(#20-50-Dec. 7-Dec. 13) Fannie Mae's Danielle McCoy discusses options for those with mortgage problems. Dr. Timothy Smith details how to reverse symptoms of Alzheimers and Andrew Ragusa on the state of the real estate market.

(#20-49-Nov. 30-Dec. 6) Matt DiBara details how to find the right contractor. Steve Simpson comments on the growing teenage suicide rates and Dr. John Jaquish on how to do home fitness the right way.

(#20-48-Nov. 23-Nov. 29) Today Show Financial Editor Jean Chatsky discusses Medicare options. Dr. Kimberly Berens details why students fail. Dr. Satjit Bhusri details Diabetes symptoms.

(#20-47-Nov. 16-Nov. 22) Neil Romano discusses 30 years the ADA. Dr. Patrick Porter gives some tips for seniors to keep brains active and two guests on ovarian cancer.

(#20-46-Nov. 9-Nov. 15) Dr. Christine Lovely talks about why there have been less cancer cases diagnosed during the pandemic. Andrew Parker will detail a new way to seniors to be less isolated and Dr. Karl Kern on heart health.

(#20-45-Nov. 2-Nov. 8) Richard Levine discusses his book on the emergence of China. Nathaniel Turner talks about how to get young students interested in STEM, and Darris Cooper on dog training during coronavirus.

(#20-44-Oct. 26-Nov.10 David Ribeiro details America's most energy efficient cities. Dr. Cornelius Grove comments on why some Asian students are better prepared for school and Stacey Miller on how to stop bullying.

(#20-43-Oct. 19-Oct. 25) Dwayne Bryant discusses racism in America. Danielle DiMartino answers the question, "Do we need the Federal Reserve?' Dr. Jonathan Graff-Radford details the latest news about Alzheimers Disease.

(#20-42-Oct. 12-Oct. 18) Derek Black comments on public education. Journalist Jeff Salingo details who gets into college and why plus Jim Hartung on a new way to approach taxes.

(#20-41-Oct. 5-Oct. 11) Legendary DJ Cousin Brucie discusses his career. Julie Swann will define herd immunity and Kia Malone on new ways to deal with chronic pain.