All Sides with Ann Fisher

For every dietary advice there seems to be equal and opposite advice. Coming up on Wellness Wednesday, a look back at some of our favorite segments. We'll compare six popular diets and look at how they hold up against science. Plus, how new research may help treat eating disorders. 

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 Scott will face off in November.

The days of having physical photo albums are over. Having a smart phone with a camera is common, which means Americans are taking more photos than ever . We'll look at the best photo storage websites including the newly emerged cloud storage. Plus, bringing renewable energy batteries to consumers and the latest tech gadgets. 

A series of police-related shootings have captured the attention of the media and the nation. Several responding protests point to a growing perception that the law enforcement model in the United States is deeply flawed. This hour, we look at Governor Kasich's new calls for police reform, as well as community and police reactions.

In 1789 the debate over the new constitution, which had raged for years, was finally drawing to a close. James Madison was hard at work, along with his fellow federalists, at putting the finishing touches on the constitution and the guarantees which they called the Bill of Rights.

Last week, the nation was fixated on the protests and riots taking place in Baltimore. Meanwhile, here in Columbus, Governor Kasich ordered new standards for the use of deadly force by police.

Welcome to Braggsville is a novel about three generation X-ers with a tragic twist.

This show, a conversation with Ohio House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger on the budget recently passed by the House, and his duties as speaker. Before that, we discuss reenactments of President Lincoln's repose at the Ohio Statehouse, on the 150 anniversary of the events. 

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.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams recently recalled all of their products and closed their retail stores after finding listeria in one of their sample products. Meanwhile, 21 cases of botulism were discovered after a church potluck in Lancaster. Coming up on Wellness Wednesday, food borne illness prevention and the future of treadmills.