Issues Today Radio

(#15-8-Feb. 16-Feb. 22) Vicki Fischenick will detail new treatments for vets. Bob Allison will discuss how to stay off of drugs permanently. Nicole Noonan will detail funding options for divorce.

(#15-7-Feb.9-Feb. 15) Dr. Ejaz Navqi will answer the question, "Is the U.S. at war with Muslims". Matt Shafer will detail why so many ex-NFL players go broke. Cole James will give tips on how to deal with the loss of a pet.

(#15-6-Feb. 2-Feb. 8) Dave Bego will detail why unions need new tactics so survive. Pastor Larry Stockstill will detail how men can have more integritu. Jenna Rose Lothert will discuss her book "Life Goes On."

(#15-5-Jan 26-Feb. 1) Lance Izumi will discuss the results of a study on upper income Texas schools. Thestreet.com's Scott Gaum will describe the reluctance of many to use new banking apps. Craig Bergman will discuss dark money and the IRS.

(#15-4-Jan. 19-Jan. 25) Todd Zeibarth will discuss the growing public charter school movement. Dr. Michael Cotton will detail what high brain living is all about. Tom Somodi will give tips on how to have better financial success.

(#15-3-Jan. 12-Jan. 18) Noted attorney Paul Batista will discuss new anti-profiling laws. John P. Warren will described alleged voter fraud. Gary Miliefsky will detail growing smartphone cyber dangers.

(#15-2-Jan. 5-Jan. 11) Ex-NFL linebacker George Koonce will discuss the concussion controversy. Michael Farkas will talk about the growing electric car movemente. Kathy Fettke will detail ways to increase retirement income with real estate investments.

(#15-1-Dec. 29-Jan. 4) John Casey will discuss the possibility of global cooling. Jim LaValle will detail alternative treatments for diabetes. David Lamb will talk about how spouses who work together can have better relationships.

(#14-52-Dec. 22-Dec. 28) Researcher Blair London discuss the growing problem of exploited children. Catana Tully will talk about racism and Luis Tijerina on natural remedies for common maladies.

(#14-51-Dec. 15-Dec. 21) Military Historian Patrick O'Donnell will talk about the Navy Seal Code of Silence. Thestreet.com's analyst Brian Sozzi will discuss the growing trend of breakfast establishments like Starbucks getting into the dinner business. Don Miller will detail his life with Epilepsy.

(#14-50-Dec. 8-Dec. 14) Famed actor Theodore Bikel will discuss his career and 90th birthday. Ex-Navy Seal Rory Fanning will talk about his conversion from conservative to anti-war socialist. Stephanie Erickson will details on how to prepare for better senior care.

(#14-49-Dec. 1-Dec. 7) Economist and author Jae Oh will detail how to maximize medicare benefits. Dr. Mario Martinez will discuss how to decrease aging, and Julianne Soviero on how to reduce hazing.

(#14-48-Nov. 24-Nov. 30) Dr. Kevin Leman will discuss how parents can better cope with teenagers. Dr. Meryl Nass will give an update on the ebola situation. Doug Ingoldsby will describe how to survive the "Sugar Shock" season.

(#14-47-Nov. 17-Nov. 23) TV Arbitor Judge Glenda Hatchett will comment on pending legal issues. Domestic violence survivor will talk about her book "A Walk by Faith." Annabelle Ascher will give tips on how to save money on groceries.

(#14-46-Nov. 10-Nov. 16) Dr. Susan Smith Jones will talk about fall allergies. Dr. Dave Moncher will detail the relationship between internet porn and violence against women. Barbara Rhine will discuss the parallel between the 70's farmworkers union and today's immigration push.

(#14-45-Nov. 3-Nov. 9) Pundit Dick Morris will comment on national issues. Walter Biondi will tell his story up lifting himself from homelessness to be a deputy U.S. marshall. Dave Foreman will comment on how to control carbs in the diet. 

(#14-44-Oct. 27-Nov. 2) Attorney Anne Mitchell will discuss the new California sexual consent law. Dr. Christine Horner will detail new treatments for breast cancer. Cathleen Enright will detail misconceptions about genetically-modified food.

(14-43-Oct. 20-Oct. 27) Greg Kozera will talk about the present and future of fracking. Thestreet.com's Ross Kenneth Urken will detail how parents can teach their kids about finances. Joe Flower will comment on national healthcare.

Patricia Damery will discuss biodynamic farming. Wayne Windgarden will comment on a new study that looks at energy regulation throughout the country. Ted Coine will detail why every company needs to embrace social media.

(#14-41-Oct. 6-Oct. 12) Jay Fitter will weigh in on the corporal punishment controversy. Dr. Mary Bloch will discuss why some innoculations may be dangerous. Attorney David Crouse will give signs when couples are in trouble with their relationship.

(#14-40-Sept. 29-Oct. 5) Filmmaker and journalist Heather White will discuss the growing threat to workers who produce cell phones. Jamie Bearse will detail the results of a new prostate cancer survey. Kim Baker will talk about the reasons pets' behavior can change rapidly. 

(#14-40-Sept. 22-Sept. 28) Dr. Robert Okin will discuss the growing problem of mentally-ill homeless. Activist Martin Davis will talk about the treatment of blacks by police in urban areas. Dr. Brian Osborn will detail five brain health tips to decrease Alzheimers disease.

(#14-38-Sept. 15-Sept. 21) Thestreet.com's Chris Ciaccia will discuss the Tesla phenomenon. Dr. Edmond Dixon will detail why new methods for teaching boys are important. Cheryl Scott Mouzon will talk about new scholarship opportunities for students.

(#14-37-Sept. 8-Sept. 14) Dr. Kevin Ryan will detail how to decrease the stress of a cancer diagnosis. Thestreet.com's Ted Reed will comment on rising airline add-on fees. KT Penn will talk about the Victims of Terrorism Foundation.

(#14-36-Sept. 1-Sept. 7) Rod Pyle will discuss the future of NASA. Mike Wendy will weight in on net neutrality. Letha Marchetti will give tips on how to reduce stress for Kindergarteners.