discussion of Sexual Violence in our Culture
10:00As the courts begin to grapple with the rape charges against two high-school students in Steubenville, what are the trends in youth sexual violence and what do they tell us going forward?GuestsMonika Johnson Hostler, President of the National Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceSue Wismar, Prevention Education Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central OhioElizabeth J. Letourneau, Associate Professor at John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Favorite Sweet Treats/New Stories of Dr. Martin Luther...
11:00Dessert seems to be a favorite of many when it comes to all things foody. On this hour, we're talking about our favorite sweet treats.GuestsSpencer Budros, Owner of Pistacia VeraFaith Durand, food writer, cookbook author, and Executive Editor of The Kitchn11:40Then, in the last segment, we're talking with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s niece who has written a new book of her family's stories.GuestAngela Farris Watkins, Associate Professor of Psychology at Spelman College and editor of...
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State of Central Ohio Real Estate
10:00If you’re feeling bullish about your prospects as a homeowner, you’re not alone. The chief economist with the National Association of Realtors predicts that home values nationally could rise 15 percent and home sales more than 20 percent during the next three years. But will that be true for Ohio as a whole, and more specifically, central Ohio?GuestsTodd Helpbringer, President of Helpbringer Mortgage Services, Inc.Rob Vogt, Partner at Vogt Santer Insight
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Wellness Wednesday: A Discussion of Various Health Topics
11:00It's time again for Wellness Wednesday on "All Sides." On this hour, we'll talk about the flu spread in America, the latest on making good habits and breaking the bad ones for the New Year and the latest on exercise science.GuestsDr. Julie Mangino, Medical Director for the Department of Clinical Epidemiology at The Ohio State UniversityJeremy Dean, psychologist and author of Making Habits, Breaking HabitsGretchen Reynolds, author of The 20 Minutes, and columnist for The New York Times
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Education Reform in America
10:00Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction Michelle Rhee has fought for education reform in America for years. On this hour, Michelle joins us in studio to talk about her latest work with an advocacy group she founded and her new book coming out in February.GuestsMichelle Rhee,Former Washington D.C. Chancellor of Public Instruction and Founder & CEO of StudentsFirstGreg Harris,Ohio State Director for StudentsFirst
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Tech Tuesday: Social Media in Columbus and Gadgetry
11:00It's time for Tech Tuesday! On this hour, we're talking about a new social media group in Columbus and the latest in gadgetry.GuestsSamantha Rufo, Vice President of the Social Media Club ColumbusRussell Holly, Tech Blogger for geek.comEventColumbus Social Media Club will be hosting the Top Trend to Watch in 2013 tonight, Jan. 15. For more information, go to http://smccolumbus.org/events/january-15-top-trends-to-watch-in-2013/.
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Fiscal Cliff Scenario of the 1930s and its Relation to...
10:00The landscape of U.S. history is riddled with peaks and valleys of prosperity and depression. And what the economic topography of the past shows us is that the current “fiscal cliff” is definitely not the first. Today, we’ll consider the fiscal cliff scenario of the 1930s and its relation to the present.GuestsDavid Stebenne, Associate Professor of History and Law at The Ohio State UniversityJessica Wehrman, Reporter for the Columbus Dispatch Washington BureauLearn MoreDavid Stebenne...
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What Does it Mean to be a Great Teacher?
11:00Teachers impact all of us, in many ways. On this hour, we'll talk about what it truly means to be a great teacher and how teachers get to that level.GuestsTim Dove, 2011 and 2012 Ohio Teacher of the Year and teacher for Worthington City SchoolsDr. Dean Cristol, Associate Professor and Academic Coordinator of Educational Programs at OSU-LimaDr. Belinda G. Gimbert, Associate Professor in the OSU School of Educational Policy and LeadershipDrew Eberly, director, Available Light TheatreMatt...
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Open Forum: January 14, 2013
10:00It's a new year, and there's new news. On this hour, what do you want to talk about in the news?
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All Sides Weekend: Arts in Central Ohio
11:00There's always plenty to do in Columbus, especially for those interested in the arts. On this hour of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 guru Christopher Purdy will host a panel to talk about the top upcoming arts events in the area.GuestsJanet Chen, Executive Director of the Pro Musica Chamber OrchestraNanette Maciejunes, Executive Director of the Columbus Museum of ArtSteven Anderson, Artistic Director of CATCO/PhoenixHeather Garner, Executive Director of the New Albany Symphony
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Discussion of Sexual Violence in our Culture
10:00As the courts begin to grapple with the rape charges against two high-school students in Steubenville, what are the trends in youth sexual violence and what do they tell us going forward?GuestsMonika Johnson Hostler, President of the National Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceSue Wismar, Prevention Education Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central OhioElizabeth J. Letourneau, Associate Professor at John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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State of Central Ohio Real Estate
10:00If you’re feeling bullish about your prospects as a homeowner, you’re not alone. The chief economist with the National Association of Realtors predicts that home values nationally could rise 15 percent and home sales more than 20 percent during the next three years. But will that be true for Ohio as a whole, and more specifically, central Ohio?GuestsTodd Helpbringer, President of Helpbringer Mortgage Services, Inc.Rob Vogt, Partner at Vogt Santer Insight
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Wellness Wednesday: A Discussion of Various Health Topics
11:00It's time again for Wellness Wednesday on "All Sides." On this hour, we'll talk about the flu spread in America, the latest on making good habits and breaking the bad ones for the New Year and the latest on exercise science.GuestsDr. Julie Mangino, Medical Director for the Department of Clinical Epidemiology at The Ohio State UniversityJeremy Dean, psychologist and author of Making Habits, Breaking HabitsGretchen Reynolds, author of The 20 Minutes, and columnist for The New York Times
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Tech Tuesday: Social Media in Columbus and Gadgetry
11:00It's time for Tech Tuesday! On this hour, we're talking about a new social media group in Columbus and the latest in gadgetry.GuestsSamantha Rufo, Vice President of the Social Media Club ColumbusRussell Holly, Tech Blogger for geek.comEventColumbus Social Media Club will be hosting the Top Trend to Watch in 2013 tonight, Jan. 15. For more information, go to http://smccolumbus.org/events/january-15-top-trends-to-watch-in-2013/.
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Renegade Parenting: Unconventional Wisdom on Raising...
11:00No matter how smart you are or how prepared you feel, nothing can make you feel as inadequate as being a parent sometimes. On this hour, we'll talk about a relatively new perspective on child rearing: renegade parenting.GuestsHeather Shumaker, author and journalistStephanie Rottmayer, Director of the School for Young ChildrenAngie Merrin, stay at home mother and former child care providerLearn MoreClick here for more information on It’s OK Not To Share...and Other Renegade Rules for...
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A Conversation with OSU President E. Gordon Gee
10:00OSU Sophomores are set to be required to live on the main campus next year. We’ll talk about that, the transition to the semester, the controversial parking-management change and more with OSU President E. Gordon Gee.GuestE. Gordon Gee, President of The Ohio State University
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Tech Tuesday: Cyber Security, Apps and CES 2013
11:00It's time for Tech Tuesday... On this hour, we'll give you some tips for protecting your cyber security, then we'll talk about some new apps and close up with updates from our gadget guy at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.GuestsChiranjeev Bordoloi, CEO of TopPatchDan Rockwell, Program Manager of the Software Prototyping Center in the Technology Commercialization & Knowledge Transfer at The Ohio State UniversityRussell Holly, Tech Blogger at Geek.com
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Reporter Roundtable: Statehouse Politics in the New Year
Join us for a Reporter Roundtable discussion looking forward at state politics in the coming year. We'll consider the various big agenda items Ohio is looking forward to in 2013 - from education, to taxes, to health care.Guests:Aaron Marshall, Statehouse Reporter for the Cleveland Plain DealerCathy Candisky, Statehouse Reporter for the Columbus DispatchKaren Kasler, Bureau Chief for Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau
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Wellness Wednesday: Salt, Genetics, Arsenic
11:00If you’re like millions of Americans, you’ve made some sort of promise to yourself this new year: to eat smarter, exercise more and pay more attention to your health. In the spirit of all that, we are introducing a new All Sides show every Wednesday dedicated to wellness. This hour, we’ll talk about salt, its iterations and how you can avoid it. We’ll learn more about the new age of genetics, and then we'll address concerns about arsenic in rice.GuestsDr. Martha Gulati,Director for...
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Favorite Sweet Treats/New Stories of Dr. Martin Luther...
11:00Dessert seems to be a favorite of many when it comes to all things foody. On this hour, we're talking about our favorite sweet treats.GuestsSpencer Budros, Owner of Pistacia VeraFaith Durand, food writer, cookbook author, and Executive Editor of The Kitchn11:40Then, in the last segment, we're talking with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s niece who has written a new book of her family's stories.GuestAngela Farris Watkins, Associate Professor of Psychology at Spelman College and editor of...
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