Lis Wiehl, the FOX News legal analyst and host of “Wiehl of Justice” knows a thing or two about the law and tackles some legal issues in the news. Her new thriller is, Heart of Ice. Later, author Anne Kreamer says it’s okay to cry in the new workplace in It’s Always Personal.

The con­test between labor and capital for their share of American bounty has shaped our national experience. Historian and author,  Philip Dray’s ambition is to show us the vital accomplishments of organized labor in the twentieth century and to illuminate its central role in our social, political, economic, and cultural evolution in There Is Power In A Union.

In her new book, Disconnect, Dr. Devra Davis reveals untold stories of cell phone industry cover-up and explains what everyone needs to know and do about cell phone radiation-without giving up our cell phones. Later Judge Glenda Hatchett, host of her Emmy nominated syndicated show and author of Dare to Take Charge.

Best selling author Tom Peters talks about The Little Big Things and later Stephen Asma wrote, Why I Am a Buddhist.