Issues Today Radio

(#26-21-May 18-May 24) Alison Todak talks about the revolution in entrepreneurship. Jessica Wood details an innovative program for education pus Meri Margaret Deoudes on the ever growing threat of bladder cancer. 

(#26-20-May 11-May 17): Dr. Peter Kowey discusses the state of the healthcare system. Susan Hedlund and Camille Kapp comment on the financial challenges of cancer treatment plus Jeff Todd and Dr Paul Chen on eye care. 

(#26-20-May 4-May 10) David Gruchet will detail ways the pulblic can fight invasive pests. Corey Kreuger will talks about increasing probate litigation plus Stefan Popovich on motorcycle safety.. 

(#26-20-May 4-May 10) David Gruchet will detail ways the pulblic can fight invasive pests. Corey Kreuger will talks about increasing probate litigation plus Stefan Popovich on motorcycle safety.. 

(#26-18-April 27-May 3) Scott Vedemos discusses new trade jobs. Sam Bestvater comments on the reach of religious radio plus Dr. Keith Kantor on hair loss. 

(#26-18-April 27-May 3) Scott Vedemos discusses new trade jobs. Sam Bestvater comments on the reach of religious radio plus Dr. Keith Kantor on hair loss. 

(#26-17-May 20-May 26) Eric Holland gives an update on the Roundup litigation settlement. Gary Sirak talks about retirement savings planning plus Dr. Eric Shah on colonoscopy preps. 

(#26-16-April 13-April 19) Lisa Sotto gives tips on how consumers can protect their internet devices. Shikha Natula details ways to improve personal savings plus Jeff Weiss on the Iran war. 

(#26-15-April 6-April 12) Sandy Markwood talks about senior hunger. Nancy Perpall gives a new perspective on divorce plus Adrian Woolfson on biological intelligence. 

(#26-14-March 30-April 5) Kevin Kramer comments on problems facing American cities. Dr. Teresa Whited talks about COVID vaccinations plus Matt Haller on franchising. 

(#26-13-March 23-March 29) Dr. Erin Bailey talks about literacy in America. Dr. William Chey details symptoms and treatment of colorectal cancer plus Nick Ewen on credit card points. 

(#26-12-March 16-March 22) Lonny Haschel talks about the importance of safety recalls. Sargeant Adam Szabo details a new interactive education program for students plus COOO Art on a ground-breaking new TV show about black entrepreneurs. 

(#16-11-March 9-March 15) Dr. David Hill explains the importance of childhood vaccinations. Michael Menard talks about childhood trauma plus Meghan Murphy on how to live a super-charged life. 

(#26-10-March 2-March 8) Matt Mizenko talks about increasing tax scams. Lisa Skinner details the challenges of Alzheimers disease plus Jonathan Tepper on growing up with drug addicts. 

(#26-9-Feb. 23-March 1) Andrew Ferguson talks about AI and crime. Carly Roszowski details tips for senior job seekers plus F. Franklin Richardson on how to stay grounded. 

(#26-8-Feb. 16-Feb. 22) Dr. Alyssa Dweck will discuss symptoms of UTI's. Jan Cress Dondi will talk about World War II heroes plus 10 year old rapper King Moore will detail his charity project. 

(#26-7-Feb. 9-Feb. 15) Antonio Ciaccia talks about the high cost of prescription drugs. Thomas Aiello details tax relief for families plus Anna Herby on new federal nutrition guidelines. 

(#26-6-Feb. 2-Feb. 8) Shelby Doyle talks about the growing school choice movement. Trevor Wagener gives results of a new survey on AI plus Dr. Laura Hambley Lovett on toxic bosses. 

(#25-6-Jan. 26-Feb. 1) Erica Reid comments on the growing human trafficking problem. Ray Shefska gives tips on how to negotiate car buying plus Kenneth Paul Caluson answers the question, "Can there be peace?"

(#26-4-Jan. 4-Jan. 10) Tie Lasater gives predictions for the 2026 economy. Michael O'Hanlon comments on historic and present U.S. defense efforts plus Danielle Pashko on natural body energy. 

(#26-3-Jan. 5-Jan. 11) Dr. Robert Cain talks about osteopathic medical schools. Sarah Janssen comments on the 2026 World Almanac plus Tracy Doyle on how to quell negative thinking. 

(#26-2-Jan. 5-Jan. 11) Fred Voccola updates the public on the present and future of AI. Plus two guests on tort reform...Tiger Joyce and Elizabeth Chamblee Burch. 

(#26-1-Dec 29-Jan. 4) Steven Dissette talks about retirement planning. Dr. Richard Bermudes details a new treatment for depression plus Ishan Patel on hearing loss. 

(#25-52-Dec. 22-Dec. 18) Margaret Poe tells listeners how to take control of their finances. Chef Michel Nischa will discuss community kitchens plus Terence Bradford on a new reality show "A Check for Life."

(#25-51-Dec. 15-Dec. 21) Drew Bivona discusses child safety. Brent Walls talks about water quality plus Katie Berge on blood cancers.