Issues Today Radio

(#18-27-July 2-July 8) Author Paul Ehrlich discusses evolutionary issues. Steve Simpson talks about how to deal with teen bullying and abuse and Seres Marotta on the consequences of flu epidemics.

(#18-26-June 25-July 1) John Prossere discusses the merits of no-fault auto insurance. Ted Johnson comments on new cancer treatments and Morag McKay on the hidden dangers of open waters. 

(#18-25-June 18-June 24) Nick Stehle comments on work for welfare programs. Catroina McGregor will talk about nature and technology plus Michael Gellert on the psychological effects of school shootings on kids. 

(#18-24-June 11-June 17) Junior Achievement's CEO Jack Kosakowski details the results of a new survey on teens. Tim Hague will describe how it is to live with Parkinson's disease. Dr. Ivan Misner will give tips on how college grads can get a job. 

(#18-23-June 4-June 10) Dr. Dale talks details how parents can help their kids become doctors. Susan Bahary lists the merits of military service dogs. Felicia Stole will discuss healthy summer foods for kids. 

(#18-22-May 29-June 3) Dylan DeThomas discusses the future of recycling in the country. Gordon Newton gives tips on how to get rid of timeshares and Florence Ann Romano on things to do with the kids this summer. 

(#18-21-May 21-May 27) The Rideshare Guy Harry Campell comments on the future of transportation. Jeff Hunt talks about current issues and Dr. Michael Murphy on post traumatic stress and growth. 

(#16-20-May 14-May 20) Bar Rescue Star Jon Taffer will discuss how to stop making excuses and get successful. Franklin Shaw will comment on the growing opioid crisis and disabled vet Derrick Carvey on vet issues. 

(#18-29-May 7-May 13) Bonnie Jane Hall discusses her fight to change the juvenile justice system. Jennifer Fitzpatrick gives senior caregiving tips and Whitney Ellenby on autism. 

(#18-18-Apr. 30-May 6) Syndicated columnist Chris Erskine talks about parenting. John Lawrence will detail the origins of the country's polarization and talk show host Heidi Harris on free speech. 

(#18-17-Apr. 23-Apr. 29) Eric Tyson gives some practical personal finance tips. Dr. John Poothulli discusses the real cause of diabetes and Mike Shannon on how to bring he country together. 

(#18-16-Apr. 16-Apr. 22) Gary Kennedy talks about airline safety and service. Kathy Fettke discusses the future of the real estate market and Dr. John West on breast cancer. 

(#18-15-Apr. 9-Apr. 15) Talk show host Rusty Humphries comments on current issues. Dr. Ken Redcross talks about the benefits of vitamin D. Michael Godfrey discusses book "Put Stress to Work."

(#18-14-Apr. 2-Apr. 8) Joel Allenbaugh discusses changes to national healthcare. Carolin Hauser-Carson details how to heal from sexual abuse. Rick Haltermann will talk about his book "Curriculum of the Soul." 

(#18-13-Mar. 26-Apr. 1) Dr. Joshua Estrin discusses how to improve school safety. Timothy Kephart will detail a new way to fight graffiti. Dr. Alitta Kullman discusses eating disorders. 

(18-12-Mar. Mar 25) Ned Johnson will discuss his book "The Self-Driven Child." Alise McGregor will talk about the importance of pre-school. Sarah Guzman will comment on the work of Operation Smile worldwide 

(#18-11-Mar. 12-Mar. 18) Senior Fellow Max Boot commenets on the legacies of the Vietnam war. Author Mitch Margo talks about racism in America and Nicholas Tampio on common core. 

(#18-10-Mar. 5-Mar. 11) Dr. Bill Miller comments on this year's flu outbreak. Andrew Wagner will give some tax tips and Alison Sawyer on her Isla Animal Group. 

(#18-09-Feb. 26-Mar. 4) David Willson comments on school shootings. Ty Pennington and Amanda Brinkman discuss the resurgence of small town America and Joe Worley on the Americas Vet Dogs program. 

(#18-08-Feb. 20-Feb. 26) Cato Institute's Chris Edwards comments on the effects of government shutdowns. Brian Nelson-Ford gives some financial tips for couples and Jim Lavalle on five fitness fables. 

(#18-07-Feb. 12-Feb. 18) Attorney Lance Russo comments on police shootings. Pete Trabucco discusses how to improve airport safety. Dr. Gene Sambataro discusses new treatments for snoring. 

(#18-06-Feb. 5-Feb. 11) Professor Laura Gomez comments on the growing Latino movement in the U.S. Tosha Smith-Mills discusses why kids of criminal parents are more at risk for unlawful behavior. Songwriting Shane discusses sexual abuse. 

(#18-5-Jan. 29-Feb. 4) Fernando Gutierrez comments on nursing home abuse. Carrie Williams will detail how to have more direction in your life. Minerva Neiditz will comment on how the climate in Washington DC has changed over the years. 

(#18-4-Jan. 22-Jan 28) Collin O'Mara of the National Wildlife Foundation discusses threats to the environment. Attorney Jacqueline Newman will detail how to cope with divorcce. Isaac Alexis will comment on the growing opiate addiction crisis. 

(#18-3-Jan. 15-Jan. 21) Arthur Firstenberg talks about possible dangers of cellphone radiation. Dr. Gerald Lemeiro comments on the new tax bill and Dr. Jamie Reynolds on the dangers of home-made teeth straightening.