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Today at 11amA Blue Jay named Jemima Iris was a temporary tenant in the Zickefoose household last month. Julie Zickefoose is a natural history writer and…

Sometimes the vegetables displayed at the local farmers market, or even the grocery store, can seem exotic and unfamiliar. Even the old standbys like…

The summer is nearing an end and the daylight is shifting. Insect migration and mating patterns are shifting with it. Also, Zika is continuing to spread…

11 a.m.One measure of intelligence is the number of neurons, or nerve cells, an organism has. Humans have about 100 billion. The common octopus has 130…

Today at 10amWe explore the diverse history and traditions of American cuisine coast-to-coast. Author Gabrielle Langholtz joins us to discuss the diverse…

Today at 10amAn investigation done into the child welfare system of Ohio got lawmaker and media attention. Stories of deaths and hospitalizations came…

Today at 11amGrab a fork and knife and get ready for a history lesson between bites. Learn the origins of world famous dishes, their connection to the…

Join us today for a look at saving, retirement and money management with one of the nation's leading experts on personal finance. Get answers on how to…

Today at 10amGet to know your pet and best friend better by exploring recent scientific discoveries on the way dog's think. Dr. Gregory Berns joins us for…

Today at 10amPublic libraries have been a refuge for the homeless for decades. Now new policies at Columbus Metropolitan libraries restricting food and…