We talk to a sociologist about W.E.B. Du Bois and why he was denied accolades for developing a new way to study various populations in the United States.

We talk with two young adult authors about how kids work out issues through the genre and learn valuable lessons about hope, trust, friendship, good and evil.

Sex and labor trafficking are big business in the U.S. and around the world. Two experts discuss how to help victims escape from a life of slavery and abuse.

About this time of year, New Year’s resolutions begin to wane. Our guests give advice on crafting a goal and setting up a process that will help you attain it.

What is the gap? When did it begin to develop and why? And what can we do to narrow it? Our guests offer their opinions on the subject and some solutions.

Do humans have more than five senses? Our guest wanted to know, so she spoke to scientists and biohackers about our five senses and perhaps even finding a 6th sense.

We take a look back at the game and some of its stars, coaches and dynasties.

We talk to three marketing specialists about how to craft a good ad, how ads are effectively measured and what makes an ad memorable.

Many stories of child sexual abuse in schools by trusted teachers, coaches and clergy have come to light in the past decade or so. We talk to a former student of the Horace Mann School about how the story of abuse there came to light.

We talk to a spokesperson for lab-grown diamonds and to a geologist about how mined diamonds and gemstones compare to those grown in a lab.