Issues Today Radio

(#16-6-Feb. 1-Feb. 7) Weam Namou will discuss Christian persecution in the middle east. Dr. James Rota will detail alternatives to mercury dental fillins. Jason Carroll will detail new monitoring devices for seniors and babies. 

(#16-5-Jan. 25-Jan. 31) Michael McCray will discuss the challenges whistleblowers face. Mary Francis Bowery will talk about the growing problem of trafficking in the United States. Dr. Nanette Miner will detail leadership skills for millennials. 

(#16-4, Jan. 18-Jan. 24) Kathy Fettke will comment on the real estate market. Gail Heriot will talk about the growing transgender movement. Lynne Cockrum-Murphy will detail ways to decrease personal suffering. 

(#16-3-Jan. 11-Jan. 17) Dave Foreman will discuss alternative health. Twila Brase will talk about the future of national healthcare. John Lott will describe the politics of the no-fly zone. 

(#16-20-Jan. 4-Jan. 10) Marjory Wildcraft will discuss alternatives to antibiotics. Dr. Barry Bartusiak will give tips on how parents can improve the oral health of their kids. Doug Watkins will comment on the pay of CEO's.

(#16-1-Dec. 28-Jan. 3) Dr. Thomas Ripaldi will discuss terrorist persecution of Christians. International Business Times Writer Carter Dougherty will comment on overseas corporate tax shelters. Pamela Wilson will give tips for senior caregivers. 

(#15-52-Dec. 21-Dec. 27) Andy Gause will discuss the future of Social Security. Dr. Paul Coleman will detail how parents can talk to their kids about terrorism. Dr. Robyn Benson will give tips on how to travel healthy. 

(#15-51-Dec. 14-Dec. 20) Dr. Holly Lucille will talk about the pros of tea detoxing. IBT's Lauren Lyons-Cole will detail the challenges millennials have in planning for retirement. Dr. Peter Sacco will discuss how life would be without the internet.

(#15-50-Dec. 7-Dec. 13) Dr. Ken Redcross will discuss the pros and cons of flu vaccinations. Noel Flasterstein will talk about efforts to get concealed gun laws increased. Dr. Renate Reimann will give tips on how to stop procrastination. 

(#15-49-Nov. 30-Dec. 6) Newsweek's Kevin Maney will discuss the challenges of ever-increasing technology. Dr. James Lavalle will talk about the importance of blood tests and E. W. Jackson on Project Create. 

(#15-48-Nov. 23-Nov. 29) Rebecca Palm will give tips on health open enrollment. Randy Haveson will detail the growing problem of binge drinking. Bill Steele will discuss his efforts to train kids to be entrepeneurs. 

(#15-47-Nov. 16-Nov. 22) Newsweek's Jessica Firger will comment on the new breast cancer testing standards. Dave Scharm will give tips on improving credit score. Norma Dougherty will detail how to improve the self-image of women. 

(#5-46-Nov. 9-Nov. 15) Barry Brandman will detail ways to increase corporate security. Anya Damiron will talk about how to teach kids about those with disabilities. Doug Jackson will talk about Charity Vision. 

(#15-45-Nov. 2-Nov. 8) Newsweek's Maria Gallucci will discuss the Volkswagen scandal. Todd Lipscomb will comment on the Transpac Trade Agreement. Kent Atherton will detail a new stop smoking system. 

(#15-44-Oct. 26-Nov. 1) Salvatore Buscemi will discuss crowdfunding. Dr. Shoshana Bennett will detail symptoms of postpartem depression. Dr. Carol Gunn will talk about increasing hospital errors and effects on patients. 

(#15-43-Oct. 19-Oct. 25) Solange Richie will talk about the war on women. Dr. Tel Franklin will answer the question, "Flu shots or not?' Brett Furman will detail how to hire the right real estate broker. 

(#15-42-Oct. 12-Oct. 18) Yovel Badish will discuss the reasons for mandated school uniforms. Jon Mertz will detail how to communicate with millenials. Tom Gagliano will talk about parenting tips. 

(#15-41-Oct. 5-Oct. 11) Melanie Young discusses breast cancer. Jasen McDonald will detail how to hire the right attorney. Keith Code will talk about how to keep kids off of drugs. 

(#15-40-Sept. 28-Oct. 4) Financial expert Rodger Friedman will talk about successful retirement planning. Westley Thomas will talk about help for veterans. Charlie Wachtel will discuss diabetes and the financial profession. 

(#15-39-Sept. 21-Sept. 27) Former NTSB Investigator Steve Carbone will discuss airline safety. Journalist Joel Warner will detail the progress of home building after Hurricane Katrina. Ann Gadzikowski will talk about why creative play is so important for the development of kids. 

(#15-38-Sept. 14-Sept. 20) Scott Morofsky will detail how to tame road rage. Educator Anna Gatmon will discuss why homework should be banned. Stella Waterhouse will talk about the rising autism rate.

(#15-37-Sept. 7-Sept. 13) Journalist Sally Armstrong will discuss the growing role women are having in solving the world's problems. Joshua Friedman will detail ways to improve education, and reporter Grant Welker will weigh in on the Market Basket phenomenon. 

(#15-36-Aug. 31-Sept. 6) Dr. Mehdi Saram will comment on the Iran Nuke deal. Zoe Schlanger will talk about the AP History education requirements. Pizza expert Craig Priebe will detail how to make the perfect pie. 

(#15-35-Aug. 24-Aug. 30) Dr. James Elist will detail a new test for prostate cancer. John Horvat will answer the question, "Is the issue of same sex marriage really settled?" Allan McDougall will talk about battling addiction

(#15-34-Aug. 17-Aug. 23) Journalist Gareth Porter will discuss his book "Manufactured Crisis." International Business Times writer Joel Warner will comments on the politics of marijuana. Dr. Anne Speckhard will report on the female face of terror.