Issues Today Radio

(#21-21-May 17-May 23) The FTC's Colleen Tressler details COVID scams. Dr. Michele Borba talks about how kids can have better success in school and Eileen Ogintz on "The Kids Guide to Camping."

(#21-20, May 10-May 16) David Broyles discusses the future of biotech discoveries. Bill Pekny gives some practical cures for climate change and Jack Bernstein on the 50 year anniversary of addiction clinic CRI-Help.

(#21-19-May 3-May 9) George Liebman looks in depth at the last four presidential administrations. Alicia Stillman details the dangers of meningitis and Kevin Peterson on addictions in the home. 

(#21-18-Apr. 26-May 2) Jon Biemer discusses how the public can help the environment. Dr. Elana CLar details new treatments for Parkinsons and David Mezewski on how families can better enjoy the great outdoors. 

(#21-17-Apr. 19-Apr. 15) Darryl Means gives the details on national healthcare expansion. Diana Hendel discusses traumatized companies and Dean Michael on how to get out of tax troubles,

(#21-16-Apr. 12-Apr. 18) Bret Jorgensen discusses trends for healthcare. Ed Hess details changes in management style to fit societal changes and Jennifer Wexler on pandemic dating.

(#21-15-Apr. 5-Apr. 11) Chef Kevin Gillespie opines on food-related solutions for climate change. Martin Avila talks about possible new internets and Gene Stone on veganism.

(#21-14-Mar. 29-Apr. 4) Dr. Eduardo Sanchez gives an update on COVID vaccinations. Tim Koegel details how to create great virtual presentations and Gerald Celente on trends for 2021. 

(#21-13-Mar. 22-Mar. 28) Fannie Mae's Danielle McCoy talks about mortgage relief. Kate Carr comments on why so many don't have their hearing checked. Jeff Arnold details how to save money on insurance costs. 

(#21-12-Mar. 15-Mar. 21) Dr. Christy Kane addresses the growing problem of drug abuse in urban areas. Collin O'Mara gives an update on efforts to pass the National Wildlife Act. Dr. Carl Hill talks about ways to improve Alzheimers treatment in the African-American community. 

(#21-11-Mar. 8-Mar. 14) Jennifer Fitzpatrick details how to cope with the virus and winter blues. Eric Dezenhall talks about the increase in character in the country and Dr. Tanya Altman defines Newborn Gut Defiency. 

(#21-10-Mar. 1-Mar. 7) Representatives from Childen's Research Institute guest. Caryn Keppler discusses estate planning for millennials and Dr. Andrew Shao and Jen Cohen detail how to keep hearts healthy. 

(#21-9-Feb. 22-Feb. 28) Sophia Thomas gives un update on virus vaccinations. Kelly Anderson comments on how corporations are helping health providers with high tech solutions and Dr. Laura Cheevers on AIDS and the black community. 

(#21-8-Feb. 15-Feb. 21) Steve DelBianco discusses efforts to regulate the internet. Dr. Eduardo Sanchez talks about tea and heart health and Bonnie Taub-Dix on healthy snacks. 

(#21-7-Week of Feb. 8, 2021) Dave Jenkins talks about proposed oil and gas leases on public lands. Lance LoRusso predict how police relations will be with the Biden administration and Clare O'Connor on dating during the pandemic.

(#21-6-Feb. 1-Feb. 7) Adam Jentleson talks about the new Senate. Steve Mulroy comments on the future of the electoral system and Curtis Mobley on his book "The Entrepreneur's Paradox.

(#21-5-Jan.25-Jan. 31) Ian Rosenberg comments on efforts to limit free speech in America. Steve Greenberg talks about new products that were featured at CES, and Amy Friedman on efforts to help kids who have parents in prison.

(#21-4-Jan. 18-Jan. 24) Dr. Dean Fanelli gives an update on the push to get vaccines to the public. Shawn Wright details how to solve holiday overspending and Tamara Payne on the life of Malcolm X.

(#21-3-Jan. 11-Jan. 17) Juan Riboldi comments on the immigration process throughout the years. David Krehbiel talks about how people can batter deal with Dyslexia and John Walker on Dry January. 

(#21-2, Jan. 4-Jan. 10) Ravi Hutheesing talks about the future of education. Laura Pelligrini discusses a new documentary about youth activities and Karina Lemerana details how to organize your home for the new year. 

(#21-1-Dec. 28-Jan. 3) Steve Melink comments on the future of clean energy. Dr. Arethusa Kirk talks about baby healthy during the pandemic and Nik Miles on the changing car buying market. 

(#20-52-Dec. 21-Dec. 27) Rhett Buttle discusses programs to aid minority businesses. Neil Bradley comments on the stimulus and Dr. Judith Orloff on how to get rid of those people who can zap your energy. 

(#20-51-Dec. 14-Dec. 20) David Dozier comments on efforts to end the death penalty. Mary Ann Burke talks about new online education programs and Allan Stevo on the mask controversy.

(#20-50-Dec. 7-Dec. 13) Fannie Mae's Danielle McCoy discusses options for those with mortgage problems. Dr. Timothy Smith details how to reverse symptoms of Alzheimers and Andrew Ragusa on the state of the real estate market.

(#20-49-Nov. 30-Dec. 6) Matt DiBara details how to find the right contractor. Steve Simpson comments on the growing teenage suicide rates and Dr. John Jaquish on how to do home fitness the right way.