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America's political history of partisanship goes back to the beginning of the nation's history. How and why it developed have had interesting…

In 2015, there were many changes to the real estate market that included a substantial increase in urban living and renting. Join us this hour for a…

The term "white trash" is often derogatorily used to describe poor whites and it has existed, in some form or another, from the beginning of the U.S's…

Medical marijuana in Ohio has a few options on the path to possible legalization, from two separate ballot measures to a House Committee bill. The…

A look at what is to come this summer for local music. That means music festivals, outdoor concerts, stadium concerts and more. Guests: Jake Young, Host…

Yesterday, the state of Indiana went to the ballot to cast their vote for the Republican and Democrat nominee. This hour, we'll discuss the results and…

Tight budgets and testing goals mean that many school have cut back on creativity in the classroom. English and math are important, but many believe a…

Artist, naturalist and author Julie Zickefoose has just released her new book, Baby Birds: An Artist Looks into the Nest, to help readers explore, observe…

This show, we'll complete our series on interviews with the candidates for Mayor of Columbus. Plus, a closer look at the issues of the campaign.Guests…

This hour, a look at the latest developments in the Columbus mayoral race. Election day saw a low turnout, and barring a recount, Andrew Ginther and Zach…