Seeing is Believing is the new book from Ripley’s Believe It or Not! and Tim O’Brien, Vice President at Ripley Entertainment talks about the Halloween stories that are in the book.

Have you been attacked by a wolf like creature in the last thirty days? There’s a book to help you; Bob Powers, co-author of The Werewolf’s Guide to Life will take you step by step to recovery. Then we visit with Wiccans Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone. www.callaighe.com/aboutus.php

Butler University in Indianapolis has the distinction for being the first in the nation to file a lawsuit against on-line speech. Jess Zimmerman,a junior at the university will tell us what he said.Then what’s the hold up in the Senate on judicial nominations? Dog Kendall, President, Constitutional Accountability Center updates us. www.akadoe.blogspot.com

Why are there so many pregnant students in a Chicago school? Is pop culture to blame? The Reverend Debra Haffner, director of the Religious Institute on Sexual Morality, Justice and Healing joins us.

Psychotherapists Pam Bolen and Dr. Marty Klein explain America’s addiction to porn. Marty Klein is the author of America’s War on Sex: The Attack on Law, Lust and Liberty. www.sexed.org, www.pambolen.com.

James Nestor’s, Get High Now*Without Drugs explores the worlds of neurology, biology and physiology through meditations, illusion and common herbs. He’ll give you a list of highs and chesse is one of them.

Emmy award winning news correspondent, Greg Dobbs reveals the unbelievable and often life threatening things that journalists experience just getting to the story in Life in the Wrong Lane: Why Journalists Go in When Everybody Else Wants Out.

Will December 21, 2012 mark the end of the world? What does the Mayan calendar have to to with this? John Major Jenkins, scholar and author of The 2012 Story and Joe Nickell, columnist for the Skeptical Inquirer magazine join us with their thoughts on this “pending” occurrence.

Talking  economics with two guests who have differing views on the best way to rescue the economy. Bruce Judson, author of It Could Happen Here: America on the Brink and then Bruce Bartlett, author of The New American Economy.

Ivory Madison, CEO of Red Room(redroom.com) and writer of Huntress: Year One, the sold-out graphic novel from DC Comics, joins us to talk about comics as big business, women in comics, and how to be a superhero. Will she be in costume and rescue someone during the interview?