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Ohio lawmakers are racing to meet the Wednesday deadline to pass a two-year state budget. Lawmakers passed an interim budget on June 30, giving themselves another 17 days to reach a compromise. Today on the Weekly Reporter Roundtable, the state of the state spending plan and more.

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Jul 15, 2019

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All Sides with Ann Fisher is a two-hour daily public affairs talk show designed to touch all sides of the issues and events that shape life in central Ohio.

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How Dollar Stores Impact Communities: Dollar stores are convenient when you need quick access to toilet paper, snacks, greeting cards, and craft supplies. But in some communities, residents are forced to rely on those stores for everything as dollar stores push out competitors. An ordinance by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Future Of Retail: Big department stores such as Macy's and Sears were once retail empires. Now mass closures and layoffs have some business analysts predicting the end of physical retail stores. Other experts disagree, saying that those in retail can stay viable by by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Tech Tuesday: Your Data's Worth: Social media outlets like Facebook and Google make money from your data. They use personal information to craft marketing and advertising materials. Two U.S. Senators proposed a bipartisan legislation that would pull back the curtain on just how much by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Weekly Reporter Roundtable: A federal judge last week temporarily blocked an Ohio ban on abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. The decision benefits both abortion-rights supporters and opponents. Supporters are pleased that the ban won’t immediately take effect. Opponents by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Wellness Wednesday: Healthful Posture: Smartphones have become a part of our daily lives. Now researchers are asking how those phones and our constant relationship with them could change our bodies. Medical experts say that they are skeptical of a 2018 study that blamed smartphone use for the by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
49 min listen
Gay Rights And The Stonewall Riots: The Stonewall Riots of 1969 are considered the catalysts for the modern-day gay rights movenment. It's been 50 years since the histroic riots, which began when police raided a gay bar in New York City called Stonewall Inn. Tody on All Sides, a look back by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Tech Tuesday: Encryption Crackdown: Trump administration officials met last week to discuss if it should seek legislation that would prohibit tech companies from using forms of encryption that law enforcement can't break. Senior officials debated whether to ask Congress to outlaw end-to-end by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
49 min listen
Weekly Reporter Roundtable: State lawmakers failed this weekend to strike a deal on a two-year operating budget and instead took steps to keep state government open for the next 17 days. It's the first time since 2009 that lawmakers have missed the legal deadline to adopt an by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Wellness Wednesday: Benefits Of Well Wishes: Longtime “Jeopardy!” game show host Alex Trebek reported in May that his stage 4 pancreatic cancer was in “near remission” after announcing he had it in March. Trebek thanked the “hundreds of thousands of people who have sent emails, texts, tweets and by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
49 min listen
Wellness Wednesday: Vitiligo Treatment: More than 150,000 Americans are treated for vitiligo - an autoimmune disease where the body attacks the cells that give skin its color. Vitiligo is incurable and the causes of it are still mostly unknown, but a new topical cream was recently found to by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Columbus Ticket Taxes Take Effect: The new ticket tax in Columbus went into effect this week. The 5% tax will apply to some sporting events and arts venues, and is expected to raise some $6 million a year for the Greater Columbus Arts Council to funds arts in the city. But the tax is not by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Tech Tuesday: DNA And Law Enforcement: An increasing number of amateur genealogists have turned to DNA testing for part of their query, uploading the data to websites that point them to otherwise unknown or distant relatives, sometimes entire branches of a family tree. But, what they upload in by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Summertime Bugs With Mark Berman: Last year, entomologist Mark Berman predicted an insect apocalypse. This year, he has stepped back from the brink, noting more bugs on his windshield and the impact of a wet spring. Today on All Sides, catch up with Mark Berman and his world of bugs. by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Porn As A Public Health Crisis: Nineteen Ohio lawmakers want to classify pornography as a public health crisis. They say that the use of porn is tied with sex trafficking and sexual abuse. This move adds Ohio to the growing list of GOP-controlled states that are pursuing legislation by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
U.S. Women's National Team And Equal Pay: The U.S. Women’s National Team won its fourth World Cup on Sunday in a 2-0 match against the Netherlands. But after the ticker tape parade in New York City on Wednesday, the Americans still face the challenge of a lawsuit they filed in March against the U by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Children's And Young Adult Literature: Children and young adult literature has changed througout the decades. The very first children's books were printed and sold in 1740. The earliest children's books were designed to teach kids moral behavior. From Little Women to modern-day series such as by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
National Politics With Political Junkie Ken Rudin: Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta on Wednesday defended a 10-year-old plea agreement with accused sex trafficker Jeffery Epstein. As the top federal prosecutor in Miami at the time, Acosta negotiated what has been deemed a sweetheart deal for Epstein, who by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Weekly Reporter Roundtable: Ohio lawmakers are racing to meet the Wednesday deadline to pass a two-year state budget. Lawmakers passed an interim budget on June 30, giving themselves another 17 days to reach a compromise. Today on the Weekly Reporter Roundtable, the state of the by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
49 min listen
Midsummer Gardening With Debra Knapke: By this time of the summer, the typical Central Ohio garden is somewhere between full bloom and full on disaster. Rain has played a major role this season. Today on All Sides, Ohio’s Garden Sage Debra Knapke joins us with her take on the weather and tips by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
The 50th Anniversary Of The Moon Landing: July 20 is the 50th Anniversary of the first human to set foot on the moon. The auspicious occasion was witnessed around the world, eight years after President John F. Kennedy made his pitch to Congress for funding. Today on All Sides, the ongoing by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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The 50th Anniversary Of The Moon Landing: July 20 is the 50th Anniversary of the first human to set foot on the moon. The auspicious occasion was witnessed around the world, eight years after President John F. Kennedy made his pitch to Congress for funding. Today on All Sides, the ongoing by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Children's And Young Adult Literature: Children and young adult literature has changed througout the decades. The very first children's books were printed and sold in 1740. The earliest children's books were designed to teach kids moral behavior. From Little Women to modern-day series such as by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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National Politics With Political Junkie Ken Rudin: Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta on Wednesday defended a 10-year-old plea agreement with accused sex trafficker Jeffery Epstein. As the top federal prosecutor in Miami at the time, Acosta negotiated what has been deemed a sweetheart deal for Epstein, who by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Midsummer Gardening With Debra Knapke: By this time of the summer, the typical Central Ohio garden is somewhere between full bloom and full on disaster. Rain has played a major role this season. Today on All Sides, Ohio’s Garden Sage Debra Knapke joins us with her take on the weather and tips by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Porn As A Public Health Crisis: Nineteen Ohio lawmakers want to classify pornography as a public health crisis. They say that the use of porn is tied with sex trafficking and sexual abuse. This move adds Ohio to the growing list of GOP-controlled states that are pursuing legislation by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Wellness Wednesday: Vitiligo Treatment: More than 150,000 Americans are treated for vitiligo - an autoimmune disease where the body attacks the cells that give skin its color. Vitiligo is incurable and the causes of it are still mostly unknown, but a new topical cream was recently found to by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Tech Tuesday: DNA And Law Enforcement: An increasing number of amateur genealogists have turned to DNA testing for part of their query, uploading the data to websites that point them to otherwise unknown or distant relatives, sometimes entire branches of a family tree. But, what they upload in by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
U.S. Women's National Team And Equal Pay: The U.S. Women’s National Team won its fourth World Cup on Sunday in a 2-0 match against the Netherlands. But after the ticker tape parade in New York City on Wednesday, the Americans still face the challenge of a lawsuit they filed in March against the U by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Summertime Bugs With Mark Berman: Last year, entomologist Mark Berman predicted an insect apocalypse. This year, he has stepped back from the brink, noting more bugs on his windshield and the impact of a wet spring. Today on All Sides, catch up with Mark Berman and his world of bugs. by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Weekly Reporter Roundtable: A federal judge last week temporarily blocked an Ohio ban on abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. The decision benefits both abortion-rights supporters and opponents. Supporters are pleased that the ban won’t immediately take effect. Opponents by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Wellness Wednesday: Benefits Of Well Wishes: Longtime “Jeopardy!” game show host Alex Trebek reported in May that his stage 4 pancreatic cancer was in “near remission” after announcing he had it in March. Trebek thanked the “hundreds of thousands of people who have sent emails, texts, tweets and by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
49 min listen
Columbus Ticket Taxes Take Effect: The new ticket tax in Columbus went into effect this week. The 5% tax will apply to some sporting events and arts venues, and is expected to raise some $6 million a year for the Greater Columbus Arts Council to funds arts in the city. But the tax is not by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Tech Tuesday: Encryption Crackdown: Trump administration officials met last week to discuss if it should seek legislation that would prohibit tech companies from using forms of encryption that law enforcement can't break. Senior officials debated whether to ask Congress to outlaw end-to-end by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
49 min listen
How Dollar Stores Impact Communities: Dollar stores are convenient when you need quick access to toilet paper, snacks, greeting cards, and craft supplies. But in some communities, residents are forced to rely on those stores for everything as dollar stores push out competitors. An ordinance by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Weekly Reporter Roundtable: State lawmakers failed this weekend to strike a deal on a two-year operating budget and instead took steps to keep state government open for the next 17 days. It's the first time since 2009 that lawmakers have missed the legal deadline to adopt an by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Gay Rights And The Stonewall Riots: The Stonewall Riots of 1969 are considered the catalysts for the modern-day gay rights movenment. It's been 50 years since the histroic riots, which began when police raided a gay bar in New York City called Stonewall Inn. Tody on All Sides, a look back by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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Future Of Retail: Big department stores such as Macy's and Sears were once retail empires. Now mass closures and layoffs have some business analysts predicting the end of physical retail stores. Other experts disagree, saying that those in retail can stay viable by by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
50 min listen
Wellness Wednesday: Healthful Posture: Smartphones have become a part of our daily lives. Now researchers are asking how those phones and our constant relationship with them could change our bodies. Medical experts say that they are skeptical of a 2018 study that blamed smartphone use for the by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
49 min listen
Tech Tuesday: Your Data's Worth: Social media outlets like Facebook and Google make money from your data. They use personal information to craft marketing and advertising materials. Two U.S. Senators proposed a bipartisan legislation that would pull back the curtain on just how much by All Sides with Ann Fisher Podcast
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