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Meet the author of the best guide to family life ever--Bruce Feiler, author of The Secrets of Happy Families.

Meet Director Paul Feig, The HEAT; Learn 10 Things Women Couldn’t Do Before 1970 and meet Christie Herring, director of The Campaign, the documentary about Prop 8.

Meet Israel Broussard and Katie Chang of THE BLING RING, hear what not to do on an interview and Scooter tells us what not to say on a date.

Don't mess with Texas; Meet World Champ Giants player Jeremy Affeldt

13 Things Americans do that the rest of the world doesn’t understand;What does it mean that U.S. Women on the Rise as Family Breadwinners and...Would you take a libido pill?

Deborah Cohan is Medical director of the UCSF Bay Area Perinatal AIDS Center, based at San Francisco General Hospital and clinical director of the National Perinatal HIV Hotline and Clinicians Network.

Scooter shares a life lesson; Advice for a woman whose boyfriend won't take her out; Judy Gaman gives tips on how to live long and healthy, plus some fascinating facts about 'that time of the month'.

Jen Kirkman made us laugh as a boozed-up historian on Funny or Die’s Drunk History and as a regular contributor on Chelsea Lately.  Now she’s got us peeing our pants over her new book “I Can Barely Take Care of Myself:  Tales From a Happy Life Without Kids.”  Jen recently appeared at The Punchline in San Francisco. Plus the ideal praise to criticism ratio. And is it hard to make friends as an adult?

The Australian children’s music group, The Wiggles have been called the world’s biggest pre-school band.  Founding members Anthony Field, Greg Page, Murray Cook and Jeff Fatt delighted kids and parents alike with catchy and educational songs for over two decades.   At the end of 2012 Page, Cook and Fatt retired leaving Field to start a new chapter for the beloved band with three new members.  In this show, we are so pleased to have with us Anthony Field, Emma Watkins, Simon Pryce and Lachlan Gillespie, The Wiggles! Plus What's Clicking, our weekly news roundup.  

Mary Roach is an American popular science writer and New York Times best-selling author of Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers, and Bonk:  The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex, to name a couple.  She’s here with us tonight and we’re very excited to talk about her latest book “Gulp. Adventures Along the Alimentary Canal.”