Issues Today Radio

(#13-12-Mar. 18-Mar. 25) Investment expert Zine Spezekis will detail how to invest successfully. Regine DuBono will talk about declining healthcare in America, and Liza Booz on how to choose the perfect chocolate.

(#13-11-Mar. 11-Mar. 17) Dr. Rajesh Khanna will describe a new eye correction procedure that is especially effective for baby boomers. Michael Farkas will give an update on the electric car industry and Mona Pearl on how to age gracefully.

(#13-10-Mar. 4-Mar. 10) John Shimer will discuss the Angels Among Project. Kathryn Tristan will talk about her book "Stop Coping and Start Living." Ramon Dourado will detail the differences between private and charter schools.

(#13-9-Feb. 25-Mar. 3) Dr. Thayer Elrafi will talk about the burden Christians face in the middleeast. Shari Olefson will give some tips on how to invest in real estate during these tough times, and Lisa Lynn answers the question, "How much is too much exercise?"

(#13-8-Feb. 18-Feb. 24) Dr. Charles Bens will talk about the growing problem of childhood obesity and diabetes. Deborah Gibson will give tips on how to have a low-cost divorce, and Dr. Gary Malone on family relationships.

(#13-7-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Dr. Roland Rier will comment on the growth of charter schools. Charles Martin will talk about the ban on Americans adopting Russian orphans, and herbal pharmacist Dave Foreman on heart health.

A#13-6-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Nathan Isbell will discuss the ramifications of the death tax. Ian Kelley will talk about why career politicians can be harmful, and Mario Beauregard on new scientific research on the power of the mind.

(A#13-5-Jan. 28-Feb. 3) Maura Kastberg will detail how parents can get college fuding. Michael Gusky will discuss ways to sell personal gold, and Bob Prosen on how to self-market for job hunting.

(#13-4-Jan. 21-Jan. 27) John Meyer will detail how to bully-proof schools. Jaimal Yogus will talk about his book "The Fear Project." Melissa Berryman will give tips on how to tame aggressive dogs.

(#13-3-Jan. 14-Jan. 20) Nathaniel Smith will discuss why road rage is on the increase. Michael burns will give some retirement tips for baby boomers, and Darlene Price on how to self-market yourself to success.

(#13-2-Jan. 7-Jan. 13) Rebecca Smith will discuss her book "Union Hyprocrisy." Tom Gagliano will describe how to make New Years resolutions successful. Dr. Samuel Wood will talk about new prostate cancer treatments.

(#13-1-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Dr. Paul Griner will address the growing shortage of primary physicians. Debora McLaughlin will discuss what big business can learn from small business. Dr. Alex Hills will detail the early days of WiFi and how it was developed.

(#12-53-Dec. 24-Dec. 30) Ex-FBI agent Robert Hamlett will discuss fraud in federal government. David Horsaker will talk about his took "The Trust Edge" and Michael Levin will comment on the future of printed books in the digital age.

(#12-52-Dec. 17-Dec. 23) Blogger Doug Johnson will detail how the GOP can become more relevant. Josh Fuhrman will discuss the Independent Foreclosure Review Program, and Sherry Torkos on how to eat right during the holidays.

(#12-51-Dec. 10-Dec. 16) Environmental journalist Elizabeth Nickson will discuss why she feels some laws have gone too far. Washington Times columnist Diana West will comment on the Libya investigation, and restaurateur Kevin McCarney on how to communicate successfully with anyone during the holidays.

(#12-50-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Researcher and author Will Walther will discuss the effects of taxes on society. CEO Kim Dandurrand will talk about EMF radiation from cellphones and ways to combat it. Dr. Joshua Fowler will describe his Shoes4Kids program.

(#12-49-Nov. 26-Dec. 2) Joe Wolcik will discuss how to "bully-proof" your kids. Nanette Sagastume will describe the ordeals that families face when their soldier spouses are deployed overseas. Casey Palmquist will talk about Operation Warm, a program to supply winter coats to needy children.

(#12-48-Nov. 19-Nov. 25) Attorney Cory Dunham will discuss pending FCC legislation that would impact free speech in the media. Dr. Christine Horner will detail the correlation between breast cancer and nutrition. Jo Anneh Nagler will discuss her debt-free spending plan.

(12-47-Nov. 12-Nov. 18) JP Jim McCarthy will discuss why he feels the Federal Reserve is harming the U.S. economy. Mark Rubinstein will talk about forensic psychiatry, and Vicky Oliver gives tips on how to answer tough interview questions.

(#12-46-Nov. 5-Nov. 11) Financier and actor Ben Stein will give tips on how not to invest. Dr. James Wellborn will detail how parents on how to raise tens in the 21st century, and David Cunic on health supplements for pets.

(#-12-45-Oct. 29-Nov. 4) Dr. Jamillah Moore will discuss the importance of affirmative action in college admissions. Donna Grisanti will talk about women's roles in the equal rights movement, and J.L. Narmi on muslim protests and the effects of Arab Spring on foreign policy.

(#12-44-Oct. 22-Oct. 28) Chemistry Profesor Gagik Melikyan will discuss the dangers of some alternative health supplements. Dr. Sean Adelman will detail the pros and cons of genetic testing, and David McAlvany on rising consumer debt.

(#12-43-Dean Windham will discuss why deficit spending can be helpful. Barbara Oehlberg will detail a new approach to public education, and Dr. Scott Cunenn on the pros and cons of weight loss surgery.

(#12-42-Oct. 8-Oct. 14) Derek Hoff will discuss how population trends affect national policy. Dave Foreman will discuss the pros and cons of flu shots. Famed Chef Wolfgang Puck will discuss veterans and L.A. Rocktoberfest.

(#12-41-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) NFL Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz will awards for high school athletes. Bill Henderson will detail he increasing use of teleconferencing for medical diagnosis, and Dr. Karen Wyatt on the benefits of society because of hospice programs.