Issues Today Radio

(#20-23-June 1-June 7) Award-winning columnist and author David Ignatius discusses his new book on cybercrime "The Paladin". Attorney Jonathan Bell talks about his business liability and Coronavirus. Actress Jen Lilley talks about Project Orphans. 

(#20-22-May 25-May 31) Historian Hannah Brenner looks at women who came close to joining the Supreme Court. Dr. Holly Phillips gives some tips on how to save on prescription costs and Rita Reimers on cats and Coronavirus behavior. 

(#20-21-May 18-May 24) Dr. Robert right details how to manage stress during these crisis times. The Heritage Foundation's Nicolas Loris comments on the environment and government regulation and Josh James on an information website for Coronavirus. 

(#20-20-May 11-May 17) David Daley talks about grassroots democracy. Kathleen Jaeger comments on chain drugstores and their efforts to ease the pain of Coronavirus and Christina Ibbitson o financial planning during the crisis. 

(#20-19-May 4-May 10) Dr. Donna Marks discusses how to fight Coronavirus fear. Tom Wheaton talks about the work of Paralyzed Veterans of America and Jonathan Cousar on the future of the gig economy. 

(#20-18-Apr. 27-May 3) Sally Greenburg talks about the growing number of false claims about CBD products. Attorney Joryn Jenkins discusses the challengers divorced parents face during the Coronavirus crisis and Dr. Tim Jordan on how parents can teach their daughters to be leaders. 

(#20-17-Apr. 20-Apr. 26) Journalist Thomas Kostigen looks at innovative ways to help the climate. Patrick Mulland gives tips on how people can keep their business skills first rate and Patty Morrissey on getting rid of clutter. 

(#20-16-Apr.13-Apr. 19) Chris Stewart comments on the state of education in the U.S. Clyde Terry talks about the low compensation for disabled workers and Marc Levin on how technology is aiding the prison population. 

(#20-15-Apr. 6-Apr. 12) Ravi Starzi talks about a new coronavirus information website. Voiceover Star Rob Paulsen discusses his battle with oral, head and neck cancer. American Red Cross President CEO Gail McGovern details the need for more blood donations during the Corona crisis.

(#20-14-Mar. 30-Apr. 5) TV Host Jane Valez-Mitchell talks about her new vegan program airing on Amazon Prime. Brad Kane comments on is book "Pitchfork Populism" and Dr. Shebana Pasha of the Mayo Clinic talks about colorectal cancer. 

(#20-13-Mar-23-Mar. 29) Former ABC Newsman Sam Donaldson comments on journalism in this fake news era. Elizabeth Clellan talks about volunteer military challenges and Jay Young on why gasoline prices are falling so much. 

(#20-12-Mar. 16-Mar. 22) Restaurateur Steve Palmer talks about substance abuse problems in the hospitality business. Veteran Jeff Morris comments on the work of the Legion 8 Foundation and Joseph Alvaro on how his video segments are helping those who have lost loved ones. 

(#20-11-Mar. 9-Marc.15) Chuck Swennson explains Medicare insurance options. Robyn Sierra Whitmore talks about the working homeless and Dr. Janet Kennedy on sleep disorders.

(#20-20-Mar. 2-Mar. 8) Chip Merlin discusses why computer health diagnosis errors are increasing. Kathy Stokes details how everyone can fight phone scams and Dr. Warren Farrell on the challenges of dad-deprived boys. 

(#20-9-Feb. 24-Mar. 1) Gretchen Goldman comments on efforts bly the EPA to weaken environmental laws. Dr. Philip Adamson talks about the growing health problem of heart failure and Marty Brounstein on memories of the holocaust. 

(#20-8-Feb. 17-Feb. 23) Trent England comments on efforts to weaken the electoral college system. Kim Casey-Cobb talks about the origins of amber alerts and Gary Wiener on the work of the Sacroma-Oma Foundation. 

(#20-7-Feb. 10-Feb. 16) Dr. Jay W. Lee discusses the dangers of vaping. Ramon Vasquez details the results of a survey on the importance of tax refunds and Dr. Kevin Donley on National Children's Dental Health Month. 

(#20-6-Feb. 3-Feb. 9) Co-Author Bruce Eberle comments on his book that talks about how a growing number of African Americans are leaning toward supporting President Trump. Allen Banks talks about the increase of self-defense classes in these days of mass shootings. Jack Newgent gives some tasty recipes for diabetics. 

(#20-5-Jan. 27-Feb. 2) Columnist Tom Basile comments on the mideast situation. Christopher Hal talks about the challenges of being an African doctor and Brandon Roe on new fashion trends online. 

(#20-4-Jan. 20-Jan. 26) Ronald McDonald House creator Jimmy Murray discusses the early days of the organization. Devon Fergus comments on decline of the middle class and Dr. Deepak Bhatt on a new treatment for heart disease. 

(#20-3-Jan. 13-Jan. 19) Dr. Erin Stokes details natural ways to reduce stress. Joe McCormack comments on tech addiction and Johnathan Stanley on the effects of doctor reviews.

(#20-2-Jan. 6-Jan. 12) Dr. Suhyun An discusses new treatments for chronic pain. Debbie Bloyd gives some predictions for the 2020 real estate market and Lyra Logan on computer programming for kids. 

(#20-1-Dec. 30-Jan. 5) Ken Good discusses bail reform in the U.S. Senior Chief Petty Officer Courtney Kittrell talks about the growing suicide problem among veterans and Bradley Metrock on new ways to use Alexa. 

(A#19-52-Dec. 23-Dec. 29) Journalist Steve Bassett discusses redlining in America. Patrie Onwuka talks about efforts to thwart the gig economy and Susan Behary honors for vet service dogs.

(#19-51-Dec. 16-Dec. 22) Dr. Peter Kaiser details a new treatment for macular degeneration. Amas Tenumah talks about his book "No One Wants Customer Service" and Sarah Janssen with an inside look at the 2020 world almanac.