(#10-2-Jan. 4-Jan. 10) David Price will discuss the war on drugs and decriminalization of marijuana. Corinne Chateau will talk about international adoptions, and Michael Hartman on how to find lost life insurance policies.

(Dec. 28-Jan. 3) Dr. Kay Wachuku will discuss the decriminalization of marijuana. Attorney Teresa Burrell will talk about the growing problem of child abuse, and analyst Ezra Becker on mortgage rate predictions for 2010.

(#9-52-Dec.-Dec. 27) Len Stauffenger will discuss how to have a more positive divorce. Weldon Long will talk about his transformation from being a convict to a millionaire. Holocaust survivor Lydia Reich will give her story.

(#9-51, Dec. 14-Dec. 20) Terry Mix will comment on national healthcare. Gay Chicoine will talk about family holiday resolutions, and Dr. Harold Katz on holiday halitosis.

(#9-50-Dec. 7-Dec. 13) Nader Pourhassen will discuss his book "The Corruption of the Muslim Mind". Don McCabe will talk about new treatments for dyslexia, and Lori Mazur on overpopulation and the environment.

(#9-49-Nov. 30-Dec. 7) Attorney Alexandra Natapoff will discuss the controversial use of snitches in criminal cases. Mary Jane McKittrick will talk about kids and ethics, and P.I. Ci Ci McNair will detail her most interesting cases.

(#9-48-Nov. 23-Nov. 29) Dr. Susan Stiffelman will discuss parenting without power struggles. Maya Hennessey will give some tips for caregivers, and kids author Grace Chang on literacy.

(#9-47-Nov. 16-Nov. 22) Stephen Hyde will discuss national healthcare. Dr. Ken Church will talk about the growing diabetes epidemic. Suzy Koontz will describe new ways to teach math to kids.

(#9-46-Nov. 9-Nov. 15) Dr. Charbel Moussa will discuss the dangers of radical Islam. David Swanson will talk about the "Imperial Presidency", and Lakesha McKnight on how to achieve personal goals.

(#9-45-Nov. 2-Nov. 8) TV Personality Deborah Norville will discuss her new web TV program on rheumatoid arthritis. Veteran broadcaster Mary Ellen Geist will talk about her personal story of caring for her father with Alzheimers. Ben Leichtling will comment on the growing program of bullying in schools.