Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Antisemitism is almost as old as society and religion itself. From time to time throughout history Jews have endured the negative onslaughts of various other groups. Most recently at the Tree of Life Synagogue terrible murders, and the New York professor who had her office vandalized, we find antisemitism still wreaking havoc upon Jews. Coming from all directions, our societies need to be ever mindful of this fearful philosophy.

Uams in Little Rock is one of the leading cancer research institutions in the nation. Part of that research and service is in the area of Radiation Therapy. This program brings three of the moset important Oncologists discussing the scope of their field from the earlier decades to the present. Dr. Loverd Peacock, Dr. Fen Xia and Dr. Sanjay Maraboyina take us from the almost accidental discovery of the penetrating power of radiation left in a shirt pocket, to our current times when radiation can be modeled in 3d to administer pinpoint effective results. If you or a loved one are facing any form of cancer, you will find this discussion very informative ...and possibly life saving.

This topic not only comes from the news...it IS the news. Even though sexual harassment rose to the level of a short news story every now and then, it wasn't on everyone's mind till Harvey Weinstein. Since then so many well respected men have had their lives exposed to everyone. Hollywood stars, politicians from both sides, business icons and various other men have been outed in a storm of devastating consequence to their lives and our social fabric. Sexual harassment has so many other faces...in jobs, education, sports, religions and so much more. My guests are Monie Johnson, the executive director of ACASA -Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault. www.acasa.us Lindsey Lewis a Junior here at UA Little Rock and intern with ACASA Michelle Cline is the Rape Project Coordinator for the Arkansas Commission On Child Abuse and Domestic Violence www.accardv.uams.edu/domestic-violence and Angela McGraw the Executive Director for Women and Children First in Central Arkansas www.wcfarkansas.org. Ask your wife, daughter, sister or mother about whether or not they agree with my guests.

A generational discussion on the various aspects of concern each generation has on the costs of living.

This is the 2012 full hour version of our generational discussion on Transgendered. It features Georgia Perez at 52, Andrea Zekas 32 and 17 year old Ali. All three have experienced the transition unique for their generation. This is a very compelling program and one I think you will enjoy.

Cardiologists from the older, middle and younger generations discuss the changes in heart health care over time.