Issues Today Radio

(#13-37-Sept. 9-Sept. 15) Investigative Journalist Kimberly Roberson will give an update on the Fukishima Nuclear power disaster. David Levoy will detail the actual costs of war, and Leela Francis on how women can use emotions in business.

(#13-36-Sept. 2-Sept. 8) Dr. Allan Somersall will discuss stem cell nutrition. Sally Ooms will talk about her book on the homeless, and Hillel Presser on financial self-defense.

(#13-25-Aug. 26-Sept. 1) Researcher Yovel Baddish will describe a new type of eduction curriculum. James Holzricher will discuss why he became a corporate whistleblower. Lolly Anderson will talk about art fraud.

(#13-34-Aug. 19-Aug. 25) Post Carbon Institute member Richard Heinberg will discuss the dangers of fracking. Chris Orestis will detail why life insurance policies are still important for seniors, and Harville Hendrix on how to make marriages work.

(#13-33-Aug. 12-Aug. 18) Mark Walters will comment on concealed gun laws. Travis Waters will give tips on how to keep kids off of drugs, and Coach Bob Kaehler on preventing summertime sports injuries.

(#13-32-Aug. 5-Aug. 11) Cliffside Treatment Center Head Richard Taite will discuss the growing problem of prescription drug abuse. Dr. Angela Hughes will detail new DNA testing programs for dogs. Thomas Corley will give parents tips on training kids for successful lives.

(#13-31-July 29-Aug. 4) Ex-auto industry employee James Serafin will discuss the effects of the auto industry bailout. Cathy Steinberg will detail the growing problem of internet predators, and Allison Murry on Project Green Hands, a program to plant trees worldwide.

(#13-30-July 22-July 28) Ed Qualls will discuss "community capitalism." Author Pam Oakes will talk about her book "Car Care for the Clueless", and Rabbi DB Ganz on ethics and big government.

(#13-29-July 15-July 21) Mick Barron will detail a new federal loan modification program aimed at underwater borrowers. Dr. Christine Horner will discuss new alternative breast cancer treatments, and Jon Horvat on creeping government regulation.

(#13-28-July 8-July 14) Author George Cappanelli will detail why seniors are hardest hit by the sequester. Gordon G. Chang will discuss the growing agressiveness of China, and Dana Manciagli on tips for job seekers.

(#13-27-Juy 1-July 7) Teemu Ruskova will discuss the growing influence of China in the world. Terence Grado will detail employment challenges for youths between 18 and 29, and Dr. John Salerno on the growing suicide rate of the middle-aged.

(#13-26-June 24-June 30) Dr. JC Smith will discuss the medical war between chiropractors and the AMA. Dale Penn will detail ways people can protect themselves from identity theft, and Will Rhame on the new literacy.

(#13-25-June 17-June 23) Ex-Mafia attorney and mayor Oscar Goodman will discuss crime and the government. Jon Frank will talk about bio-agriculture, and analyst Peter Treadway on the economy.

(#13-24-June 10-June 16) Dr. Keith Kantor will discuss the ramifications of national healthcare. Frederick Burkett will talk about why zero tolerance policies in schools are not effective, and Dr. Marilyn Singleton on death panels at hospitals.

(#13-23-June 3-June 9) Cary Siegal will give financial tips for graduates. Ben Glass will detail how to hire the right attorney and Don Mann on why gun control doesn't work.

(#13-22-May 27-June 2) Dave Bego will discuss the power of big labor in America. Financial analyst David McAlvany will give an update on the economy, and Monica Allen will talk about her book "You've Graduated Now What."

(#13-21-May 20-May 26) Numbers USA Founder Roy Beck will how proposed immigration legislation will affect American workers. Michelle LaBrosse will give tips on how to get and keep organized, and Karen Peterson will discuss her book "Move With Balance."

(#13-20-May 13-May 19) Ex-POW Gerald Coffee will talk his war experiences and how it has made him a stronger person. Eyewitness News Founder Albert Primo will discuss the state of the media, and Ex-Mafia member Larry Lawton on his efforts to keep kids out of trouble.

(#13-19-May 6-May 12) Economist Phi DeMuth will discuss his book "The Affluent Investor." Dr. Jay Cohen will detail new treatments for prostate cancer, and Tom Gagliano on bullying.

(#13-18-Apr. 19-May 5) Gabrielle Michele will talk about the long-term ramifications of a miscarriage. Travelocity and Kayak.com Founder Terry Jones will discuss how management should listen to other workers for good ideas. Sherry Green will detail the need for mandatory mental health screenings for all kids.

(#13-27-Apr. 22-Apr.  28) Roland Harris will discuss how to lower soaring hospital costs. Diane Keefe will detail how kids can deal with their parents' legal problems and Housewives of New York star Kelly Bensimon on fitness.

(Apr. 15-Apr. 21) Dr. Cary Presant will discuss his book "Surviving American Medicine." Former Carter Administration Analyst Richard Cook will talk about why the world needs to live within it's means, and CHristian Steinorth on how to cope with aging parents.

(#13-15-Apr. 8-Apr. 14) Journalist Jeff Kass will comment on pending gun control legislation. Dr. Kate Tulenko will detail how to create healthcare jobs for Americans, and Clinton Galloway on business bias in the black community.

(#13-14-Apr. 1-Apr. 7) Researcher Kimberly Roberson will discuss the ramifications of the Fukishima Nuclear reactor failure. Dr. Niki Barr will detail the emotional side of cancer treatment, and Dr. Natalia Peart on the new feminism.

(#13-13-Mar. 25-Mar. 31) Author Rob Dietz will discuss how to achieve a sustainable economy. Janine Darling will give tips on how to improve personal internet safety. Richard Hill will detail how to find family members with DNA research.