Issues Today Radio

(#22-19-May 2-May 8) Cassidy Pont talks about hunger in America. Dr. Steven Knauf details how chiropractic procedures can help pregnant women plus Erica Hughes on moguls in the making.

(#22=18-Apr. 25-May 1) Robert Mazur describes the increasing use of money laundering in society. Frank Holloman will detail the organ donation crisis plus Mark Blum on high drug costs. 

(#22-17-Apr. 18-Apr. 24) Isaac Stonefish comments on the growing strength of China. Katherine Secaida talks about efforts to aid the children of incarcerated parents plus Dr. Francis Palmer on anti-aging from the inside. 

(#22-16-Apr. 11-Apr. 17) Thomas Tighe will discuss how to send aid to Ukraine. Dr. Catherine Athans will detail ways to fight war stress plus co-hosts of the Real Brady Bros. Podcast will guest. 

(#22-15-Apr. 4-Apr. 10) Chris Orestis gives tax tips for seniors. Two health pros discuss genetic disease and Mutual of Omaha's Co-Host Peter Gros talks about wildlife in your own backyard. 

(#22-14-Mar.-Apr. 4) Regina Herzlinger discusses the healthcare worker shortage. David Shepherd and Harold Sinnott give a preview of the workplace of tomorrow plus Dr. Michael Breus with some anti-snoring tips. 

(#22-13-Mar. 21-Mar. 27) Serena McClain answers the question, " Do we have too many dams?" Elijah McCoy will detail the growing problem of business loan scams plus two professionals on hearing health.

(#22-12-Mar. 14-Mar. 20) Laura Cutilletta talks about gun control. Sue Peschin details symptoms of heart valve disease plus Sean Lupton-Smith on the E-Bike revolution. 

(#22-11-Mar. 7-Mar. 13) Dayna Bowen Matthews discusses racism in healthcare. Allen Hester talks about the need for fewer nuclear weapons plus Natalie Zfat on creative burnout on social media. 

(#22-10-Feb. 28-Mar. 6) Frank Dalene discusses market solutions for climate change. Sally Greenburg details some false claims about CBD products plus Karen Grill on the future of restaurants. 

(#21-9-Feb. 21-Feb. 27) Bob Atkins discusses the future of higher education. Schroeder Stribling comments on ongoing stress about COVID plus two health professionals on heart health for women.

(#228-Feb. 14-Feb. 20 Joryn Jenkins talks about how to get a quick divorce. Elaine Park details how to deal with adult bullies plus Adrienne Alitowski on getting an idea concept to patent. 

(#22-7-Feb. 7-Feb. 13) Richard Williams details ways to make our food supply safer. Dr. Jeanne Beauchamp talks about the importance of childhood dentistry plus Michael Scheinman on how to find the right vacation campspots.

(#22-6-Jan. 31-Feb. 6) Jan Edwards weighs in on the growing problem of trafficking in the country. Mario Lopez talks about retirement and the work of the Hispanic Leadership Fund plus James Steele on the declining middle class. 

(#225-Jan. 24-Jan. 30) Natasha Iskander weighs in on unfair labor laws. Rhett Buttle discusses the need for public-private affiliations plus Raghu Krishniah on 'social capital.'

(#22-4-Jan. 17-Jan. 23) Dr. Peter Hotez discusses a new vaccine to fight Covid. Julia Brewer discusses the pros and cons of personal DNA testing plus Andrea Arden on the true costs of pets. 

((#22-3-Jan. 10-Jan. 16) 'Queens' Star Naturi Naughton discussed the need for better blood pressure monitoring. Steven Semple weighs in on inflation plus Rob Garrison on what is going on with the supply chain. 

(#22-2-Jan. 3-Jan. 9) Khalid Parekh gives some financial tips for 2022. Elaine Park will discuss growing problems with clickbait and Sarah Janssen on the World Almanac Book of Facts. 

(#22-1-Dec. 27-Jan. 2) Megan McBride discusses alleged  sexual harassment at the DOD. Hillary Abell will talk about Project Equity and Dr. Dan O'Neil on why physical education in schools is so important. 

(#21-52-Dec. 20-Dec. 26) Chris Brady details the facts about crypto currencies. Qudsiya Naqui talks about how technology is helping courts. Sydney Halpern discusses harmful medical research. 

(#21-51-Dec. 13-Dec. 19) Michael Bruemmer discusses the growing problem of data breaches. Emiliy Skor comments on biofuels and Perry LaRoque on challenges of educating those with disabilities. 

(#21-50-Dec. 6-Dec. 12) Eldridge Colby discusses what America's future defense policy should be. Robert Dilenschneider comments on the accomplishments of twenty somethings and Concepta McNamara on addiction.

(#21-49-Nov. 29-Dec. 5) Rory Groves defines family-centered economics. Elizabeth Laird talks about student privacy and Laura Lindsay on holiday travel tips. 

(#21-48-Nov. 22-Nov. 28) John Mahoney comments on the legality of vaccine mandates. Jill McNamara talks about loneliness among seniors and Colleen McDaniel on cruising with COVID.

(#21-47-Nov. 15-Nov. 21) Actress Susan Lucci comments on the need for more womens' health research. Brian Walsh details how to better deal with student loans and Olana Darkins Drewery on the Shyne Awards.