Our guests discuss how concentrating too much on the future and the internet affects our world, our relationships and our lives.

We discuss why the Racial Achievement Gap exists, how it affects the lives of students during and what can be done to help students of all races and ethnicities achieve.

Adult coloring books are all the rage, we talk with two of the most popular artists of these books about why and how it can benefit everyone to relax and color a picture.

This holiday season, there probably won’t be a celebration in the country that doesn’t contain cheese in some form or another. It’s one of America’s favorite snack foods, and cheddar is our favorite variety of the dairy product. But what is cheese? How is it made and how did cheddar get to be America’s iconic cheese? And how do “processed cheese food products” fit into the mix? Our guest is a cheese expert and will answer those questions and more!

How do young people deal with race in their lives? We aren’t born racist, so how do some of them become that way? We talk to two young readers authors about their new book that addresses the issue. We discuss how young people relate to those of different races, how friendship and loyalty can figure into how we think of race, and why we need to question our expectations of behaviors based on race.

Our guest discusses the issue of being new and offers advice on how to navigate various situations when you’re the newbie in the room.

Our guests discuss the need for sustainable, ethically made gifts from clothing to jewelry to chocolate.

Our guest says that Henry Clay was just as important to our nation as the founding fathers, and he discusses the great contributions this Speaker of the House made.

Our two business specialists discuss how companies can avoid problems with their brands as well as how to clean up a mess a spokesperson gives the business a black eye.

Although their numbers are dwindling every year, there are still many people alive today who remember and lived through the Holocaust during World War II. One of these men spoke to us about his experience as a young boy in a Czechoslovakian work camp, and how his mother – through hard work, quick thinking and just pure luck – managed to keep herself and her two children from the death camps in Poland. He also discusses the need for young people to learn about the Holocaust and the reasons why it happene