Issues Today Radio

(#12-40-Sept. 24-Sept. 30) Attorney RJ Mandall will discuss reproductive rights. Lisa Cypers-Kamen will talk about a program aimed at veternas, Happiness for Heroes. Barry Ferguson will detail so-called healthy diets can be toxic.

(#12-39-Sept. 17-Sept. 23) Andrew Campanella will discuss the growing school choice movement. Paul Blume will talk about the pros and cons of private prisons, and Trevor Blaek on how to deal with whiners in the workplace.

(#12-38-Sept. 10-Sept. 16) Sean Meshorer will discuss the impact of negative campaign ads on the psyche. Virgil Brannon will talk about his book "Democratic Coma", and Sean Hyman on the weakness of the dollar.

(#12-37-Sept. 3-Sept. 9) Art Keller will answer the question, "Is war with Iran Coming?" Officer Mac will talk about how tough the life of a police officer is, and Ex-Anchorman Bill Deane discusses how the CIA is recruiting felons to fight the war on drugs.

(#12-36-Aug. 27-Sept. 2) Dean Gualco will talk about what has happened to the American dream. Dr. Monica Miller will discuss a survey that is studying how the younger generation views religion. Financial planner Gary Sirak will talk about how to plan the perfect retirement.

(#12-35-Aug. 20-Aug. 26) Dr. Stephen Marcus will discuss his book "Complications of Cancer." Maggie Anton will talk about the role of women in religious history, and Steven Hill on how to talk to kids about mass shootings.

(#12-34-Aug. 13-Aug. 19) Author Peter Hetherington will discuss political gridlock in America. Stanley Salot will describe how to rid homes of toxic substances, and Karen Simpson-Hankins on how to get the perfect mortgage deal.

(#12-33-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Dr. Benjamin Natelson will discuss a new study on chronic pain. Anne Mendel will described why survival plans are necessary for all families. Dr. Louis Teresi will talk about why 12 step addiction programs work scientifically.

(#12-32-July 30-Aug. 5) Researcher Dixie Swanson will discuss the positive aspects of Obamacare. Paula Jones ex-husband Steven will relive the Clinton harassment scandal and the aftermath. Randy Friedman will talk about the "athletic mindset" that everyone needs to follow.

(#12-31-July 23-July 29) Fabien Cousteau will detail the state of the oceans. Matt Atwood will talk about a new way to look at healthcare, and Marc Reiner on why the war on drugs has failed.

(#12-30-July 16-July 22) Vince Elliott will detail how to choose chemical-free cleaning products in the home. Dr. Rosanna Pittella will talk about how to improve education in America, and Dr. Gene Colice on Asthma.

(#12-29-July 9-July 15) Researcher Dennis Pinigis will detail why a national energy policy is needed. Ex-talk show host and  historian Ira Fistell will discuss the works of Mark Twain. Donald Ochs will talk about the rising diabetes epidemic.

(#12-28-July 2-July 8) Leo Haviland will talk about how European problems cause difficulties for the dollar's value. Jennifer Kushell will give tips for college graduates on how to find a job, and David Gebler on his book "The 3 Power Values."

(#12-27-June 25-July 1) R. Paul Williamson will discuss the path to energy independence for the U.S. Conservative blogger Thomas Moyer will talk about moderation in politics, and make-up artist Jerry Knapp on tips for women.

(#12-26-June 18-June 24) Dan Simon will discuss the shortcomings of the American legal system. Robbie Haden will detail how parents can deal with teenage runaways, and Dr. Jason Selk on his book "Ten Minute Toughness."

(#12-25-June 11-June 17) Liveaction.org Founder Lila Rose will discuss the growing pro life movement. Rebecca Coffey will talk about her book "Murders Most Foul" that gives a history of the worst school shootings in the couintry. Dr. Christina Horner will discuss alternative treatments for cancer.

(#12-24, June 4-June 10) Dan Hannan will disclose dangerous substances that can make homes unsafe. Peter Weddle will talk about how to keep the American dream alive , and Gordon Filepas on how to live to be 100.

(#12-23-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Author William Panzarella will detail the challenges veterans face as they return from duties overseas. Martha Nelson will talk about the growing trend of women living together ala "Golden Girls." Nurse Sally Patholok will describe the health benefits of B-12.

(#12-22-May 21-May 27) Professor and researcher Kenneth King will discuss his book "Germs Gone Wild" about alledged unsafe research conditions labs are using to look at bird flu. National Animal Supplement Council Founder William Bookout will detail how to find safe health treatments for pets, and Shari Zucker give some tasty, healthy snack ideas.

(#12-21-May 14-May 20) Dr. Stanislau Brezynski will discuss why it is so hard to get new cancer treatments approved. James Mangini will discuss his efforts to raise money for Parkinson's research, and Singer/Songwriter Jimmy White on animal rights.

(#12-20-May 7-May 13) Author and attorjney Hillel Presser will describe how to protect your assets from lawsuits. Syndicated columnist Tom Elias will discuss alternative treatments for cancer, and Joanne Corley on what overburdened workers can do to make their lives easier.

(#12-19-Apr. 30-May 6) Editor Janet Byrne will discuss "The Occupy Handbook." Energy expert Malcolm Giffen will explain the fracking process in oil production, and the King of Chili Larry Walton will give some advice on making the perfect chili.

(#12-18-Apr. 23-Apr. 29) Dr. Wes Crenshaw will talk about ways parents can limit damage to teens by divorce. Actor Theodore Henderson will discuss strategies to get employed, and Kimberly Pryor on how men and women handle stress differently.

(#12-17-DOWNLOAD/LISTEN) Researcher Joe Flower will discuss healthcare alternatives. Tom Taormina will detail why Wall Street needs more ethics, and Lorna Vanderheghe answers the question "Do you need genetic testing?"

(#12-16) Apr. 9-Apr. 15) Dave McAlvany will give an update on the economy. Robert Ragazzo will gives tips to parents on how to train their teens to drive, and Rabbi Martin Katz on the Just One Child Organization.