Topic: cults in America.

Topic: the effect of inflation on the middle class.

In-vitro fertilization is the program topic. Guests include Dr. Robert W. Kistner, president of the American Fertility Society.

The responsibility of teen-age males in pregnancy prevention is the program topic.

Authors Paula Nelson ("The Joy of Money") and Howard Ruff ("How to Prosper During the Coming Bad Years") are the guests.

Chicago mayor Jane Byrne (D) is the program guest.

Topic: "gender roles".

Reps. Elizabeth Holtzman (D-N.Y.) and Margaret Heckler (R-Mass.) discuss the U.S. role in giving aid to Cambodian refugees.

Topic: single motherhood.

Lauren Bacall is the guest.

Topic: adult illiteracy.

Topic: anti-loitering laws. Guests include lawyer Richard Emery.

Guests: William Carter Spann, President Carter's nephew, and his wife Jane.

Federal Trade Commission chairman Michael Pertschuk is the program guest.

Guest: Dana Montana, who runs a Wisconsin nightclub featuring male strippers.

Guest Linda Lovelace discusses her autobiography "Ordeal".

From Sacramento: American fashion designer Albert Capraro presents some of his creations.

A program from the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium.

Mormon Barbara Smith discusses the case of Sonia Johnson, who was excommunicated from the church because of her pro-ERA stand.

Author Eda LeShan ("Winning the Losing Battle") discusses women and weight.

From Sacramento: coauthor Myra Turley ("The New Couple: Women and Gay Men") is the guest.

Author Marcia Lasswell ("Styles of Loving") is the guest.

From Sacramento, Cal.: Dr. George R. Bach, author of "Stop! You're Driving Me Crazy."

Marsha Mason and Neil Simon discuss their film "Chapter Two."

The censorship of school textbooks is the topic. Guests are Mel and Norma Gabler, founders of a textbook-review service.