Solomon Squad
It seems so harmless. You turn on your lap top and see that someone within range has an open wireless connection that you can use. They've practically handed you the keys, right? Not so fast, says our Solomon Squad. This week, our ethicists, former head of Paramount Pictures Sherry Lansing and political marketing consultant Lionel Sosa, talk over the moral implications of using your neighbor's wireless access without asking. (08/19/2006)

Solomon Squad
What would you do if you found out that your beloved housekeeper was illegally here in the U.S.? Would you fire her, offer to help her find legal aid, or would you ignore the whole thing and keep her employed? This is the issue our guest is facing, and we turn to the Solomon Squad for advice. The Solomon Squad sits down once a month with Bill Radke to weigh in on a stranger's moral quandary. This time, the panel of sage experts includes former Paramount Pictures head Sherry Lansing and political advertising expert Lionel Sosa. (07/22/2006)

Solomon Squad
Should I tell my kid that I did drugs? This is the question that our anonymous guest is struggling with. He's wondering if he should tell his 12-year-old son that he experimented with drugs when he was younger. Bill Radke puts the question to our Solomon Squad: Paul Romer, an economist who teaches at the business school at Stanford, and Nina Utne, editor-at-large for the Utne Reader. (06/24/2006)

Solomon Squad
It's an issue faced by many Baby Boomers today: When do you determine it's time to step in and arrange care for your elderly parents? Host Bill Radke and a caller put that question to Weekend America's Solomon Squad: Sherry Lansing and Lionel Sosa. (05/06/2006)

The Solomon Squad: Aging Parents
It's an issue faced by many Baby Boomers today: When do you determine it's time to step in and arrange care for your elderly parents? Host Bill Radke and a caller put that question to Weekend America's Solomon Squad: Sherry Lansing and Lionel Sosa.

The Solomon Squad: Cash for Kidneys
Should people who donate their kidneys for transplant be paid? That's what Dr. Amy Friedman proposes. The Yale University kidney transplant specialist puts the issue up for debate before host Bill Radke and Weekend America's Solomon Squad: Dr. William Hurlbut, a bio-ethicist and Stanford University and Nina Utne, the editor and chief at Utne Magazine. (4/15/2006)

Public vs. Private Schools
It's an issue many parents face today: should they put their kids in public or private schools? It's a question one mother, Christina James put to Weekend America's own Solomon Squad. This week's squad members, former Paramount pictures head Sherry Lansing and political advertising expert Lionel Sosa tackle the pros and cons with host Bill Radke. (02/18/2005)

Money Motivation
Should money be used to motivate kids to do well in school? Once a month, Weekend America brings together two people to settle a moral conundrum. Host Bill Radke talks with Sherry Lansing, former chief of Paramount Pictures and Lionel Sosa, a marketing consultant who specializes in political advertising, about the issue of paying kids to get good grades. (01/07/2006)

Vaccination
Once a month, Weekend America brings together two people to weigh in on a stranger's moral conundrum. Host Bill Radke talks with Sherry Lansing, former chief of Paramount Pictures and William Hurlbut, a professor of medicine at Stanford, and a member of the President's Council on Bioethics, about the hot-button issue of kids and vaccinations. The subject of the discussion is Dr. William Zavod, a pediatrician from suburban Philadelphia. Dr. Zavod says that if parents refuse immunizations for their children, he cannot be a part of their children's medical care. The Solomon Squad weighs in on this moral quandary. (11/12/2005)