Ken interviews John Dudas, co-owner of the huge C&J Comic Book Store in Cleveland, Ohio, Josh Blalock owner and publisher of Devil's Due Comics Studio in Chicago, Illinois, plus therapist and superhero expert Elizabeth Schrivner of Park Cities Counseling in Dallas, Texas.

Ken interviews John Taylor, Ph.D., is the founder of Parentology. He is a clinical specialist and has treated hundreds of children and adults with Sensory Processing Disorder, occurring in most individuals with ADHD and on the autism spectrum. He is the author of more than 40 books and videos on ADHD, including The Survival Guide for Kids with ADHD.

Ken interviews Cleveland State University research astronomer Jay Reynolds on a variety of space related topics.

Ken interviews Shelly Irvine of the Tropical Winds section, of the world famous University of Akron Steel Drum Band.

A discussion of cheating, divorce, and how to fix troubled marriages. .

Ken interviews psychic Francis Warfield who takes calls from listeners and makes predictions.

A look at the continuing wave of hatred and bias against immigrants, refugees, imgrants, and members of the LGBQT community in America.

An examination of how the 1969 Cuyahoga River Fire in Cleveland, Ohio sparked the birth of the worldwide environmental movement.

There are many job openings for women in nursing and health care fields, but more females are needed in high tech professions as well. Plus, recognizing the women in your family tree.

Welcome to Classic Ken, historically significant interviews by Hall of Fame journalist Ken Robinson.

The Malcolm Brown Art Gallery was a pioneering cultural hub in the affluent Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights, opening it's doors on September 18th, 1980. Founded by artist Malcolm Brown and his wife Ernestine, it is recognized as one of the first for-profit, Black-owned fine art galleries in the United States.

You will hear Ken Robinson interview Ernestine Brown on his Black Viewpoint talk show, on WJMO Radio in 1982.