A few months ago on The Source Report, we were joined by Malcolm Forbes, Jr., who turned us on to his cost-cutting methods in the area of health care. Forbes cut his company's health insurance costs substantially without sacrificing any of his employees' health benefits. Here to pick up on that theme, is the president of the National Business Coalition on Health. Sean Sullivan, welcome to The Source Report....You've been examining the reasons behind rising health care costs. What are your conclusions?

Our next guest on The Source Report describes herself as a "social entrepreneur." Vanessa Kirsch is the founder and executive director of the non-profit organization — Public Allies. Vanessa's work has not gone unnoticed. In fact, the Clinton Administration has selected Public Allies as a demonstration model for the National Service Program. Vanessa Kirsch, welcome to The Source Report....Before we discuss National Service Week, tell us about Public Allies. What prompted you, at age 26, to create a public service organization?

William — Edwards — Deming. Does the name ring a bell? Probably not — unless you're Japanese. Deming, who died recently, was born in Iowa in 1900, but accomplished his major life work in Japan. Deming brought his management philosophy to Japan following World War Two, and, well — now we're all driving Hondas and listening to Sonys. Our next guest on The Source Report spent years learning from Deming. Clare Crawford-Mason is the co-author (along with Lloyd Dobbins) of the book Thinking About Quality: Progress, Wisdom and the Deming Philosophy. Welcome to The Source Report....Before I ask about Deming's philosophy, give us some idea how the Japanese people regard this man.

Medical doctors have discovered a great many treatments, preventions and cures for numerous human ailments. Thanks to medical advances, we live longer than our ancestors and suffer much lower rates of child mortality. Still, there are those who believe the medical community, as we tend to think of it, is too narrow in its focus, and should include so-called alternative treatments. Our guest, Tony Martinez, is the Director of Legislative Affairs for the Nutritional Health Alliance. Welcome to The Source Report....You know, Tony, modern medicine has a pretty good track record. Why do we need alternatives?

If Lawrence Welk, and singing cowboy, Roy Rogers, can have their own museums, then — by golly — rock and roll should have one as well! And now it does. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is scheduled to have its last beam hoisted into place next Thursday, July 28th, in Cleveland, Ohio. The director of this soon-to-be illustrious institution joins us now. Dennis Barrie, welcome to The Source Report....This is no small undertaking, is it?