Ken explores juvenile diabetes, in which little or no insulin is produced by the pancreas. Globally, about 80,000 children are diagnosed each year. Also a look at the importance of Earth Day, and the dangers of teen summer driving. 

Ken interviews Bill Johnson of the American Automobile Association on ways to have a smooth road trip. Also a look at how to take great holiday photos. 

Ken interviews professors Julia Lewis and Patrick McHenry who explore how to deal with divorce and cope with marriage.

How to select quality investments with Dave Kansas of TheStreet.com. Also, the best ways to get out of debt, plus reasons why college tuition costs so much. 

Eric Joseph has a warning about the criminal side of the entertainment industry. He says, what you learn could save your life. 

Ken takes a look at minorities who were making a difference at the vanguard of the digital information age. There's also a little known fact about Meghan Markle at the end. 

Ken interviews futurist Daniel Bernstein about the tech gap of the late 1990s. Is it any better today? You decide. 

Ken interviews Jay Marcus who claims yoga and meditation are crime vaccines. Also, a look at the crime of auto theft. 

The practicality of using needle exchange programs to prevent the spread of diseases from intravenous drug users. Also an examination of the safest ways to lose excess pounds. 

How to protect your family from twisters, Plus a discussion about America's rust belt poor back in 1995.