Dallas's own Southwest Airlines has made a bunch of headlines lately and not because of an airfare sale or something like that. On today's Ask The Expert, we get some insight from Mary Schlangenstein at Bloomberg.

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As we make our way through the month, if you didn't know already, August is Black Philanthropy Month. We encourage you to support our local Black-led nonprofits.

On Ask the Expert, Dr. Froswa Booker Drew speaks on the importance of highlighting this month. She has an extensive background in nonprofit management, partnership development, training, and education.

Back-to-school season is in full swing now and some parents are probably already starting to run out of ideas for fun snacks and lunches.

Over the decades, rules about what is allowed and not allowed inside schools have changed. That is especially true for food. Nowadays, there are several limitations on what you can pack for a lunch or snack due to food allergies.

Meridan Zerner, a dietician with the Cooper's clinic, joined the KRLD Afternoon News to discuss the latest list of food allergens to avoid at school.

The Democratic National Convention goes into night 2 with another lineup of heavy hitters taking to the podium in primetime. On today's Ask The Expert, we return to Chicago to chat with Phil Prazan from NBC 5.

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What will happen at the DNC this year? On today's Ask The Expert, Phil Prazan from NBC-5 joined us to talk about it. He's in Chicago.

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On Friday's Ask The Expert, Chiquita Brooks-LaSure joined us from the White House. She is the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

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On today's Ask the Expert, Dr. Barbara Kessel, Supervising Psychiatrist at Equip joined the KRLD Afternoon news to talk about the importance of free meals for kids at school and how it can prevent not only food insecurity but also a poor relationship with food which can lead to food disorders.

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Every year, the Farmers Almanac makes predictions about the weather months ahead. They have been predicting the future since the formative years of the United States. On today's Ask The Expert, Sandi Duncan joined us. She's the editor of the Farmers Almanac.

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