Ken Robinson explores the continuing need for donated blood,  plus solutions to hair loss for men and women. 

The number of prison inmates continues to grow, but you still have to watch out for crime.

An exploration of the once taboo topic of menopause, and Ken finds out that your heart, actually has a brain of its own?

Ken Robinson interviews an activist who says music is becoming too angry and violent. Plus a look at the Americorp jobs program that's helping young people develop valuable career skills. 

Ken Robinson explores the causes of diabetes, and the best practices for prevent and treatment. (1999)

Ken Robinson explores ways to keep from being ripped off during the holiday season. (1999)

Onie Temple, the owner of an Ohio Ford dealership shares his insight and knowledge of the inner working of the auto business. (1990) Also, career and life advice from former astronaut Buzz Aldrin. 

Ken interviews medical expert Guy Comfort about sexually transmitted diseases before the discovery of HIV-AIDS. 

Everything you ever wanted to know about Steel Drum music with Shelly Irvine and the University of Akron Steel Drum Band. 

Attending a community college may be a good bargain. Also a look at a special school that helps children with learning disabilities, in an episode that aired in 2000.