You Should Know Steve Miller

David Johnston is a retired board-certified emergency room doctor from Minnesota with more than 30 years of experience treating patients with a wide range of prescription drugs. While this interview was originally recorded back in April 2011, Dr. Johnston's no-nonsense approach to the use of all prescription drugs and drug safety are as relevant today as they were five years ago. And while the focus of the interview was not prescription opiate abuse, his core messages regarding America's deepening love affair with drugs applies nevertheless.

Brian Markovitz is an employment lawyer with the Maryland-based firm of Joseph, Greenwald & Laake. Brian represents employees who have been wrongfully terminated, discriminated against at work, or retaliated against for reporting misconduct. Tia Holloman Howard was represented by Brian in a sexual harassment law suit against the now defunct Circuit City. It was during this case that they both ran head first into forced arbitration.

Julia Duncan, director of federal programs at the American Association for Justice, outlines how forced arbitration is the common thread running through most of the safety and justice stories for 2015 and will be again for 2016.

The holidays are a deadly time of the year on our nation's highways because of drunk and impaired driving. MADD National President Colleen Sheehey-Church talks about Tie One On for Safety, safe party tips and the National Day of Remembrance.

Tom Newkirk, an Iowa employment law attorney, has written and spoken extensively on how subconscious bias can occur in any organization, what people can do to see bias in themselves and others, and how we can work together to eliminate it.

Christine Hensley, longtime Des Moines City Council member, talks about the bumpy relationship between Uber and local officials. She points out benefits as well as several safety, regulatory, insurance and pricing concerns.