Sometimes our minds and body take an unexpected turn. We might miss someone we never thought we would, we might make poor choices, and we might, despite what we ever thought, lose control of our movements altogether. Today, Upper Arlington students discuss family, the future, alcohol, and drugs. Bridgette Kreuz talks to Pam Starky about her job as an occupational therapist and the reward of giving independence back to patients. Also, Ohio State student Harrison Sydnor talks about the ramifications of poaching ginseng.

As part of her 100-city book tour (The Silenced Majority), Amy Goodman and co-author Denis Moynihan speak at the First UU Church of Columbus on Sept. 15, 2012. Topics include importance of dissent and protest in today's political environment.

The DJBC Happy Hour Broadcast LIVE on September 17, 2012 from the WCRS studios.

Libraries for Liberia Foundation is hosting a fundraising event on October 23rd, at Otterbein University.

Dry tonight and Tomorrow Morning but looking at a wet Friday Evening Commute home.