(#21-4-Jan. 18-Jan. 24) Dr. Dean Fanelli gives an update on the push to get vaccines to the public. Shawn Wright details how to solve holiday overspending and Tamara Payne on the life of Malcolm X.

(#21-3-Jan. 11-Jan. 17) Juan Riboldi comments on the immigration process throughout the years. David Krehbiel talks about how people can batter deal with Dyslexia and John Walker on Dry January.

(#21-2, Jan. 4-Jan. 10) Ravi Hutheesing talks about the future of education. Laura Pelligrini discusses a new documentary about youth activities and Karina Lemerana details how to organize your home for the new year.

(#21-1-Dec. 28-Jan. 3) Steve Melink comments on the future of clean energy. Dr. Arethusa Kirk talks about baby healthy during the pandemic and Nik Miles on the changing car buying market.

(#20-52-Dec. 21-Dec. 27) Rhett Buttle discusses programs to aid minority businesses. Neil Bradley comments on the stimulus and Dr. Judith Orloff on how to get rid of those people who can zap your energy.

(#20-51-Dec. 14-Dec. 20) David Dozier comments on efforts to end the death penalty. Mary Ann Burke talks about new online education programs and Allan Stevo on the mask controversy.

(#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.