Issues Today Radio

(#17-30-July 17-July 23) Joy Butler will detail how people can protect their intellectual rights. Dr. Kathy Seifert will discuss new ways to identify potential mass killers. Herbal Pharmacist Dave Foreman will talk about the dangers of sugary drinks. 

(#17-29-July 10-July 16) Hadley Heath Manning will discuss pending legislation that would change family leave laws. Shelley Callahan will detail the work of Children, Inc. who help poor youth here and abroad. Danielle Smith will talk about a new app that parents can use to monitor their kids' finances. 

(#17-28-July 3-July 9) Debbie Collier will discuss the status of net neutrality rules. Gayle Van Gils will detail how to reduce stress at work. Norman Rogers will comment on alternative energy rules in the west. 

(#17-27-June 26-July 2) Actress Candace Cameron Bure will talk about the importance of family vacation time. Dr. Daniel Amen will discuss the relationship between obesity and depression. Dr. Robert Melillo will comment on why some kids are such picky eaters. 

(#17-26-June 19-June 25) Dr. Daniel Chomsky will  discuss proposed tax cuts by the Trump administration. Dr. Michael Lockshin will detail how to improve communication between patients and doctors. Robert David English will talk about the future of U.S./Russian relations. 

(#17-25-June 12-June 18) Danielle Di Martino Booth will talk about the influence of the federal reserve on the American budget. Emily Keeme will talk about the problems with mandatory jail time for alleged domestic violence perpetrators. Rachel Begun will describe how to have a gluten-free lifestyle. 

(#17-24-June 5-June 11) Can algorithms tell who will commit a crime? John Cheney-Lippold answers the question. AAA's Tamra Johnson will comment on the growing number of distracted drivers. Michael Eastham will talk about how to reduce credit card debt. 

( #17-22-May 22-May 28) Denise Lorenz will detail how parents can unplug their kids during the summer. Dr. Keith Fry will talk about how to stay healthy during vacations and Drew Knowles on the historical ramifications of Route 66.

(#17-21-May 15-May 21) Dr. Sharad Paul discusses how genes affect personal health. Lisa Robin will comment on the increasing problem of distracted drivers. Jodi Aman will tell parents how they can ease the pain of their kids going off to college. 

(#17-20-May 8-May 14) Douglas Taylor will detail the growing problem of damage to buildings and bridges to earthquakes. Jillian Melchor will comment on Trump administration changs to EPA rules. Jan Edwards will talk about the growing sex trafficking problem in America.   

(#17-19-May 1-May 7) Dr. Yvette Bearce will discuss the future of U.S.-Iranian relations. Nick Sconce will comment on national healthcare. Marissa Landrigan will talk about her book "The Vegan's Guide to Eating Meat"

(17-18-Apr. 24-Apr. 30) Dr. Jane Orient will discuss the future of national healthcare. Mark Claypool will detail new challenges for special education. Carole Weston will comment on current teen issues. 

(#17-17-Apr. 17-23) Daniel Greenfield will discuss waning Saudi Arabian influence on American foreign policy. Retired Lt. Col. Denny Gillem will talk about internal terrorist threats in the country. Rev. Jesse Peterson will weigh in on the minimum wage controversy. 

(#17-16-Apr. 10-Apr. 16) Gregg Roman will discuss the ramifications of America's middle east policy. Dr. Cass Ingram will detail the merits of tumeric. Kathy Fettke will give an update on the real estate market. 

(#17-15-Apr. 3-Apr. 9) Dr. Michael Brannigan will comment on the continuing crisis of Japa's nuclear disaster. Cheryl Fields will detail holistic health for women. Actor Taimak will talk about race relations in America. 

(#17-14-Mar. 27-Apr. 2) Adrian Ridner will give tips on how to save money on college tuition. Richard Schramm will discuss the growing number of ADHD cases. Dr. Robert Marx will comment on the dangers of some prescription drugs.   

(#17-13-Mar. 20-Mar. 26) Dr. Pavan Grover will comment on the growing opiate addiction crisis. Rabbi Daniel Cohan will answer the question, "Why has America become less civil?. Dr. Jackie Eubany will discuss the growing heart disease rate in women. 

(17-12-Mar. 13-Mar. 19) Jeff Clayton will comment on bail reform efforts. Andrew Gause will talk about the challenges of growing national debt. Polly Franks will discuss the growing problem of sexual abuse.  

(#17-11-Mar. 6-Mar. 12) Herstle Jones will discuss the ramifications of raising the retirement age. Rashid Brown will comment on the growing robot revolution. Joanne Lara will detail new treatments for autism. 

(#17-20-Feb. 27-Mar. 5) Archaya Schunya will discuss the growing Ayurveda health movement. Danielle Linder will detail how parents can teach kids about empathy. Eric Mittenthall talk about the My Meat Up app. 

#17-9-Feb. 20-Feb. 26) Dan Pilla will give some tax tips. Godfrey Harris will detail the clout of Washington lobbyists. Meg Meranus will talk about her book "Diets are Fattening."

(#17-8-Feb. 13-Feb. 19) David Smick will discuss income inequality. Dr. Cass Ingram will detail some natural health remedies for flu. TL Williams will discuss cyber terrorism. 

(#17-7-Feb. 6-Feb. 12) Abby Eisenkraft will give tips on how to stay off of the IRS radar. Edward Conerd will discuss his book "The Upside of Inequality". Matt Bird will describe a new way to fight poverty in Mexico. 

(#17-6-Jan. 30-Feb. 5) Abby Eisenkraft will talk about how to keep off of the IRS radar. Pastor Nikki will give tips on how to avoid temptation in society. Celebrity Chef Patti Jinich will discuss healthy Super Bowl snacks. 

(#17-5-Jan. 23-Jan. 29) Crista Huff will discuss the future of fair trade agreements. Chris Bird will comment on gun-free zones. Tom DeWeese will talk about proposed national education reforms.