Alone with his microphone today, Steve reminisces about his Dad, a doctor that made house calls.  Next, Steve looks at whose fault it is that people now tend be optimistic about their own lives but think the world is falling apart.  Then, as a real estate lawyer and...

Every president’s “bully pulpit” at the White House is commanded as much by the visual as the verbal. Steve has his third interview with the consummate historian of the modern presidency, Kenneth T. Walsh, author of Ultimate Insiders: White House Photographers and How...

Nothing can sink the heart of a couples therapist faster, no matter how battle-tested or savvy, than the mixed-agenda, half-in/half-out duo:  Spouse A wants desperately to save the marriage, while Spouse B is already busy planning a post-divorce life.  Steve...

Judges have enormous power to make decisions, change lives and impact society. We hear news reports daily about rulings judges make but rarely do we get to hear what judges actually think. With his daughter, attorney Melanie Archer, Steve interviews the Honorable...

Some people have problems getting enough quality sleep, while others could but just don’t. Today we define a good night’s sleep very narrowly: eight hours in one shot, sealed off in private bedrooms, children apart from parents. But for most of human history,...

Sometimes it’s hard to be calm in the digital world. With more than a billion personal records already stolen, we all need a plan for how to react if our information is compromised. Steve talks with Adam Levin, author of Swiped: How to Protect Yourself in a World Full...

Recently, Steve heard a dad give his son some bad advice about college and starts with that. Then, Steve had an extraordinary meal in an extraordinary restaurant and talks with two of the owners of Abe Fisher Philadelphia, General Manager Brian Kane and Chef Yehuda...

Steve interviews Amity Shlaes, author of two books with important lessons about some of the challenges that face us today: 1) Coolidge, a story of Calvin Coolidge, President of the United States of America from 1923 to 1929, and 2) The Forgotten Man, A New History of...

In a few states Marijuana is not just legal, it’s practically required. Steve talks with Bruce Barcott, author of Weed the People: The Future of Legal Marijuana in America.

Steven was in Washington DC last week and spent time at the Newseum which he found fascinating. Steven interviews Sonya Gavankar Newseum Manager of Public Relations and talks about his experiences at other D.C. landmarks. [audio...