Steve talks again with Kenneth T. Walsh, an award-winning Washington journalist who has covered the White House for US News & World Report since 1986, including every president since Ronald Reagan and author of The Architects of Toxic Politics in America: Venom and Vitriol

Steve talks with Michael Davis about how echos of the Cold War connect the chaos and confusion in American politics and culture.

Steve talks about the Social Narratives and Economic Realities with Economist Christopher Thornberg of www.beaconecon.com.

Steve talks about cultural and identity issues on topics encompassing current affairs, race, faith and forgiveness with Kimi Katiti, a multimedia visual artist, music performer and producer.

Alone with his microphone, Steve tells a few stories about Capitalism, about increasing taxes on the rich and about good solutions to America’s serious housing shortage.

Steve talks about the future of Judaism with Rabbi Michael Strassfeld, author of Judaism Disrupted: A Spiritual Manifesto for the 21st Century.

Steve talks about Disneyland and Walt Disney World with David Koenig, author of The Fifty-Fivers: The Pioneers Who Settled Disneyland.

Success in business requires not only finding a way to become effective in the first place but also figuring out how to sustain over time.  Steve talks with Catherine Baker, author of Staying The Distance: The Lessons from Sport that Business Leaders have been Missing.

Steve talks with Jill Escher, author of an article titled “The Autism Surge: Lies, Conspiracies, and My Own Kids” about the diagnosis, causes, treatments and impact of Autism.

Steve talks with five-time United States Congressman, Professor of Law and Economics, Chair of the California Common Sense Party and former Supreme Court Attorney/Law Clerk Tom Campbell about Democracy, threats to Democracy and the state of our union.