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Stephanie Miner served two terms as mayor of the City of Syracuse, from 2010-2018. Before that, she served on the Syracuse Common Council. Now, she teaches at Colgate University, and has written a political memoir titled "Madam Mayor: Love and Loss in an American City."

New York Times reporter Ken Belson talks about his new book, "Every Day Is Sunday: How Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft, and Roger Goodell Turned the NFL into a Cultural & Economic Juggernaut."

Grant Reeher speaks with author Robert McChesney. For decades, McChesney has written about the challenges faced by journalism in the United States and the effects on our political system.

State Sen. Rachel May is being challenged by Republican Onondaga County Legislator Julie Abbott in this year's election for the 48 State Senate District.

Dr. Robert Beach explores a new era in treatment of severe forms of epilepsy. Dr. Amr Wardeh talks about the role of artificial intelligence in medicine. And Dr. Aamer Imdad explains why fecal transplants can be more effective than antibiotics.

Family nurse practitioner Davia Moss discusses eating disorders and the sharp rise in cases among teens. Dr. Timothy Creamer tells about advances in hospital medicine and what patients can expect during a hospital stay. Chief nursing officer Scott Jessie explains what kind of person makes a good nurse.

Scientist Stephen Faraone discusses whether products can boost concentration. Oncology nurse Susan Tiffany talks about transitioning from cancer treatment into survivorship. Medical oncologist Alina Basnet goes over concerns about prostate cancer treatment.

Dr. Thomas VanderMeer takes a look at a type of cancer that seems to be on the rise, Dr. Stephen Graziano gives an update on lung cancer, Dr. Gennady Bratslavsky discusses an increase in prostate and kidney cancers.

Gynecologist Maureen Burke explains the new over-the-counter birth control option for women called the Opill. Pediatric infectious disease specialist Joseph Domachowske tells about the research behind the newly-approved medication to prevent respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, in babies and young children.

Public health researcher Brooks Gump shares a study linking early heart damage in children to toxins in the environment. Sustainability manager Paul Corsi discusses why and how to support pollinators including bees. Infectious disease expert Stephen Thomas provides an overview of the threat of dengue virus.