Jean's first guest was Rev. Andrew Courts of All Saints Anglican Church whose church bought a house which is now Hope House, 1410 Charleston Avenue, Huntington, a mentoring facility for youth and families.

Jean's second half hour featured Laura Stack, MBA, CSP, author of "Leave the Office Earlier," "Find More Time," and The Exhaustion Cure: Up Your Energy from Low to Go in 21 Days."

Jean's first guest was John Lukacs, author of "Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat The Dire Warning: Churchill's First Speech as Prime Minister."

Jean's second half hour featured Andrew D. Blechman, author of "Leisureville: Adventures in America's Retirement Utopias."

Jean's first guest was Ken Davis, author of "Don't Know Much About..series.
His newest work is called "America's Hidden History" which focuses on 6 overlooked moments crucial in shaping America's early destiny.

Jean's second half hour was to have featured Marc Sandalow, author of "Madam Speaker: Nancy Pelosi's Life, Times, and Rise to Power." We'll try to reschedule.

Jean's first guest was Jen Singer, author of "You're a Good Mom(and Your Kids Aren't So Bad Either)"
Jean also had Joe Randolph in studio. Joe is the Huntington City Council At-Large candidate.

Jean's second half hour featured Huntington attorney Paul Farrell, candidate for Cabell County Circuit Judge

Jean's first guest was Dr. Joe Wyatt, clinical psychologist, Marshall University.

Jean's second half hour was with Doug Reynolds, candidate for re-election for the 16th House District.

Jean's first guest was Menis Ketchum, WV Supreme Court candidate.

Jean's second half hour featured Steven Waldman, author of "Founding Faith" Steven is co-founder, president and editor in chief of Beliefnet.com, the largest interfaith website in America.

Jean's first guest was Franz Lidz, author of "Fairway to Hell: Around the World in 18 Holes."

Jean's second guest was Thomas McChesney, candidate for Huntington City Council-at-Large.

Jean's first guest was Alan Axelrod, author of "Profiles in Folly: History's Worst Decisions and Why They Went Wrong."

Jean's second guest was Angela Roach of Goodwill. They discussed credit counseling

Jean's first guest was four-term member of the WV House of Delegates-Steve Williams, now candidate for Huntington City Council-At Large. Steve was involved in city government in the 80s & 90s.

Jean's second half hour featured The Reverend Dr. J. Philip Wogaman, a pastor for President & Mrs. Clinton from 1992-2002.

Jean also spoke with Thundertones singer Terry Edgell about the Thundertones performance this weekend in the Jean C. Stephenson Auditorium in Huntington City Hall

Jean's first guest was M.U. clinical psychologist Dr. Joe Wyatt, our regular Thursday guest.

Jean's second half hour was Ed Strosser and Michael Prince, co-authors of "Stupid Wars: A Citizen's Guide to Botched Putsches, Failed Coups, Inane Invasions, and Ridiculous Revolutions."