Issues Today Radio

(#15-33-Aug. 10-Aug. 16) Newsweek's Linda Marsa will discuss the rising cost of cancer treatments. Retired Colonel Robert Sholly will comment on the Iran Nuke Deal. Devora Jack will detail how to single task more effectively.

(#15-32-Aug. 3-Aug. 9) Newsweek's Abigail Jones will discuss her article "The Predator Next Door." Antonia Juhasz will answer the question, "Did BP gt off too easy on the oil spill settlement?" Laura Doyle will detail why marriage counseling doesn't work.

(#15-31-July 27-Aug. 2) Kevin Zeese will discuss the next step in the fast track trade legislation. Dr. Harris Braun will detail new pain management techniques. Russell Hammond will give some tip on how to travel on a budget. 

(#15-30-Juy 20-July 26) Herbal Pharmacist Dave Foreman will describe some of the dangers of statin drugs. Writer Ismat Mangla will detail some of the best places for eco-friendly vacations. Former Bubba Gump Shrimp CEO Scott Barnett will discuss the state of the restaurant industry. 

(#15-29-July 13-July 19) Broadway and Film Star Kristin Chenoweth will discuss her efforts to promote a new screening method for breast cancer. Sharon Schweitzer will detail how businesses can better access the Asian market. Yvette Araujo will talk about child abuse. 

(#15-28-July 6-July 12) Writer Kerry Flynn will comment on the FCC's efforts to provide low-cost internet service to rural areas. Janine Wedel will talk about corruption in some charitable foundations. International Business Times Writer Roy Cohen will detail how to have a successful job interview. 

(#15-27-June 29-July 5) Newsweek Writer Tim Parrett will talk about GMO's. Dr. Anne Malec will detail ways to have a successful marriage. Angela Sloan will talk about the effect of interest rate hikes on individual accounts. 

Alice Slater details the countries who are attempting to get nuclear weapons. Diane Daniels will discuss her book "Medicare Survival Guide." Dr. Leila Ali will talk about the state of the American health system. 

(#15-25-June 15-June 21) Dr. Leila Ali will detail alternative health treatments. Alice Slater will talk about all of the countries who are trying to get nuclear weapons. Diane Daniels will talk about her book "Medicare Survival Guide."

(#15-24-June 8-June 14) Phil Kotler will discuss his book "Confronting Capitalism." International Business Times Writer Maria Gallucci will detail the biggest energy-guzzling appliances in the home. Paul Binder will discuss the future of circuses. 

(#15-23-June 1-June 7) Thestreetcom's Ross Kenneth Urken will detail hidden costs in buying a home. Dr. James Lavalle will talk about new treatments for diabets. Mona Patel will talk about why all businesses need to constantly innovate. 

(#15-22-May 25-May 31) Two segments on earthquakes: Amy Nordram will discuss why earthquake deaths are increasing. Dr. Peter Ward will give earthquake safety tips. Dr. Mark Brody will discuss new treatments for alzheimers.

(#15-21-May 18-May24) Family Handyman Spike Carlsen will give repair advice. Keith Nowak will talk about how to make successful summer travel plans. James Wellington will discuss his book "Modern American Woman."

(#15-20-May 11-May17) Charles Souby will discuss drug abuse. Karen Dolan will talk about the "criminalization of poverty." Aviva Chomsky will detail why the United States is losing influence in Latin America. 

(#15-19-May 4-May 10) Dr. John Jefferson will comment on the Atlanta school cheating scandals. Susan McCrossin will detail new ADHD treatments that don't include drugs. Renae Azziz will talk about positive education behavior. 

(#15-18-Apr. 27-May 3) Ed Smart will discuss the growing problem of human trafficking. Charles Reigeluth will detail ways to improve education. Stephanie Shannon will adress the growing incidences of military sexual trauma.

(#15-17-Apr. 20-Apr. 26) Thestreet.com's Scott Gamm will detail ways to improve credit score. Julie Gunlock will talk about the "culture of alarmism." Christopher Speed will talk about how to improve heart health.

(#15-16-Apr. 13-Apr 19) Two segments on Autism: Ex-CNN Anchor Lauren Thierry will talk about special clothing for autistic children. Jeanne Baird will discuss life with an autistic child. Thestreetcom's Ross Kenneth Urken will detail how to decrease college debt.

(#15-15-Apr. 6-Apr. 12) Eric Wilson will detail the pros and cons of Obamacare. Thestreet.com's Cole Stangler will answer the question, "Are the good jobs coming back?' Ric Roman Waugh will discuss the growing problem of vet suicides.

(#15-14-Mar. 30-Apr. 5) Thestreetcom's Lauren Lyles Cole will detail retirement financial options for women. John Bernard will discuss how to make government work better. Phil Cafaro will talk about the relationship between immigration and the environment.

(#15-13-Mar. 23-Mar 29) Ivan Iland will discuss a new approach to terrorism. Dr. Mitchell Gaynor will detail how individuals can change their genes. Ross Frazier will talk about the growing hunger problem in America.

(15-12-Mar. 16-Mar. 22) Newsweek's Max Kutner will discuss sex trafficking on the farm. Brian Sussman will talk about the growing green agenda in the U.S. Dr. Eleazar Kadile detail new permanent weight loss techniques.

(#15-11-Mar. 9-Mar. 15) Darren Hammond will discuss growing threats to the U.S. power grid. Bernard Schroeder will give tips on how to start a successful business. Chazz Weaver detail how to have a healthy diet.

(#15-10-Mar. 2-Mar. 8) Allan Palmer will discuss the growing Iranian nuclear threat. Heather Wagenhals will talk about the increasing kidnap-for-ransom plots in the United States.

(#15-9-Feb. 23-Feb. 29) Dr. Caxton Opere will detail why bad relationships can be deadly. Jeff Shore will give an update on the real estate market. Stephanie Erickson will talk about the challenges of caring for an Alzheimers patient.