(#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.

(#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.