This week as we commemorated the anniversary of September 11th, we look to the day after. On September 12th, we were one people. How do we get that back?

Do you think the government should ban e-cigarettes? Where do you draw the line between protecting citizens and personal freedom?

Utah's First Lady Jeanette Herbert has an important initiative to help parents called Uplift Families. We can all learn tools to help our children learn resilience and more at upliftfamilies.org.

If you play Ms. Monopoly, when you pass GO, girls get $240 and boys get $200. It's to draw attention to the gender pay gap. Is that the way to do it?

Neylan McBain, the co-founder and CEO of Better Days 2020 Carol Tuttle, Author, speaker, businesswoman, creator of Dressing your Truth Shantel McBride, Hospice and hospital chaplain and director of Community Care for Larkin Mortuary. Here are the links w

Neylan McBain, Carol Tuttle, and Shantel McBride talk to guest host Mary Richards about how some laws may need to save us from ourselves, when it comes to vaping and e-cigarettes.

Some schools are banning phones because the parents won't stop texting. Shantel McBride, Neylan McBain, and Carol Tuttle weigh in.

Guest host Mary Richards is joined by:  Neylan McBain, the co-founder and CEO of Better Days 2020 Carol Tuttle, Author, speaker, businesswoman, creator of Dressing your Truth Shantel McBride, Hospice and hospital chaplain and director of Community Care fo

A new study shows America's kids don't take part in sports like they used to. Is it the fees, video games? What is the cause?

Every other day there is a story of serious health impacts due to vaping. How do we face this challenge to protect ourselves and our children?