Ken interviews John Dudas co-owner of C&J Comic Book Store, Josh Blaylock owner of Devil's Due Comics, and America's Therapist Elizabeth Scrivner. 

Ken interviews author and journalist Neil Chethik about how men can cope when they lose their fathers.  Also, Serge Prengel, author of the book, Still A Dad - the Divorceds Father's Promise. Plus, Al Grimes of the Fatherhood Initiative explains how all men can become better dads. 

Ken interviews CSU research astronomer Jay Reynolds about some of astrophysics biggest celestial achievements. 

Former inmate Richard Swiger, who was sentenced to life behind bars, is now changing lives as a field operations manager for Prison Fellowship. Sue McConnell of the Better Business Bureau talks about scams aimed at college students. Author Douglas Rushkoff explains how marketers are targeting consumers. 

UFO sightings are rising, robocalls are on the increase, students are leaving college without character, and why do religious people do what they do? Ken's guests are Ryan Burrow of ABC News, Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast, retired Major General Josiah Bunting III, and author & scientist Charles Panati. 

Ken examines breaking technology aimed at helping burn victims quickly recover with less pain. Also, how to receive medical assistance at Community Health Centers, new methods of providing treatment to ill and injured athletes, and advice for new boaters. 

Ken explores the continuing decline in cancer deaths, and the possibility of fighting the disease with macrobiotic therapy. Also, people are exploring new options for burials. Guests are Dr. Stanton Gerson of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, author and cancer survivor Mina Dobic, Darcy Downey of Prevent Blindness America, and Morgen Henderson of Choice Mutual Insurance. 

Family therapist and author Leslie Landis, Rachel Zhou of GirlUp, and two representatives of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. 

Americans are on the move. ABC News correspondent Alex Stone reports that there's an exodus from the states of New Jersey, Illinois, New York, Connecticut, Kansas, and Ohio. Tobie Stanger of Consumer Reports magazine urges Americans on the move to check their car insurance. Phil Sklar says more people are visiting his National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. James V. O'Connor feels Americans can improve themselves by not cussing. Michelle Weiner-Davis says lifestyles can be improved without the use of counseling. 

Tracy Plouck of Ohio University says their study shows that suicide is now a major public health threat. Michelle Star attempted suicide but now helps people deal with stressful conditions that could lead to tragedy.