Issues Today Radio

(#16-31-July 25-July 31) Newsweek's Jeff Stein details how American cities are preparing for terrorist attacks. Dr. Woody Woodward will talk how to decrease vacation stress. Michael Houlihan and Bonnie Harley will talk about entrepreneurial DNA. 

(#16-30-July 18-July 24) Dr. Paul de Pompo will discuss the growing problem of worldwide terrorism. Shasha Chanoff will detail the work of Refugee Point. YMCA spokesperson Jorge Perez will comment on summer programs. 

(#16-29-July 11-July 17) Michael Stumo will discuss the ramifications of meat labeling on the domestic meat industry. Lisa Goichw will talk about the right to die at home. Anita Covic will comment on social travel apps. 

(#16-28-July 4-July 10) Medical Watch writer Lizette Boreli will talk about how to get relief from summer allergies. International Business Times writer Orianna Schwindt will discuss why traditional TV will continue to be important. Peter Pitts will comment on the over-prescription of antibiotics. 

(#16-27-June 27-July 3) "Under the Gun" Producer/Writer Stephanie Soechtag on gun control. Daniel Hatcher will discuss his book "The Poverty Industry." Dr. Lillie Rosenthal will talk about natural pain relief remedies. 

(#16-26-June 20-June 26) Michael Morgan will discuss new treatments for Alzheimers. Becky Meliwocki will give tips on how to keep kids learning during the summer. Kathyrun Kemp-Guylay will talk about how to feed kids more healthfully. 

(#16-25-June 13-June 19) Author Mark Siebert will talk about how to be a better entrepreneur. International Business Times writer Lauren Lyles-Cole will detail how to save money on weddings. Gerald Schwartzbach will discuss how to feed kids more healthfully. 

(#16-24-June 6-June 12) Newsweek Senior Writer Abigail Jones will discuss that compares today's teens to the youth of the 60's. Barb Boschetto will talk about the hurt of adultery. Mike Glauser will discuss his book "The Main Street Entrepreneur."

(#16-23-May 31-June 5) Lowell Ponte will discuss the financial crisis in Puerto Rico. Dr. Gerald Fishkin will talk about the "Shame Culture." Rich Wessenberg will detail the importance of role models in society. 

(#16-22-May 23-May 29) International Business Times writer Eric Markowitz will discuss the growing threat of cyber attacks. Steven Roberts will give tips on how to save money on college. Sherry Torkos will comment on summer bacteria.

(#16-21-May 16-May 22) Entertainer Toni Tenille will discuss her career and personal relationships. Jake Hellibrunn will talk about millennials and depression. Deanna Ford will give tips on how everyone can live a more sustainable life. 

(#16-20-May 9-May 15) International Business Times Writer Owen Davis will comment on new financial adviser rules. Dr. Elaina George will talk about the need for better communication between doctors and patients. Jonathan Shapiro will talk about the importance of the Black Lives Movement. 

(#16-19-May 2-May 8) Dr. Mark Tamplin will discuss the growing problem of food safety. Muslim researcher Farhana Qazi will talk about moderates views on terrorism. Gerre Mann will talk about her book "Abandoned." 

(#16-18-Apr. 25-May 1) Environmental researcher Ellen Moyer will discuss efforts to label GMO foods. Phil DeMuth will talk about his book "The Overtaxed Investor." Angelo McClain will detail the work of National Assn. of Social Workers. 

(#16-17-Apr. 18-Apr. 24) Dr. Janet Lintala will discuss new treatments for Autism. Lance LoRusso will comment on how police use faith to get through stressful jobs. Dr. Christine Horner will talk about new cosmetic surgery products.

(#16-16-Apr. 11-Apr. 17) Bruce Mesnekoff will give tips on how to solve student loan debt. Adam Lidgett will talk about aid for deaf sexual abuse victims. Chana Levitan will talk about her book "That's Why I Married You."

(#16-15-Apr. 4-Apr. 10) International Business Times Writer Maria Gallucci will comment on efforts to get new jobs for displaced coal workers. Chris Orestis will give tips on how to get better long-term senior care and Peter Trabucco on amusement park safety

(#16-14-Mar. 28-Apr. 3) International Business Times writer Carter Dougherty will talk about future interest rate hikes and the effect on consumers. Chuck Tatelbaum will detail new consumer trends and Sophia Gushee on water toxicity. 

(#16-13-Mar. 21-Mar. 27) Michael Brannigan will give an update on the Japan nuclear disaster. Dan Pilla will detail how to survive an IRS audit. Adam Winkler will comment on the supreme court vacancy controversy.

(#16-12-Mar. 14-Mar. 20) Dr. Bob Arnot discusses the health benefits of coffee. Peter Olt will comment on the growing Zika virus threat. Bruce Piasecki will detail the big issues the next president will face.

(#16-11-Mar. 7-Mar. 13) Newsweek writer Zoe Schlanger will discuss possible social changes the Zika virus is causing. Dr. Katherine Brown will detail continued long-term problems after Hurricane Katrina. Donn Dears will discuss climate change. 

Mark Friedlander will discuss improvements in STEM education programs. Lea Brovedani will detail traits of successful business leaders. Carol Core will detail tips for senior caregivers. 

(#16-9-Feb. 22-Feb. 28) Tom Skarda will detail the pros and cons of owning a franchise. Dr. Bob Wright will talk about ways to improve personal relationships. T.J. Walker will discuss the growth in the lab-grown diamond market. 

(#16-8-Feb. 15-Feb. 21) Peter Neill will discuss the growing importance of the oceans for the future of the planet. Dr. Jack Olds will detail the growing shortage of primary care physicians in the country. Dale Nabors will give the pros and cons of owning a vacation home. 

(#16-7- Feb. 8-Feb 14) International Business Times Writer Carter Dougherty will talk about the growing problem of China's economy and how it affects the United States. Dr. Dana Cohen will discuss the growing problem of heart disease in women. Dr. Gregory Jantz will detail the effects of second-hand smoke.