Bryan Pirkle

Gio Benitez, host of A&E's new nonfiction series, "I Survived a Crime," joins the show to discuss the program, which explores the stories of victims, each of whom survived a sudden crime, and examines the lasting effects the ordeal may have.

Author Billy Paul Smith joins the show to discuss his historical fiction book, "Flight 3911," which imagines a fifth airliner - meant to target the White House - that was commandeered by a group of Americans during the events of 9/11.

Dr. Marie Lance with Gainesville's Lance Animal Hospital joins the show, this time offering some tips for owners whose pets struggle with panic when stormy weather moves in.

Ira Rosen, a longtime producer for CBS' 60 Minutes, joins the show to discuss his 40-year history with the storied program.

Randy Landreneau, President of U.S. Inventor, joins the show to talk about the issues that increased regulations can pose for innovations in the tech world.

Journalist/scholar Jason Riley joins the show to discuss his upcoming t.v. documentary, "Thomas Sowell: Common Sense in a Senseless World."

Nancy K. Napier joins to discuss her new book, "The Bridge Generation of Vietnam," which she says can show how the US can heal after an acrimonious few years.

Dr. Marie Lance with Lance Animal Hospital joins the show to share some options for pet owners who need to keep their furry friends safe from potentially dangerous pests and insects.

Author David O. Stewart joins the show to discuss his latest book," GEORGE WASHINGTON: The Political Rise of America's Founding Father."

Economist Tim Harford joins the show to discuss his new book, "The Data Detective," which aims to help readers use statistics to live better and work smarter.