(#9-20-May 11-May 17): Dr. Murray Grossan will discuss how to get rid of sinus trouble naturally. Anthony Scavuzzo will talk about how to drive for free, and Darlene Quinn on how to have an active retirement.

(#9-19-May 4-May 10) Russ Allen will discuss his book "The Electrocution of America". Joanne Stern will give some parenting tips, and Leo Kim will opine about the merging of science and spirituality in the 21st century.

(Apr. 27-May 4-#9-18) Tolman Geffs will discuss the threat of domestic terrorism. Mary Lloyd will talk about super-charged retirement, and Steve Dexter with an update on the economy.

(#9-17-Apr. 20-Apr. 16) Robert Renteria will discuss his book "From Barrio to the Boardroom". Teri Haux will give some tips to parents on how to find family-friendly films, and Lee Anne Wright talks about how to organize kids.

(#9-16-Apr. 13-Apr. 19) Dr. Kirk Laman will discuss heart health. Kari Kay will talk about diversity education for kids, and Daryl Hagar on alcoholism and the high seas.

(#9-14-Mar. 30-Apr. 6) Attorney Hanna Hasl-Kirchner will discuss E-mail privacy in the workplace. Pat Benjamin will talk about current issues and her book "The Perot Legacy", and Scott Sonnon will give some home exercising tips.

(#9-13-Mar. 23-Mar.29) Connie Podesta will give tips on how to keep a job during tough economic times. J. Dennis Wolfe will talk about the perils of national health care, and Mark Hansen on how teens can be successful in their lives and careers.

(#9-12-Mar. 16-Mar. 22): Dr. John Feeney will discuss over-population and the environment. Relationship expert Christine Arylo will talk about her book "Choosing Me Before We", and Mark Tomlinson on the future of manufacturing in the United States.

(#9-11-Mar. 9-Mar. 15) Private investigator Pierre McLean will discuss fraud in the mortgage industry. Amber Lupton will talk about her book "Give Peace a Deadline", and Dr. Benjamin Natelson on "Your Symptoms are Real".