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Everyone knows war is hell, but this hour's guest believes some war is also dirty, unconstitutional, and increasingly practiced by the US. Journalist…

We've reached the halfway point of the holy month of Ramadan, a time when Muslims around the world abstain from food and drink between sunrise and…

This hour's all about classy cultural fun around Columbus. Even if you haven't been blessed with the grace of a ballerina or the pipes of a coloratura,…

If the brain had a motto, it might be: Use it or lose it. Connections that aren't relevant  fall away to make room for new ones. But dead links on the…

For years, Columbus' east side has been a relative "food desert," a low-income part of town where access to supermarkets and fresh produce is limited. But…

Before televisions were in every home, and long before live streaming, sports newsreels allowed football fans to watch players in action. This hour we'll…

An estimated 350,000 middle and high school students play sports in Ohio, which makes schools responsible for protecting a lot of limbs. We'll talk about…

Fifty years go, hundreds of thousands gathered for The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Â And fifty years later, minorities still face…

By all accounts, 1973 was a pretty wild year. In his new book, What You Want Is In The Limo, author Michael Walker takes us on tour with Led Zeppelin,…

First there was Pennsyltucky; now there's Ohiolina-- the festival celebrating the music and culture of the I-77 corridor that runs from Ohio to North…