Steve starts with a story that suggests that most of life is 5% what happens to you and 95% how you choose to respond to it. Then, dating has not changed with the advent of the internet and computer matchmaking as much as it would appear. Steve interviews Moira...

Some of the greatest benefits of science include the opportunity to preserve and restore the quality of life. Steve talks with Jerome Unatin, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon, about what happens when a doctor becomes a patient, how aging Baby Boomers and their joint...

The Walt Disney Company is one of the greatest business and entertainment success stories in history. Steve has done shows on the tribulations Walt suffered before 1928, on Disney theme parks, the hotel operations and Disney movies. This time Steve starts with the...

There is nothing better than a good marriage and nothing worse than a bad one. Steve interviews Susan Quilliam, author of How To Choose a Partner. Then, the real estate market is hot for sellers in many large cities across the country. Yet, some sellers just cannot...

Even for his supporters the daily choices made by Donald Trump are hard to understand. For non-supporters he is even more confusing and even downright frightening. Perhaps by placing President Trump’s actions in the context of his family history more can be...

Forty years ago, two women’s movements drew a line in the sand between liberals and conservatives. The legacy of that rift is still evident today in American politics and social policies. Steve interviews Marjorie Spruill, author of Divided We Stand: The Battle Over...

Disneyland says that for reasons of political correctness the Pirates of the Caribbean ride will stop auctioning brides. Steve talks with David Koenig, author of Mouse Tales, A Behind-The-Ears Look at Disneyland and welcomes Jeff Reitz, the man who has visited...

The top 1% get a lot of press. Most of that publicity centers on how they must be encouraged or even forced to share. But some need no encouragement at all. Steve interviews philanthropist Melanie Lundquist about the $32,000,000.00 gift she and her husband Richard...

Capitalism is the best way to run the country, but not the big, corporate multinational kind. It’s the small, new, entrepreneurial and inventive variety of capitalism that can recapture the American Dream. Steve interviews David Smick, author of The Great Equalizer:...

First, Steve talks more about the airlines and how great improvement in the flying experience could be brought about for all of us. Then, Steve welcomes Certified Financial Planner Phil Albitz back to the show to discuss the stock market’s precipitous drop this past...