Issues Today Radio

(#14-35-Aug. 25-Aug. 31) Kim Iskyan will discuss the ramifications of Russian sanctions on the economy. Dr. Piero will detail how to reduce dental disease. Judy Cohen will give tips on how to reduce the cost of weddings.

(#14-34-Aug. 18-Aug. 24) The street.com's Joe Deaux will discuss Fed Chair Yellen's address on the economy. Noelle Meade-Izzi will detail why the bee population is dwindling and Andy Gause on the challenges of the discounted dollar.

(#14-33-Aug. 11-Aug. 17) Michelle Seiler-Tucker will discuss why immigration reform is a must. Julie Gunlock will talk about the challenges of new national dietary guidelines and funnyman Marc Weingarten on the world of comedy.

(14-32-Aug. 4-Aug. 10) Joseph Toomey will discuss the future of green energy. Brian Richter will detail the growing water shortage worldwide. Laura Doyle will talk about the pros and cons of marriage counseling.

(#14-31-July 28-Aug. 3) Dr. Laurie Marker will detail her efforts to save the Cheetah worldwide. Suzanne Gordon will talk about efforts to fix the VA health scandal. Chris Markowski will comment on the state of the economy.

(#14-30-July 21-July 27) Paul Kersey will discuss the movement to unionize home health workers. Frank Vernuccio will talk about hydro-fracking. Thestreet.com's Ross Kenneth Urken will give tips on how to find the perfect car loan.

(#14-28-July 14-July 20) Ex-Senator John Sununu will discuss broadband net neutrality. Todd Durant will talk about new ways to fight climate change. Bridget Swinney will discuss what expectant mothers should eat. 

(#14-28-July 7-July 13) Dancing with the Star's Chelsea Hightower will discuss the growing problem of sex trafficking. Ex-NBA prospect Dwight Slaughter will talk about his book "Inner City Strength." Terry Bennett will detail how to improve 'green living'.

(#14-27-June 30-July 6) George Birch will comment on the proposed EPA emissions rules. Douglas Gayeton will discuss the language of food sustainability. Stroke survivor Frank Hegyi will give hope for stroke patients. 

(#14-26-June 23-June 29) John Hope Bryant will discuss his book "How the Poor Can Save Capitalism." Thestreet.com's Debra Borchardt will give an update on the real estate market. Gretchen Martens will comment on the V.A. scandal.

(#14-25-June 16-June 22) Timothy Ballard will talk about the growing problem of sex trafficking and his group's rescue efforts. Bill DeSmedt will discuss the challenges of artificial intelligence and John Horvat on new ways to distribute wealth.

(#14-24-June 9-June 15) Bernard Bonner will discuss how to curb racism in business. Robin Berman will talk about her book "Permission to Parent." Thestreet.com's Ross Kenneth Urken will give tips on how to save money on auto insurance.

(#14-23-June 2-June 8) Lana Forfoush will discuss the independent films and the Freedom Through Film Movement. The Street.com's Ross Kenneth Urken will give some tips on how to save money at the grocery store. Cheryl Scott Mouzon will detail how to find quality scholarships on the internet.

(#14-22-May 26-June 1) Conservative author Richard Viguerie will comment on the future of the Tea Party movement. Dr. Michael Smith will discuss his book "The Supplement Pyramid." Zulfiqar Rashid will talk about child trafficking.

(#14-21-May 19-May 25) Researcher Michael Tobias will talk about the growing problem of over-population. David Scranton will give tips for those getting ready to retire. Biggest Loser winner Mark Pinhasovich will discuss how to lose weight and keep it off.

(#14-20-May 12-May 18) Can the Pope change the culture of the church? Author/Researcher Donald Tucker will comment. Dick Weinberger will describe things entrepreneurs to do to be more successful. Dr. Peter Edelstein will detail the use of new medical tests including liquid biopsies.

(#14-19-May 5-May 11) Syndicated columnist Tom Elias will detail new cancer treatments being tested by the FDA. Patricia Nolan-Brown will describe how to get a new idea patented. Lisa Lynn will give some exercise and diet myths.

(#14-18-Apr. 28-May 4) Jane Johnson will discuss how entrepreneurs can plan their retirements without destroying their businesses. Todd Whithorne will detail how to keep the workplace healthy. Alan Day will comment on the wild horse controversy taking place in the west.

(#14-17-Apr. 21-Apr. 27) Author Margaret Gray will discuss efforts to improve wages for workers at 'green' farms. John Wandishin will detail the results of a study on small business productivity and Bermie Dyer on how women can improve their self-esteem.

(#14-16-Apr. 14-Apr. 20) Chris Meyer will discuss the Hershey Corporation's push toward sustainability. Kathy Fettke will talk about the current state of the real estate market, and Dr. Kristy Taylor on how students should better prepare for their college experience.

(#14-15-Apr. 7-Apr. 13) Dr. James Hubbard will detail what you need to keep in your medicine cabinet. Chana Levitan will discuss how to have a successful marriage. Historian Robert Hommon will talk about how the historical government of Hawaii was a blueprint for the American system.

(#14-14-Mar. 31-Apr. 6) Herbal Pharmacist Dave Foreman will detail how to cut food cravings naturally. Counselor Rayne Golay will discuss how to spot child abuse. Historian Ben Frank will weigh in on the Ukraine crisis.

(#14-13-Mar. 24-Mar. 30) Nick Davis will discuss the future of sustainable energy. David Porter will detail how students can pick the right college, and Dr. Stephen Shrewsbury on his book "Defy Your DNA."

(#14-12-Mar. 17-Mar. 23) Nigel Williamson will detail his journey from gang member to successful businessman. Brent Bradley will discuss the best time to get couples counseling. Jim Tarpey will describe how to get rid of unwanted timeshares.

(#14-11-Mar. 10-Mar. 16) Frank Vernuccio will discuss the FCC and the controversial content survey. Sandy Botkin will compare tax-friendly states, and Dr. Suzy Cohen on natural ways to prevent colds and the flu.