Issues Today Radio

(#18-2-Jan. 8-Jan. 14) Former judge Catalina Avalos comments on the effects of sexual harassment revelations. On the other side of the coin Dr. Willie and Dee Taylor Jolly discuss how spouses should handle charges. Kia Malone will detail a new contest for families to spur interest in science. 

(#18-1-Jan. 1-Jan. 7) Ryan Alexander comments on the new tax bill. Dr. Sandra Moldovan will expound on the dangers of sugar and Jack Oswald on why marijuana legalization might be dangerous for some. 

(#17-53-Dec. 25-Dec. 31) Ex-wrestling great Dallas Diamond Page will give conditioning tips. Laura Adams will comment on how to have financial success and Adam Mesh on the pros and cons of bitcoin. 

(#17-52-Dec.. 18-Dec. 25) Alex Salkever will detail the future of artificial intellience. Michael Becker will talk about why the HPV vaccine is important for boys. Janice Taylor will detail how parents can protect their kids on social media.

(#17-51-Dec. 11-Dec. 17) Olympians Ted Ligety and Alaina Nichols talk about the upcoming games in South Korea. Lauren Orneals will discuss the Food Empowerment Project. Karen  Nicksich will detail how rescue dogs are being used to treat PTSD. 

(#17-50-Dec. 4-Dec. 10) Hamilton star Miguel Cervantes an his wife will discuss how epilepsy has affected their family. Jeff Small will detail how everyone can have more financial success. Diana Thompson will talk about paternity fraud.

(#17-49-Nov. 27-Dec. 3) Ken Dolan-Vecchio comments on sexual harassment in the workplace. Dr. Ann Kaiser-Stearns details  how to make caregiving a little easier. Renee King-Sonnen will talk about her ground-breaking animal sanctuary program in Texas. 

(#17-48-Nov. 20-Nov. 27) Dr. Francisco Ricardo comments on today;s media's influence on culture. David Horowitz will talk about his book "The Left in the University." Dr. Dudlely Danoff will detail the latest prostate cancer treatments. 

(#17-47-Nov. 13-Nov. 19) Ben Stein comments on the economy. Pamela Geller discusses her book "Fatwa:Hunted in America." Dr. Eric Cole will give tips on how to protect your computer from hacking.

(#17-46-Nov. 6-Nov. 12) Veteran Reporter Marvin Scott compares today's journalism with yesterdays. Dr. Ken Redcross will talk about the growing trend of concierge medicine. Joe Robinson will discuss how to improve business travel. 

(#17-45-Oct. 30-Nov. 5) Dr. Angela Smith comments on how to improve race relations in urban areas. Hunter Lewis talks about his book "100 Economic Laws." Kelly Smith details the many faces of domestic violence.

(#17-44-Oct. 23-Oct. 29) Shalva Hessel discusses the role women play in fighting terrorism. Jae Oh details how to get the most out of medicare. Kim Sanders will talk about restraint-free education policies. 

(#17-43-Oct. 16-Oct. 22) Mia Pritts will give tips on how parents can pick the right pre-school. Dr. Christine Horner will comment on the relationship between cancer and obesity. Carrie Williams will detail how employers can better communicate with their employees. 

(#17-42-Oct. 9-Oct. 15) Daphna Nissembaum will discuss the development of new recyclable plastics. Dr. Jeffrey Rubin will talk about how kids are affected by sports. Lorrie Walker will detail how to keep children car seat safe. 

(#17-41-Oct. 2-Oct. 8) Martha Deutschel will talk about the growing controversy regarding security clearances. Dr. Robyn DeLuca will talk about her book "The Hormone Myth" plus Mariam Pare and Alana Tillman will comment on the work of foot and painting artists. 

(#17-40-Sept. 25-Oct. 1) Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Eric Siddall will discuss bail reform. Dr. Karen Howard will talk about new guidelines for natural health products. Brad and Greta Zude will detail how to get baby to sleep. 

(#17-39-Sept. 18-Sept. 24) Jim Stuber will discuss the future of NAFTA. Nidhi Verma will detail the the credit habits of millennials. Angela Ballard will talk about solutions for excessive sweating. 

(#17-38-Sept. 11-Sept. 17) Analyst Dick Morris comments on current issues. Patrick Renn will discuss legacy giving and Ken Krieg on how not to have over-indulged kids. 

(#17-37-Sept. 5-Sept. 11) Dr. Stephen Faraone will discuss adult ADHD. Dr. Kathy Hirsch-Pasek will detail a scientific approach to raising kids. Emil DeAndreis will talk about his book "Hard to Grip."

(#17-36-Aug. 28-Sept. 3) Todd Gaziano will talk about the changing world of college racial preferences. Melissa Davies will talk about ways to help vets gain employment. Dr. Ellen Kennedy-Moore will detail how to deal with back-to-school issues. 

(#17-35-Aug. 21-Aug. 27) Ex-Congressman Ron Paul discusses current political issues. Christine Douglass-WIlliams will talk about the modernization of Islam. Howard Kushner will comment on the challenges left handers face. 

(#17-34-Aug. 14-Aug. 20) Robin Burk will discuss the growing threat of cyber-terrorism in the United States. Dr. Cornelius Grove will comment on why so many kids have learning problems. Polly Franks will detail how to deal with predators in your neighborhood. 

(#17-33-Aug. 7-Aug. 13) Journalist Raheel Raza will discuss the current state of U.S./Middle East relations. Terry Jastrow will talk about human rights abuses and Fred Cuellar on why snacks can be so unhealthful.

(#17-32-July 31-Aug. 6) Norm Rogers will discuss why some anti-bacterial products are not safe. Dr. John Huber will comment on why some millennials are not ready for life. Richard Moran will give some do's and dont's on air travel. 

(#17-31-July 24-July 30) Actor Anson Williams will discuss a natural cure for drowsy driving. Dave Hopson will detail how businesses can weather bad business cycles. Steve Down will answer the question, "Why do some many people have so few savings?"