Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guests Joe Walsh and Roberto Lovato about the increasing tendency of the American political/economic system's favoring the oligarchs rather than the ordinary citizenry when looking at the situation in Portland, OR today.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Mike Jarman about how we seem to look at our perception of the state of humanity in terms that we arrive at opinions that suggest that we tend to believe that we are indeed better-off than we really are. I suppose that it depends on how one sees it personally.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Rick North about how we seem to look at our perception of the state of humanity in terms that we arrive at opinions that suggest that we tend to believe that we are indeed better-off than we really are. I suppose that it depends on how one sees it personally.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Rick East about the importance of having an advance directive for those of us who only wonder about the serious effect of the loss of a loved one can be on survivor(s). Guest talked about the quiet relief felt by his family once this was done.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Curtis Bell about the consequences of the US unconditional support for Israel's seeming to not have the welfare of Palestinians in mind when the world seems to. Guest has dedicated much of his time to searching for answers to this question.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Pat Finn about his latest views on his career as a long-time railroad employee and his interest in rocketry and space travel , and his interest in political issues that seem virtually unsolvable in today's world.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guest about guest Cee Carver's personal journey through the Oregon mental health system's treatment programs to becoming a non-professional helper in peer-to-peer organization activities of which she personifies the success of such programs.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews an extremely talented singer/composer and one of her earlier teachers. We played three of Julie Mae's recent beautiful compositions and enjoyed Tawd's loving reaction to the apparent growth in her ability.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews socially-conscious citizens Julianna Roosevelt and Valerie Baham-Wright about The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, its founding, and the great-granddaughter of Eleanor Roosevelt's contribution to the work and current activities of the organization.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews two socially-conscious citizens Rick and Julie East about the often-ignored ongoing problem of whites assumption that because of their skin color that they are due special privileges while non-whites are often left behind.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews brilliant energy industry consultant Jack Kerfoot about the state of worldwide energy generation and consumption with particular focus on the need to move the world toward a renewable-energy model while we still have the time.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews brilliant guest Dirk Dunning about the history of the Hanford plutonium production facility in Washington State, including the ongoing dangerous accumulation of radioactive waste for which there seems to be no viable way of storing.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guest Kevin Fitts who is an advocate for an expansion of means for providing healthcare to include Peer-run Respite Care. Kevin argues that such care given by people who have been in the system as care receivers themselves are more likely to connect successfully with current care receivers.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Marc Coller about his quest for Congressman Earl Blumenaur's seat in the US Congress. Marc invites viewers to consider voting for a candidate that speaks more for the needs and welfare of ordinary citizens.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guest Caroline Miller about the things about this remarkable human being that qualifies her as truly remarkable including her foray into politics, novel writing, and playwriting. Her life has been delightfully interesting and fun.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guest Luanne Bursey about the truly remarkable efforts of members of this organization that actually take the time to help fellow humans in various sad economic situations when it seems that the existing system has failed them.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guests Rick and Caroline East about Rick's stroke and his wife's efficient and loving attention and caring that saw Rick's surviving the entire event, Rick's recovery, and his now leading a normal healthy life. What a loving couple!

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guest Rick East about what may be beyond our perception of what we are aware of in this life by considering only what our human senses register to our human cognition. He suggests that the term ''spiritual'' might provide a descriptor to ''name'' this Fourth Dimension.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews homeless guest Stan Harris about what his being homeless in this wealthy America, how he manages to survive despite the system's seeming less-than charitable treatment, and his surprise at how he is treated by fellow humans as not-ok or flawed.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and four members of our monthly poetry reading/writing group recited their recent creations for each other and my viewers under the excellent supervision of our leader, retired educator Louis Haga.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews professional acupuncturist guest Collin Stoll about his successful practice in one of the healing arts. In the first half of the interview, Collin talked about how he became a certified acupuncturist. In the second half, he talked about Chinese medicine, Western medicine, and how they work together.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guest Carol Trezona talked about her lifelong career as a RN and world traveler. Carol's stories about caring for her patients with a deep concern goes beyond professional responsibility and betrays her hard-to-describe capacity for empathy.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and repeat guest Pat Finn talked about his 37-year career as a railroad employer and about his passion for the space programs of yesteryear. Pat is so very personable and intelligent that he can talk about so many things that it's hard to stop visiting at the end.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, talks with guest Betty Harris about events in her life that have produced long-remembered memories that she enjoyed sharing with me and the viewers. Her life-long love of music and singing are highlights of that life along with her travels and making new friends.