Issues Today Radio

(#14-10-Mar. 3-Mar. 9) Michael Song will give tips on how to keep your computer save from hackers. Dr. Sanjay Jain will discuss his book "Optimal Living 360." Stephanie Collins will detail the challenges of raising special needs kids.

(#14-9-Feb. 24-Mar. 2) Ex-WWE Wrestler Marc Mero will discuss bullying. Dr. Helayne Waldman will discuss healthy diet options for breast cancer patients. Dr. Nancy Buck will give tips for parents of special needs kids.

(#14-8-Feb. 17-Feb. 23) Ex-DEA Agent Robert Mazur will discuss colloboration between the U.S. and drug carters. Michael Paraino will talk abouit the CASA program and Dr. Elaine Ferguson on the dangers of a sedentary lifestyle.

(#14-7-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Jon Horvat will discuss the effects of the "twitter-down" economy. Peter Leeds will detail the financial costs of the legalization of marijuana. Dr. Chester Wilk will talk about Obamacare.

(#14-6-Feb. 3-Feb. 9) Dr. Joan Friedman will discuss the lifestyle of twins. Richard Hansler will detail the dangers of some types of lighting. Dr. Dudley Danoff will talk about romance for people over 50.

(#14-5-Jan. 27-Feb. 2) Tom North, part of the Yours, Mine and Ours Beardsley Family, will discuss child abuse. Barbara Reich will discuss how to get organized and Jim Hamilton on how to have a successful marriage.

(#14-4-Jan. 20-Jan. 26) Actress and animal activist Tippi Hedrin will discuss her work in helping the Shambala Preserve. Anthony Belotti will talk about animal research and the White Coat Waste Project. Joanne Cygan will discuss her book "The Joys of Financial Security."

(14-3-Jan. 13-Jan. 19) TV personality Matt Iseman will discuss his battle with rheumatoid arthritis. David DeLugas will talk about a new advocacy group, the National Association of Parents. Jordan Tabach-Bank will detail why there are pawn shops for the rich.

(#14-2-Jan. 5-Jan. 11) Louis Navellier will discuss the bitcoin phenomenon. Mens Health Senior Editor Paul Kita will talk about faulty food labelling. Mark Pastin will talk about his book "Making an Ethical Difference."

(#14-1-Dec. 30-Jan. 5) Investment expert Phil DeMuth will give financial tips for the new year. Educator Sue Nothstine will talk about the importance of the parent/teacher relationshipo. Meridan Zerner will discuss eye health.

(#13-52-Dec. 23-Dec. 29) Dr. Philip Tierno will discuss how to keep kids safe from germs. Ron Ware will detail why it is important to create economic legacies for their kids and Dara Feldman on how to increase communication between teachers and parents.

(#13-51-Dec. 16-Dec. 22) TheStreet.com Senior Tech Editor Chris Cicaccia will discuss the future of the postal service. Dr. Terri Orbuch will detail how to deal with in-law holiday stress. Reba White-Williams will talk about the growing problem of art fraud.

(#13-50-Dec. 9-Dec. 15) Howard Dvorkin will detail how people can stay out of credit card trouble. Dr. Louise Achey will talk about how some prescription drugs can kill you. Dr. Len Friedman will discuss why everyone needs a flu shot.

(#13-49-Dec. 2-Dec. 8) Terri Evitts will describe the challenges of one-on-one caregiving. Sharon Lipinski will detail how to find credible veterans' charity organizations. Tammy Johnson will talk about new approaches to fight bullying.

(#13-48-Nov. 25-Dec. 1) Lindsay Lohan's infamous dad Michael will talk about tabloids and his work with Aid to Recovery. Mike Wolfe will detail the pros and cons of renting and flipping properties. Anne Katherine will discuss how to have boundaries in an over-connected world.

(#13-47-Nov. 18-Nov. 24) Washington Examiner Senior Political Analyst Michael Barrone will discuss immigration. Dr. Peter Vincent Pry will detail the dangers of electro-magnetic terrorism. Elliott Connie will discuss new ways to fix relationships.

(#13-46-Nov. 11-Nov. 17) Keith Gaby of the Environmental Defense Fund will discuss the effects of climate change. Mark Stansberry will detail how the United States can become energy independent. Dianne Austin will talk about her book "Hanukkah in America."

(#13-45-Nov. 4-Nov. 10) Lance LoRusso will discuss the growing impact of police shootings. Karen Davidson will talk about Harley-Davidson's commitment to fight breast cancer. Joe Flowers will detail positive aspects of Obamacare.

(#13-44-Oct. 28-Nov. 2) Analyst Jeff Siegal will detail the pros and cons of alternative energy investing. Ron Cummings will talk about Christmas giving for soldiers, and david Porter on new social gathering places at colleges.

(#13-43-Oct. 21-Oct. 27) David Willig will discuss the effectiveness of international gun controllaws. Leela Francis will detail how womens emotions can help them in business situations. Dr. William Courter will answer the question, "Is cafeteria food dangerous?"

(#13-42-Oct. 14-Oct. 20) Craig Shields will discuss the future of alternative energy. Michelle Riklan will give tips on how to write the perfect resume. Nutritionist Lisa Lynn will detail how to get rid of carbs from personal diets.

(#13-41-Oct. 7-Oct. 13) Marita Noon will discuss energy policy and her group Citizens Alliance for Restoring Energy. Dr. Michael Cantwell will detail the relationship between spirituality and healing. Pat Mastors will answer the question, "Can hospitals kill you?"

(#13-40, Sept. 30-Oct. 6) Environmental Journalist Kimberly Roberson will give an update on the Fukishima Nuclear Power Plant disaster. David Leroy will detail the real costs of war, and Carole Huntsman on new treatments for MS.

(#13-39-Sept. 23-Sept. 29) Daphna Edwards Ziman will detail the plight of foster kids. Salvatore Rastrelli will describe how to keep from becoming a victim of crime, and Rao Garuda on ways to reduce taxes.

(#13-38-Sept. 16-Sept. 22) Biographer Dipak Basu will discuss his daughter's new reforms for education. Dr. Maitland Deland will talk about Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Judy Colella will detail the plight of foste kids.