In this intergenerational show, we focus the humanitarian work of the non-profit group Szu-Ching, where respect for others is of primary importance, no matter what one's circumstances in life. We also hear about respect for veterans and efforts to honor the service of World War II veterans. And it's never too late to get outdoors and get active. Learn about rappeling activities from someone in his late 70's. We also hear music from the artist Heather Victoria.

Bob and Connie discuss the state of the union, police brutality and racism in Columbus and how the media portrays conspiracy theorists

On today’s Youth Beat Radio we challenge listeners to explore new perspectives. We hear adults' opinions of how you know someone is right for you. What are your thoughts about cheerleaders? Are they based on stereotypes, or on the facts about needed skills and athletic abilities? Learn about the country of Jamaica and about Indian music. What is it like to be a second-generation Asian American? There are probably things you haven't thought about. Finally, Mad Mike talks about the newest Harry Potter movie.

This is a space for trying out new programs that have been approved by the Programming Committee.

Various hosts interview local guests

Christophe Matata - The Later Years. Rest in Peace Poet of Buja