Bob Salter spoke with listeners about reactions to the March 14, 2018 nationwide student walkouts protesting gun violence, student demands for Congressional action, and reasons for talk about gun control in the aftermath of the Parkland Florida school shootings.

Igea Brain and Spine physicians Arun Rajaran, M.D., and Adam Lipson, M.D., discussed how rehabilitation of veterans mpacted development of prosthetics and tourniquet therapy, and the importance of proper stretching and preparation to avoid common sports injuries.

P1-Former nanny Ruka Curate discussed tips for hiring a nanny or a manny, qualities of good nannies and mannies, and proper vetting practices for nannies and mannies.

P2-Author and investigative journalist Jerome Coris, ph.d., discussed suggestions that can adopted to stem the tide of school,shootings across the country and his view qualified staff and teachers should be permitted to carry guns when they are working in schools or universities,

Author Emily Slingluff discussed her view that many of the recent school attacks involve people who are unhappy, why parents are the main influence in the childrens’ lives, and how parents determine whether the children grow up depressed or happy with life.

Author and therapist Gillian Padgett discussed ways to deal with trauma from a horrific event, why people not directly touched by the Parkland Florida school shooting may experience secondhand trauma, and how everyone processes trauma differently.