Paul Waldman

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NPR Anchorman and bestselling author, Scott Simon with his latest book, Windy City: A Novel of Politics.

Was it comic books or rock and roll that created the generation gap? Were they considered evil? The great comic book scare with David Hajdu, author of The Ten Cent Plague.

Eleanor Clift is a contributing editor for Newsweek magazine and a regular panelist on the nationally syndicated show The McLaughlin Group. Her new book, Two Weeks of Life is about the evenings she spent with her husband as he was losing a long battle with kidney cancer and days covering the Terri Schiavo story as a journalist.

Lindford Detweiler
Justine Sharrock and Ben Allbright

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John Hope Bryant

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Chris Hedges

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Stephanie Miller

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Does the Second Amendment refer to arming individuals or militias? The Supreme Court will decide in June. Then, was what Obama had to say about his minister enough? Should you be responsible for what your pastor says?

How should religious beliefs be related to public policy? Should religious groups force their moral opinions on all Americans? Clinical professor at he University of Kentucky, Paul Simmons examines the interaction of faith, health and public policy in Faith and Health.