Dr. Greg Sipes, Ph.D, a clinical psychologist, discusses how to address the tension and anxiety facing children at school. Rev. Darryl Webster, Emanuel Baptist Church, Indianapolis. One of the pastors who helped start CROSSWALK, the bus stop safety program implemented by Carl's office. Linda Fogg Phillips, mother of eight children from age 11 to 26. With her brother Dr. BJ Fogg, a professor at Stanford, Linda has written Facebook for Parents. Rafael Sanchez, Call 6 for Help, on scams facing young students to those heading to college and needing loans. Officer Steve DuBois from Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana.

Attorney Robert Turner questions the handling of the Carmel hazing incident. KNST/Tucson morning host Garret Lewis analyzes the new Arizona law as it goes into effect. Chicago Tribune court reporter Matt O'Connor with an update on the Blagojevich trial. Kristen LaEace, Chief Executive Officer of the Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging, on how to protect the elderly from summer scams.

Carl talks with Lis Wiehl, FOX News Legal analyst, Author and Garret Lewis, Morning Talk Host, KNST, Tucson that wrote an open letter to President Obama inviting him to Arizona to see the immigration problem first hand.

Juvenile Crime and Detention in Marion County. Where we have been. Where we are headed and what parents can do to help their own kids. Carl Brizzi tackles this topic with Chief Magistrate Gael Deppert, Juvenile Detention Superintendent DeShane Reed, Juvenile Marion COunty Public Defender Jill Johnson and Dr. Pamela Carrington Rotto the Executive Director of Password Community Mentoring

Carl talks with Donna Norris, mother of Amber Hagerman, who Amber Alert was named after. Also on the phone Tad Camp, a former Law Enforcement Officer/Detective.Andre Clark, Indiana Missing Children Clearinghouse, is also on the program. In the second hour, Michele Jackson, Partner, Law firm of Jocham Harden Dimick Jackson, and "George", developer of the PROMISE model (Partnership to Rescue our Minors from Sexual Exploitation)

Carl talks with Jamie Coder, the mother of a 5-year old boy,Alex Hayes, who called 911 when she passed out. Also Manda Overly, the 911 dispatcher at Fort Wayne Police, who answered Alex's call. Also on the phone with Manda will be Dawn McGahen, Training Supervisor, Fort Wayne 911 Communications.

Carl and Catherine speak with Robert Vane, from Mayor Ballard's office, and Michael Hurst, program director for the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention, about the homeless situation in Indianapolis.