(#18-44-Oct. 29-Nov. 4) Tony Uphoff comments on a new report on the health of manufacturing in the U.S. Kathy Longo discusses her book "Flourish Finacially." Laura Adams will talk about the growing problem of distracted drivers.

(#18-43-Oct. 22-Oct. 28) Former Deputy Director of the Department of Commerce discusses the state of the economy. Dr. Keita Frankln talks about depression and Rose Stuckey Kirk on new teaching techniques for kids.

(#18-42-Oct. 15-)ct. 21) Dr. Antoine discusses the dangers of marijuana. Danny Enee will talk about the future of higher education. Dr. John Kontor will detail how to reduce medical costs.

(#18-41-Oct. 8-Oct. 14) Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett comments on the growth of midsize cities. Anthony Saccaro answers the question, "Is the economy really booming?" Dr. Nina Shapiro details medical myths.

(#18-40-Oct. 1-Oct. 7) Dr. Elaina George discusses the concept of Medicare for all. Melissa Ridolfi will comment on a new college funding survery. Dr. Nimoli Fernando discusses the Doctor Yum Project.

(#18-39-Sept. 24-Sept. 30) Ed Mortimer talks about the future of transportation in the United States. Renee Linnell details why some people are attracted to cults. Betty Ing discusses helicopter parenting.

(#18-38-Sept. 17-Sept. 23) Frank Szollosi discusses efforts to save the wildlife act. Marywynn Lent details the pros and cons of homeschooling. Terra Wellington gives some parenting tips.

(#18-37-Sept. 10-Sept. 16) Political analyst Pat Caddell talks about the midterm elections. Tim Maloney discusses why alternative energy isn't the only answer and Chuck Cohn on new ways to tutor kids.

(#18-36-Sept. 3-Sept. 9) Researcher Margaret Hagerman talks about white privilege. Robert Spina comments on the growing problem of copyright infringement. Dana Holmes will give tips to parents on how to get their kids ready for school.

(#18-35-Aug. 27-Sept. 2) NY Times Correspondent David Kirkpatrick discusses the middle est and U.S. policy. Jennifer Crozier and Rashid Davis comments on new approaches to college degrees. Dr. Brad Radu will detail new research on smokeless tobacco.