Issues Today Radio

(#19-50-Dec. 9-Dec. 15) Dr. Deane Waldman details a new vision for American healthcare. Shaun Castle details the challenges the disabled have while traveling by air and Clare O'Connor on how women can overcome their fear of app dating. 

(#19-49-Dec. 2-Dec. 8) Isabella Blake-Thomas discusses a new video that looks at human trafficking in the United States. Brian Wommack details new labeling rules for nutritional supplements and Dawn Delgado gives some tips for healthy eating. 

(#19-48-Nov. 25-Dec. 1) Dr. Robert Cionni comments on a new trifocal lens for cataract patients. Simeen Mohsen gives some tips for job seekers and Dr. Erin Gilbert on how to keep skin looking young.

(#19-47-Nov. 18-Nov. 24) Delta Force Veteran Tom Satterly discusses suicide among veterans. Dr. Benjamin Bendok details new brain tumor diagnosis procedures and John Langford on the Hope for Warriors Program. 

(#19-46-Nov. 11-Nov. 17) Dr. Neal Shore discusses new treatments for prostate cancer. Seconde Nimenya talks about race relations and Joy Stephenson-Law on how not to gain weight during the holidays. 

(#19-45-Nov. 4-Nov. 8) Best-selling author Nelson DeMille and his son Alex talk about their first collaboration "The Deserter." Teru Clavel discusses the state of education in America. Dr. Carol Osborne details natural flea treatments for pets. 

(#19-44-Oct. 28-Nov. 3) Rod Griffin comments on a new financial survey regarding Generation Z youth. Dr. Judy Stone talks about rising anti-semitism in the west and Dr. Jacob Appel on medical ethics. 

(#19-32-Oct. 21-Oct. 27) Jordan Gold rich discusses how employees can better deal with bully bosses. Melissa Brown talks about the emergence of on-line schools and Kirsten Palm on the work of Samaritan Aviation. 

(#19-42-Oct. 14-Oct. 20) Leigh Purvis cites the results of a new study on prescription prices. Gasby Brown details how to find reputable charities and Dr. Lerah Lee on the growing group of conservative black Americans. 

(#19-41-Oct. 7-Oct. 13) Dr. Kimberly Underwood discusses the shortage of teachers of color. Amy-Byer Shainman talks about family cancer syndrome and Steve Simpson on the growing suicide epidemic.

(#19-40-Sept. 30-Oct. 6) Mark Dunning details how to pick the right senior care. Dr. Blair Green talks about how to lessen the symptoms of postpartum blues. The USDA's Maribel Alonzo gives some tips on how to cook safely.

(#19-39-Sept. 12-Sept. 29) Ex Ambassador Gary Locke discusses the need for new trade agreements. Robert Pondiscio talks about the charter school revolution and Paul McDonald on a new report regarding salaries in the United States. 

(#19-38-Sept. 16-Sept. 22) Dr. Richard Bandler comments on what to look for in political messaging. Andrew Bernstein talks about the state of education and Dr. James LaVelle on probiotics. 

(#19-37-Sept. 9-Sept. 15) Two professors comment on racism in America. Sean Soulouki talks about the future of bamboo products and Kathy Ceclan on Operation Smile. 

(#19-36-Sept. 2-Sept. 8) Jack Kosakowski comments on the spending habits of teenagers. Stanley Chase talks about the growing vegan movement and Biggie Vaughn on travel tips for California.

(#19-35-Aug. 26-Sept. 1) Mannette Morgan comments on the next phase of the Me Too Movement. Alex Zlatin talks about medical record security breeches and Mark Steber on what to do about overdue taxes. 

(#19-34-Aug. 19-Aug. 25) Dr. Michael McGee details how to disrupt abusive behavior. Julie Gunlock comments on new gun legislation and Kandi Pickard on fitness for youth. 

(#19-33-Aug. 12-Aug. 18) Hillarie Gam comments on effort to create more STEM jobs in America. Tom and Lindy Schneider detail how to get kids ready for college and Kerry Gardette gives advice on how women can find Mr. Right. 

(#19-32-Aug. 5-Aug 11) Former Shiloh, Israel Mayor David Rubin comments on Iran's nuclear program. Priscilla Vanderveer gives tips on lowering prescription costs and Andrea Chavez on a new way to keep your pet safe.

(#19-31-July 29-Aug. 4) Myra Nourmand gives a report on the state of the real estate industry. Jared Turner comments on the growing essential oils business and Donna Jean Gerrier with some tips for senior caregivers. 

(#19-30-July 22-July 28)  Jim Haggan discusses his book "I'm Right and You're an Idiot." Gui costin talks about how to market to millennials. Dean Aslinia gives details on how to disconnect on vacation. 

(#19-29-July 15-July 21) Scott Page discusses financial toxicity and cancer. Dr. Lynn Lipskis details ways to sleep better and Kathleen Marquard on attacks on the beef industry. 

(#19-28-July 8-July 14) Golden Gate Bridge jump survivor Kevin Hines talks about the growing problem of suicide. Joe Martyak details how to prepare for summer storms, and the Red Cross's Cliff Numark discusses the need for more blood donations. 

(#19-27-July 1-July 7) Shane Bauer discusses the state of private prisons in America. Ken Kline details the costs of sanctuary cities. Dr. Paul Zeitz talks about climate change.

(#19-26-June 24-June 30) Sabrina Springs talk about black body shaming and racism. Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore gives tips to parents on how they can instill confidence in their kids. Amy Lawthorne details ways to get rid of mosquitoes this summer.