(#20-40-Sept. 28-Oct. 4) Ben Kehl discusses Medicare options. Jill Gonzalez gives an update on what states are getting back to work. Al Kovach comments on difficulties paralyzed veterans have in voting.

(#20-39-Sept. 21-Sept. 27) Laura Gomez discusses Latinos and immigration. Monica Sanders talks about emergency preparedness during the Coronavirus and Murray Wadsworth on prostate cancer.

(#20-38-Sept. 20) Samantha Batko discusses new approaches to homelessness. Radio Executive Ed Mann talks about his new book "For the Love of Radio." Howard Gottlieb discuses the Read-a-Thon program.

(#20-37-Sept. 7-Sept. 13) Attorney Bell answers the question, "Have voting rights eroded?' Rob Badger and Nita Winter discuss how to become a citizen scientist and Maribel Alonso on preparing safe school lunches.

(#20-36-Aug. 31-Sept. 7) Dr. Andrea Klemes comments on increased depression because of the pandemic. Dr. Laura Cheever talks about the progress of HIV treatments and Scott Dow on the growth of on-line education.

(#20-35-Aug. 24-Aug. 30) Lisa Conyers comments on rising crony capitalism in the land. Pete Hutchinson talks about the challenges of mail-in voting and Dr. Richard Arrivello answers the question,"Are corporate events safe?"

(#20-34-Aug. 17-Aug. 23) Robert Katzburg talks about vanishing juries. Dr. Enric Sala comments on his book "The Nature of Nature" and Brian Blase on transparent healthcare pricing.

(#20-33-Aug. 10-Aug. 16) Dr. John Lott comments on gun control .Dr. Nir Barzili details how folks can build up their immune systems to fight disease and John Jaquish on just how safe are gyms.

(#20-32-Aug. 3-Aug. 9) Eric Tyson discusses how to save money on college tuition. Sam Peters talks about the "defund the police movement" and George Geary on fair foods.

(#20-31-July 27-Aug. 2) Ghostbusters Star Ernie Hudson talks about cancer prevention. Gene Sperling comments on economic justice for all. Paul Skousen comments on how to save the Constitution.