Amy talks to California wine maker Paul Draper of Ridge Winery. Then solve your bad hair day with hairstylist Char Petty. Get organized with Liz Greiner. Finally, prepare restaurant meals at home with Holly Grainger, the food edito at MyRecipes.com!

Go without chocolate - and swearing! with Maryu Carlomango. Then Amy talks to make up artist Sandy Lintner. Go Back To School with Jon Gordon and eat your oatmeal! And finally landscape tips from landscape artist and TV host Michael Glassman.

Amy talks to Sarah Burningham, the author of "Boyology" dating advice for teen girls; The "Kitchen Monki"; Pam Bilbre - Steps to lead an excellent life; and Ellen Whitehurst has Feng Shuei for September!

Chef Jimy Gherardi talks about school lunches...and lunchboxes! Stephanie Carson is the author of "A Life In Pictures". Tricia Callahan, the once-a-month-mom gets us organized. And Chef Aaron Sanchez talks about "Azteca Meals".

Amy talks to Doc Wolfe about local Tea Cozys. Then Amy says hello toRobin Fisher Roffer who has career advice for recent college grads. Sheryl Kane has suggestions for 'volunteer vacations' and Dr. Roizen tells us how to get a good night's sleep.

Amy talks to couples therapist Dr. Joe Sigler, author of "Why We Should Fire Our Therapist"; Kristina Castella has some summer popsicle recipes that are out-of-this-world yummy; Tula Karras from SELF Magazine talks about celebrity dining; And career counselor Julie Bautke offers advice for recent college graduates looking for jobs.

Amy talks to Ellen Whitehurst about August Feng Shuei; Alliefrom It's Just Lunch has dating advice for 'all the single ladies'; Amy talks chili with Gold Star Chili chef Mike Tremblay; and Australian vintner Chester Osborn call in from down under!

Amy talks to modern herbalist Rita Heikenfeld; and Doc Wolfe gives us his guide to the best local soft serve ice cream. Lisa Branzel, certified athletic trainer works off our ice cream paunch and then we get the skinny on the Cincinnati Blues Fest from Joy Dziech and Jean Strasser.

Amy talks to Rick Bayless, Chicago Chef from Frontera Grill; Keith Ferazzi about social networking and real-life relationships; Robin "Miss Conduct" Abrahams about minding your manners; and Erin Swing about a gluten-free diet.

Amy talks to Libby Langdon about doing the most with small spaces. De Stewart from "Herbs And Spice" at Findlay Market gives us some 'salty' advice... And we're grilling out with Aaron Mongo, the host of the Food Network's "Big Daddy's House".