All Sides with Amy Juravich

Tech Tuesday: Older people are finding pleasure in playing video games Feb 18, 2025

An innovative program through the Franklin County Office of Aging adds some new twists to the gaming experience.

Tiny home communities in Ohio Feb 18, 2025

We’ll talk about tiny home communities in Ohio and what goes into developing them.

Untangled: Caring for the caregivers Feb 17, 2025

Caring for elderly family members can take both a physical and mental toll. But who takes care of the caregivers?

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Feb 17, 2025

Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel became Ohio's new lieutenant governor last week.

Former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray Feb 13, 2025

Columbus native Richard Cordray served for six years as the first director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

How are Ohio officials fighting against bird flu? Feb 13, 2025

We're learning about how bird flu spreads and how it impacts the cost of eggs.

Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin Feb 11, 2025

We’ll talk with Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin about how the city is navigating its growth on this hour of All Sides.

Tech Tuesday: How is your digital identity preserved after you die? Feb 11, 2025

We learn how your digital identity can be preserved, through emails, social media and other files, once you die.

Untangled: Disparities in caregiving Feb 10, 2025

Are there enough nursing homes, assisted living facilities and home health aides to help everyone regardless of income and location?

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Feb 10, 2025

We’ll talk about several of Gov. Mike DeWine's budget priorities during this week's Reporter Roundtable.

All Sides Weekend: Arts and Culture Feb 07, 2025

We're talking with the creatives behind a local production of the classic musical "West Side Story."

Columbus native wins $1 million for co-directing Doritos Super Bowl ad Feb 06, 2025

It’s estimated that 120 million people will tune into the Super Bowl on Sunday. Many people will watch for the commercials, if not the game itself.

National politics with Ken Rudin Feb 06, 2025

We’ll talk with Ken Rudin, host of the "Political Junkie" podcast, about the latest happenings in Washington and how they could affect the nation.

Singer/songwriter Neko Case discusses her life in new memoir Feb 05, 2025

Singer and songwriter Neko Case chronicles her tough childhood and life in music in a new memoir, “The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You.”

The impact of the sports betting industry and betting apps in Ohio Feb 05, 2025

We'll take a look at the sports betting industry and betting apps, focusing on lawsuits brought against the industry, data collected by these apps and how they affect users in Ohio.

Tech Tuesday: Ohio State researchers working to preserve glaciers around the world Feb 04, 2025

A group of Ohio State researchers are at the forefront of glacier preservation efforts and have been for decades.

Untangled: The cost of caregiving Feb 03, 2025

Our series on caregiving continues with a look at how these issues can be navigated to provide our loved ones with the best care possible.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Feb 03, 2025

Gov. DeWine is expected to unveil his budget proposal soon. Ohio lawmakers will then likely spend the next few months wrangling over the details, but all budgets, present and future, now have an X-factor and that is federal funding.

Ohio chefs cook their way into the spotlight Jan 30, 2025

On this special edition of Fascinating Ohioans, we’ll meet some of this year's James Beard Award nominees, who will discuss how their Ohio roots shaped them into creating award-winning food, drink and restaurant experiences.

The state of homelessness in Ohio Jan 30, 2025

Ohio's homeless population is below the U.S. average, though national numbers are rising.

New documentary explores the evolving role of public libraries Jan 29, 2025

The documentary, “Free For All: The Public Library,” will have a free screening on Jan. 29 at the Columbus Metropolitan Public Library, with a wider release scheduled for April.

Why are so many Ohioans not able to access the internet? Jan 29, 2025

There are nearly one million Ohioans who don’t have high-speed internet.

Tech Tuesday: The world's richest men are using their fortunes to shape technology Jan 28, 2025

From Elon Musk to a United Arab Emirates sheik, some of the world's richest men are using their vast fortunes to mold the world's technical landscape.

Local leaders share concerns about the Trump administration's immigration policies Jan 28, 2025

On this hour of All Sides, we’ll speak with community leaders about their concerns and what they’re doing to quell the fears of the communities they serve.

Untangled: Why is the healthcare system so complicated? Jan 27, 2025

Navigating the complex system of American healthcare insurance can be frustrating, to say the least.

Weekly reporter roundtable Jan 27, 2025

A bill to overhaul higher education in Ohio is back. The legislation would eliminate DEI programs and ban faculty strikes. We discuss all this and more on our Weekly Reporter Roundtable.

All Sides Weekend Arts & Culture Jan 24, 2025

This week, Christopher Purdy and his guests preview a new musical cabaret show called A Woman of a Certain Age, preview a Pro Musica Orchestra performance and celebrate the career of retiring GCAC President and CEO Tom Katzenmeyer.

The dirty details of cleaning long-neglected cars Jan 23, 2025

Meet Ohioans with unique passions: WD Detailing revives forgotten cars, and an author shares a children’s book.

Several major business projects are re-shaping central Ohio's landscape Jan 23, 2025

Anduril will bring its defense company to Pickaway County, with a promise of 4,000 jobs.

Abusive head trauma: the legal and medical complexities Jan 22, 2025

Two Ohio cases illustrate the complexities in diagnosing, investigating and litigating cases of abusive head trauma.

New report offers policy reforms for Ohio’s higher education system Jan 22, 2025

The reforms are part of a report released by the Buckeye Institution. We'll talk about the reforms with the report's co-authors.

Tech Tuesday: TikTok's takedown and comeback Jan 21, 2025

President Trump says he’ll save TikTok and more than 170 million American users await the outcome, while some flock to other Chinese apps.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Jan 21, 2025

Vivek Ramaswamy is expected to enter Ohio’s governor’s race next week after stepping away from his appointment as Trump’s government efficiency czar. We’ll discuss it all during the Reporter Roundtable.

The history of US presidential inaugurations Jan 20, 2025

The venerated ceremony symbolizes a peaceful transfer of power and has long been an American tradition. We’ve convened a panel to talk about the history of the presidential inauguration.

All Sides Weekend: Books Jan 17, 2025

Join host Christopher Purdy and his guests for their first monthly book discussion of the new year.

Local pizza restauranteur expresses his creativity through food Jan 16, 2025

We’ll learn how Mikey’s Late-Night Slice creates uniquely named pizzas with Mikey Sorboro, the restaurant chain’s owner and founder.

National politics with Ken Rudin Jan 16, 2025

While Jimmy Carter only served on term in office, he became the longest-lived U.S. president. He also became a model for a life of public service after his time in the White House was over.

Are 30-something adults a generation locked in arrested development? Jan 15, 2025

Getting married, buying a home and having children have been viewed by many as traditional milestones of adulthood. Nowadays, many adults are going into their 30s without being married, having children or buying homes.

Supporters and critics discuss Ohio's parental bill of rights Jan 15, 2025

With a swipe of Gov. Mike DeWine’s pen, schools across Ohio must abide by a law that proponents say upholds parental rights, while opponents call it Ohio’s version of Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill.

Tech Tuesday: US TikTok ban is looming, Meta dropping fact checkers Jan 14, 2025

We’re talking about two big changes for two of the most popular social media platforms.

Central Ohio economist shares predictions for 2025 Jan 14, 2025

Economist Bill LaFayette is predicting what he thinks will happen this year concerning central Ohio's economy on this hour of All Sides.

Ohio State students, professors discuss participation in UN Climate Change Conference Jan 13, 2025

The United Nations' Climate Change Conference was held in Baku, Azerbaijan on Nov. 29.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Jan 13, 2025

JD Vance officially resigned last week and will be sworn in as vice president on Jan. 20.

Winter hiking in Ohio Jan 08, 2025

On this hour of All Sides, we’ll get suggestions and tips for taking a winter hike in Ohio.

Discussing Ohio's Sunshine Laws Jan 08, 2025

We look at the broader implications of "sunshine laws" that make it more difficult to access public records and how this is trending nationally.

Tech Tuesday: Democrats are trying to replicate Republicans’ success on social media Jan 07, 2025

Democrats are trying to replicate Republicans’ success in amplifying their political messages across social media platforms, especially in how they use content creators and high-profile podcasters like Joe Rogan.

Are more companies going to demand their employees return to the office? Jan 07, 2025

While hybrid work has become the norm for many people, companies including Amazon, are demanding more employees return to the office full time.

Who will and who won't stick with their New Year's resolutions? Jan 06, 2025

Topping the list of perennial resolutions is losing weight, ditching unhealthy habits and smarter money management.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Jan 06, 2025

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted has emerged as the frontrunner to replace vice president-elect JD Vance in the Senate. Word is the job is his if he wants it.

Local entrepreneur spices up holiday with homemade salsa Dec 19, 2024

We're learning what it takes to make ridiculously good salsa as part of this week's edition of Fascinating Ohioans.

The push to save some Columbus landmarks Dec 19, 2024

Three historic Columbus buildings have been in the news recently.

What happens when public pensions run low on money? Dec 18, 2024

Officials say the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund is running low on funds.

Murder of health insurance CEO sparks outrage over US health care system Dec 18, 2024

Brian Thompson's death has turned the alleged killer, Luigi Mangione into a folk hero online for some people.

Tech Tuesday: California teen makes $50,000 in a single day from crypto-currency sale Dec 17, 2024

It’s called a meme-coin, a currency based on a meme or internet joke that has no value other than what people will pay for it at any given moment.

What does the public know about the qualifications of who’s teaching our children? Dec 17, 2024

Prospective teachers used to be required to obtain a license in their subject area, but that's not the case anymore.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Dec 17, 2024

With days left to get it done, Republicans move to pass a priority piece of parents’ rights legislation for public K-12 schools. They’ve tacked on a controversial religious release mandate.

All Sides Weekend: Books Dec 13, 2024

Classical 101 Host Christopher Purdy and his guests discuss recent, and not so recent, books, and offer their recommendations for your next book club selection, nightstand read or holiday gift.

Tech Tuesday: What happens next with TikTok? Dec 10, 2024

Will a Trump administration provide a lifeline or let the Chinese-owned company sink?

The impact of body shaming on women and girls Dec 10, 2024

Seventy percent of teenage girls feel shame about their bodies. Three out of four executive women struggle with imposter syndrome, and many working mothers are embarrassed by their work-life balance.

Giving the gift of books this holiday season Dec 09, 2024

We’re talking with a book editor, librarian, and bookstore owner, and getting their suggestions for the best books to give the book lovers on your holiday shopping list.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Dec 09, 2024

There's no word yet on who will replace Vice President-elect JD Vance in the Senate.

A group of Yellow Spring artists master the craft of pottery Dec 05, 2024

A group of artists in Yellow Springs is turning out pottery that is as beautiful as it is useful.

The history of presidential pardons Dec 05, 2024

President Biden’s pardoning of his son, Hunter, is the latest in the history of controversial pardons and has brought new scrutiny to the practice.

Making friends and combating the loneliness epidemic Dec 04, 2024

With people socializing less, making friends becomes harder as people get older.

Should more seats be added to the Ohio Statehouse? Dec 04, 2024

We’re debating the merits of adding seats to the Ohio Statehouse and Congress.

Tech Tuesday: What does the future hold when it comes to battery power? Dec 03, 2024

Current batteries typically use lithium-ion technology, but lithium is volatile and rare, presenting a challenge for the future.

How do women stay safe while running? Dec 03, 2024

Many women carry pepper spray, alarms, refuse to wear ponytails or earbuds and yet, a handful of women are still murdered every year while running.

How Ohio is working with adults and children to alleviate barriers to mental health treatment Dec 02, 2024

There is a glimmer of hope and movement to address Ohio's mental health crisis on all fronts.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Dec 02, 2024

The Biden Administration’s release of up to $7.86 billion to support the Intel project came after lobbying from Ohio Republicans.

Tech Tuesday: Concerns over use of digital price tags at grocery stores Nov 26, 2024

There are concerns from shoppers over the implementation of digital price tags in grocery stores.

Holiday cheer in Ohio Nov 26, 2024

On this hour of All Sides, we’ll travel the state to discover sights you’ll want to visit to celebrate the holiday season.

The political power of Elon Musk Nov 25, 2024

The authors of a new book detail Elon Musk's meteoric rise as an entrepreneur, and how he upended the social media landscape when he bought Twitter and how he used that to influence the election.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Nov 25, 2024

Attorney General Dave Yost drops a video ending all speculation over his plans to run for governor...he definitely is.

All Sides Weekend: Arts & Culture Nov 22, 2024

Host Christopher Purdy and his guests preview art and cultural happenings in the Columbus area.

Local couple turns their neighborhood into a living Advent calendar Nov 21, 2024

We’re meeting a couple who’ve turned their Lancaster neighborhood into a living Advent calendar one window at a time.

National politics with Ken Rudin Nov 21, 2024

We’re looking ahead to Donald Trump 2.0 and what could be next for the Democrats with Ken Rudin, host of the "Political Junkie" podcast.

U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries Nov 20, 2024

Hakeem Jeffries is coming to Columbus to promote his new book, The ABCs of Democracy.

What does President-elect Donald Trump's economic plan mean for America? Nov 20, 2024

Many economists worry Trump's proposed policies could make inflation worse.

Report exposes systemic failures in how law enforcement handles missing persons cases Nov 18, 2024

The Columbus Dispatch looked into the cases of thousands of people who disappeared and have never been found.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Nov 18, 2024

A controversial bathroom bill is headed to Gov. Mike DeWine’s desk.

All Sides Weekend: Books Nov 15, 2024

On this edition of All Sides Weekend, Classical 101 Host Christopher Purdy and his guests suggest some titles that you might want to consider adding to your stack of must reads.

Ohio State women's basketball great Jacy Sheldon returns to the program in a new role Nov 14, 2024

From Dublin Coffman to the Dallas Wings, learn how Jacy Sheldon is reshaping basketball development as she takes on a new role with Ohio State.

Changing traffic patterns in Ohio Nov 14, 2024

We’ll talk about changing traffic patterns in Ohio’s metropolitan areas and new methods of monitoring traffic.

Libraries serving as centers for addressing social problems Nov 13, 2024

We’re breaking down what librarians are seeing and the changing role they’re taking on in our communities during this hour of All Sides.

Can Ohio public schools stop religious education during school hours? Nov 13, 2024

At the center of the debate is the increasingly popular Hilliard-based LifeWise Academy, which runs in more than 500 schools in 23 U.S. states.

Tech Tuesday: DNA reveals misconceptions about life before Mount Vesuvius' eruption Nov 12, 2024

Last week, with the use of DNA, researchers revealed that long-held assumptions missed the mark, providing tantalizing details of life before Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D.

The past, present and future of Columbus’ South Side Nov 12, 2024

New investments in housing and development have taken place on Columbus’ South Side in recent years.

The future of energy generation Nov 11, 2024

Asking Chat GPT a question uses more power than you think. A single query consumes 10 times the electricity of a google search, which is exponentially more power.

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Nov 11, 2024

Ohio voters handed President-elect Donald Trump a decisive win and created a vacancy in the U.S. Senate.

A sensory-friendly concert for children Nov 07, 2024

In 2003, Ohio native Steven Polovick was delivered by bush plane with seven other men to the Kahiltna glacier in Denali Nation Park.A landscape of ice and snow with dangerously low temperatures. It was all part of an adventure organized by The Veteran’s Adventure Group.

Bridging the political divide Nov 07, 2024

We’ll bring you the latest news from the election, historical context for where we are today and where we go from here.

Political figures weigh in on Ohio's election outcome Nov 06, 2024

We're hearing from some figures in Ohio's political landscape who will discuss the election's impact during this hour of All Sides.

Reaction to Ohio's major political races Nov 06, 2024

Republican Bernie Moreno has unseated Ohio’s last statewide Democrat Sherrod Brown.

Tech Tuesday: The technology powering modern elections Nov 05, 2024

Tuesday is Election Day.

Bribes to bullets: A brief history of the American ballot Nov 05, 2024

The word ballot comes from the Italian word for ball, which is how we used to pick our leaders. We’d drop a ball or bean or eventually a piece of paper into a container.

Cook your favorite popular Columbus restaurant dishes at home Nov 04, 2024

Have you ever enjoyed a restaurant meal and thought, “I’d sure like to try this at home?”

Weekly Reporter Roundtable Nov 04, 2024

Candidates up and down the ballot make their final pitches to voters and in many races, it’s a cliffhanger.

'Goosebumps' and other horror stories inspire plenty of spooky fun Oct 31, 2024

R.L. Stine, the author behind the legendary "Goosebumps" horror series, hails from Bexley.

Ken Rudin, host of the 'Political Junkie' podcast, discusses the Nov. 5 election Oct 31, 2024

Early voting has begun and candidates, including Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, have been making lots of media appearances to appeal to voters they hope to win over.

The importance of healthy soil Oct 30, 2024

Ohio will devote an upcoming week in November to the topic of healthy soil in hopes of getting more farmers on board.

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