(#19-22-May 28-June 2) Dr. Sylvanus Ayeni discusses the challenges of continuing foreign aid to Africa. Robbie Baxter details the pros and cons of the membership economy. Lance Smith gives some Father's Day gift ideas.

(#19-21-May 20-May 26) Dr. Christopher Loftus and David Lucier comment on veterans mental health. Dixie Andelin Forsyth talks about stay-at-home moms and Dr. Amy Shah on how to reduce the symptoms of allergies.

(#19-20-May 13-May 19) Lindsey Lamont details how to get rid of those scam phone calls. Michael Zalenty discusses how to talk to kids about controversial subjects and Michael Serazio on the power of sports.

(#19-19-May 6-May 12) Jean Chatzky comments on the retirement savings gap. Dulcinea Moore discusses legal immigration and the American dream plus travel guru Joe Miragliotta on how to get involved with vacation volunteering.

(#19-18-Apr. 29-May 5) Christopher Mantei talks about rising anti-semitism in America. Sally Clark discusses how moms can talk to their daughters about sexual abuse. Dr. Brent Larson details the pros and cons of orthodontics.

(19-17-April 22-April 28) Henry Reichman will discuss the fight for academic freedom. Edward Eichhorn will talk about how to heal healthcare and Ann Jean Davis on veganism and climate.

(#19-16-Apr. 15-Apr. 21) Dr. Shola Ezeokoli will discuss doctor burnout. Samantha Simon details how to get rid of invasive pests. James Templeton will talk about his victory over cancer by using natural remedies.

(#19-15-April 8-April 14) Money momma Natalie Elisha talks about how women can better manage their finances. Dr. Cass Ingram details natural remedies for the flu. Brian Semling discusses scientific toys for kids.

(#19-4-Apr. 1-Apr. 7) CW Brotherton discusses why more African Americans are supporting the Trump administration. Rod Pyle will detail the future of NASA. Dr. Drew Sherrod will talk about the jury crisis.

(#19-13-Mar. 25-Mar. 31) Noah Horowitz discusses the fight for energy efficiency standards. Quint Studer talks about the need for stronger communities. Beatrice Pang comments on her book "The Gig Economy."