(#19-2-Jan. 7-Jan. 13: Jamie Rappaport Clark discusses the environmental impact of a border wall. Chris Ayers comments on the need for more protections for whistleblowers and John Collopoy on addiction recovery.

(#19-01, Dec. 31-Jan. 6) Noreen Springstead discusses the results of a new hunger survey. Joryn Jenkins talks about the effects of tweeting in the courtroom and Dr. Lisa Shulman on grief and loss.

(#18-52-Dec. 24-Dec. 30) Diane Herbert will comment on life with diabetes. Dan Klein of the PAN Foundation talks about their work in giving relief for medicare costs. Editor Sarah Janssen details the fascinating contents of the 2019 World Almanac.

(#18-51-Dec. 17-Dec. 23) Dr. Maria Brose and Nichol Miller comment on a new genomic test for cancer. Joseph Falbo details some tips for successful retirement planning. Dr. Anita Myers talks about how to stay out of the dentist chair.

(#18-50-Dec. 10-Dec. 16) John Mathews has a new take on mass shootings. Jack Myers talks about the new male culture. Dr. Erin Largo-White discusses stress.

(#18-49-Dec. 3-Dec. 9) Kurt Eichenwald discusses the social stigma of Epilepsy. Jill Ferguson details the growth of the freelance movement. Hannibal Luis Negron talks about the growing vegan movement.

(#18-48-Nov. 26-Dec. 2) Journalist Ralph Cipriano discusses media bias. Dr. Ira Williams details how to become a healthcare warrior and Ben Shear on how to help those exercise aches and pains.

(#18-47-Nov. 19-25) America's Sheriff David Clarke comments on racial violence in the country. Dr. Mark Menolascino discusses anxiety disorders. Dr. Anne Kenny will detail how caregivers can better care for the sick.

(#18-46-Nov. 12-Nov. 18) Audra Wolfe discusses how science affects politics. Dr. Ana Fuentevilla weighs in on the opioid epidemic and Mike Moore on the crisis at the FBI.

(#18-45-Nov. 5-Nov. 11) Bruce Nagy discusses the future of electric cars. Sanford Kahn comments on the economy and Dr.. Susan Noonen on depression.