Issues Today Radio

(#20-48-Nov. 23-Nov. 29) Today Show Financial Editor Jean Chatsky discusses Medicare options. Dr. Kimberly Berens details why students fail. Dr. Satjit Bhusri details Diabetes symptoms. 

(#20-47-Nov. 16-Nov. 22) Neil Romano discusses 30 years the ADA. Dr. Patrick Porter gives some tips for seniors to keep brains active and two guests on ovarian cancer. 

(#20-46-Nov. 9-Nov. 15) Dr. Christine Lovely talks about why there have been less cancer cases diagnosed during the pandemic. Andrew Parker will detail a new way to seniors to be less isolated and Dr. Karl Kern on heart health. 

(#20-45-Nov. 2-Nov. 8) Richard Levine discusses his book on the emergence of China. Nathaniel Turner talks about how to get young students interested in STEM, and Darris Cooper on dog training during coronavirus. 

(#20-44-Oct. 26-Nov.10 David Ribeiro details America's most energy efficient cities. Dr. Cornelius Grove comments on why some Asian students are better prepared for school and Stacey Miller on how to stop bullying. 

(#20-43-Oct. 19-Oct. 25) Dwayne Bryant discusses racism in America. Danielle DiMartino answers the question, "Do we need the Federal Reserve?' Dr. Jonathan Graff-Radford details the latest news about Alzheimers Disease. 

(#20-42-Oct. 12-Oct. 18) Derek Black comments on public education. Journalist Jeff Salingo details who gets into college and why plus Jim Hartung on a new way to approach taxes. 

(#20-41-Oct. 5-Oct. 11) Legendary DJ Cousin Brucie discusses his career. Julie Swann will define herd immunity and Kia Malone on new ways to deal with chronic pain. 

(#20-40-Sept. 28-Oct. 4) Ben Kehl discusses Medicare options. Jill Gonzalez gives an update on what states are getting back to work. Al Kovach comments on difficulties paralyzed veterans have in voting. 

(#20-39-Sept. 21-Sept. 27) Laura Gomez discusses Latinos and immigration. Monica Sanders talks about emergency preparedness during the Coronavirus and Murray Wadsworth on prostate cancer.

(#20-38-Sept. 20) Samantha Batko discusses new approaches to homelessness. Radio Executive Ed Mann talks about his new book "For the Love of Radio." Howard Gottlieb discuses the Read-a-Thon program. 

(#20-37-Sept. 7-Sept. 13) Attorney Bell answers the question, "Have voting rights eroded?' Rob Badger and Nita Winter discuss how to become a citizen scientist and Maribel Alonso on preparing safe school lunches. 

(#20-36-Aug. 31-Sept. 7) Dr. Andrea Klemes comments on increased depression because of the pandemic. Dr. Laura Cheever talks about the progress of HIV treatments and Scott Dow on the growth of on-line education. 

(#20-35-Aug. 24-Aug. 30) Lisa Conyers comments on rising crony capitalism in the land. Pete Hutchinson talks about the challenges of mail-in voting and Dr. Richard Arrivello answers the question,"Are corporate events safe?"

(#20-34-Aug. 17-Aug. 23) Robert Katzburg talks about vanishing juries. Dr. Enric Sala comments on his book "The Nature of Nature" and Brian Blase on transparent healthcare pricing. 

(#20-33-Aug. 10-Aug. 16) Dr. John Lott comments on gun control .Dr. Nir Barzili details how folks can build up their immune systems to fight disease and John Jaquish on just how safe are gyms.

(#20-32-Aug. 3-Aug. 9) Eric Tyson discusses how to save money on college tuition. Sam Peters talks about the "defund the police movement" and George Geary on fair foods. 

(#20-31-July 27-Aug. 2) Ghostbusters Star Ernie Hudson talks about cancer prevention. Gene Sperling comments on economic justice for all. Paul Skousen comments on how to save the Constitution. 

(#20-30-July 20-July 26) Keisha Lanon discusses the movement toward better victim rights. Zach Boren comments on new efforts to revive apprenticeship programs and Katherine Gehl on the politics industry. 

(#20-29-July 13-July 19) Cynthia Fisher talks about the work of Patientrightsadvocate.org. William Craig analyzes North Korea tensions and Dr. Diana Wiley on relationship building during the Coronavirus. 

(#20-28-July 6-July 12) Fannie Mae VP Danielle McCoy discusses financial remedies for those suffering from Coronavirus problems. Jennifer Bracers comments on efforts to defund the police. Dr. Holly Phillips gives money-saving health tips. 

(#20-27-June 29-July 5) Dainte Johnson comments on the Black Lives Matters Movement. Clint Salter details how to find the right virtual kids camp for the summer and Gerald Celente on health trends for the country. 

(#20-26-June 22-June 28) Artemis Fowl author Eoin Colfer discusses youth literacy. Priscilla Vanderveer talks about research into a Coronavirus vaccine and Anthony Townsend on the future of driverless cars. 

(#20-25-June 15-June 21) Dr. Michael Grayson discusses how businesses can improve their credit ratings. Dr. Hans Rechsteiner discusses the merits of Medicare for all. Anna Behnan details how to increase charitable giving. 

(#20-24-June 8-June 14) Dr. Jorge Valdes discusses rising suicide rates in the country. Britt wood gives some landscaping tips for homebound folks and comic book author Tom Angelberger on youth literacy.