A look at what you can see on your screens. We'll talk about BBC America's new Saturday programming, "Wonderstruck." And True Royal TV's Nick Bullen (our very first guest) makes a return visit to talk about his streaming service's new documentary, "Megan for President?"

On this episode, we'll talk about the Beef Quality Assurance Program, a certification program for ranchers. Also, tips on preventing a stroke.

With World Series time here, a look at baseball seen through the lens of a single game in 2017, and told by Rob Neyer in "Power Ball: Anatomy of a Modern Baseball Game." Then, a chat with Yankee Legend Bernie Williams about the game, but also about caring for his ailing father . . . and what he's up to now that may surprise you!

What are the most influential projects of recent history? There's a list of them just out, and what's on it might surprise you. Projects need a manager . . . and so does everyday life. We'll talk about the skills needed to be a good manager - not only in business, but in life, too.

It's time to get your car ready for Fall and Winter, and Lauren Fix, "The Car Coach," has tips to get your car in shape. Also, Ken talks with the executive editor of Autotrader.com about things to keep in mind if you're thinking about buying an electric vehicle.

A show geared toward women . . . but men should listen, too! First, what people aren't doing about menopause: talking about it - and why. Later, results of a new study that still shows that women have a harder time getting small business loans - and what can be done about it. Also: who are we attracted to, and what people look for in a mate - for a night . . . or a lifetime!

Diversity in the classroom - or the lack thereof - is the focus of this episode, talking with principals of two reports: one on the lack of black male teachers and the other on how "education entrepreneurs" need help improving the experience for Latino students. Also, some findings from a new report on how the U.S. is at risk of losing the edge in technological innovation and how it can reclaim it.

The old diesel school bus belching black smoke is becoming a thing of the past. New, low-emission buses are taking their place - and having a decided impact on kids' learning. Ken talks with the president of the Propane Research Education Council about a new study. Also: learning about Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) with a research officer at the Veterans Administration.

This time, details of an opioid disposal program being used at hospitals across the country. Also: Ken talks with an insurance expert about open enrollment coming soon; and the demise of manners and common courtesy in America.

We've just passed "National Dog Day," and in this episode, Ken talks with a veterinarian about a condition all dogs can get: Canine Osteoarthritis. Then, how often should you check in on your portfolio? Probably more often than you do, according to our second guest.