Kara Cooney, author of "The Good Kings:  Absolute Power in Ancient Egypt and the Modern World."  The book examines the legacy of five notable Egyptian pharaohs - and also seeks to explore how a given leader could attain that degree of power - and whether or not such a thing could still occur in the 21st century.  

From 2005 -  J.R. Noehringer talks about his best-selling book "The Tender Bar: a Memoir."  

From 2006-  Mary Pipher talks about her book "Letters to a Young Therapist."  

From 2001 - a conversation with Mike Lemens, Director of Engineering for the city of Kenosha- talking about city streets, how they are constructed, and how determinations are made about when and where road reconstruction occurs.  

From the archives - sometime in the early 2000's - Erica Zager, a recruiter for the Peace Corps.  

We talk with the author and illustrator of an amazing new children's picture book about the legendary Jimi Hendrix, titled "Song for Jimi." 

Former U.S. Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich discusses his latest book "Beyond Biden:  Rebuilding the America We Love."  

Analysis and reflection from Dr. Art Cyr, Clausen Distinguished Professor of Political Economy and World Business at Carthage College. 

From 2003- an interview about the Wheels of Justice Tour and its so-called Peace Bus and its visit to the city of Racine.  

From 2013-  Lori Hartwell, author of "Chronically Happy: Joyful Living in spite of Chronic Illness."