Issues Today Radio

(#12-15-Apr. 2-Apr. 8) Ex-Wall Street Financier Peter Grandich will answer the question, "Has Wall Street Lost It's Soul?". Jack Tatar will give some tips on how to have a successful retirement, and Joyann on the lessons of Hurricane Katrina.

(#12-14-Mar. 26-Apr. 1) Researcher Susan Yoshihara will discuss the ramifications of China's one child policy. Jessie Klein will talk about her book "The Bully Society", and Dennis Bank on the decline of religious affiliation in the U.S.

(#12-13-Mar. 19-Mar. 25) Physician and author Fitz Conrad will discuss perceived problems with Obamacare. Dave Foreman will detail alternative treatments for muscle pain, and Linda Herman on how to be a better executive.

(#12-12-Mar. 12-Mar. 18) Financier Ziad Abdelnour will discuss his book "Economic Warfare". Producer/Director Vlad Yudin will talk about tax credits for film production that boost the economy, and Melissa Berryman on now to train pets the right way.

(#12-11-Mar.5-Mar.11) Best-selling author Harvey McKay will discuss his new book on how to gain personal success. Climatedepot.com Founder Marc Moreno will talk about global warming, and Eric Maisel on new definitions of depression.

(#12-10-Feb. 27-Mar. 4) Analyst Troy Timmons will discuss the growing number of child abuse cases nationally. Best-selling author Ken Blanchard will give tips on how to get ahead in business, and Dr. Phillipa Cheatham will detail questions everyone should ask their doctors.

(#12-9-Feb. 20-26) Researcher and author Richard Monts will discuss his book that deals with the Obama administration and the its intepretation of the Constitution. Deb Finney will talk about substance and abortion. John Bradbury will give six tips for starting a successful small business.

(#12-8-Feb. 13-Feb. 19) Political commentator Malcolm Out Loud will discuss the upcoming electrions. Financial analyst Lowell Pointe will talk about the diminishing dollar, and Rev. David Stokes on the influence of religious groups on politics.

(#12-7-Feb. 6-Feb. 12) Technology Author Phil Simon will discuss the new business culture of companies like Amazon and Goodle. Michael Sarkis will talk about promising new technology for electric car chargers, and Melissa Evans on why so many people hate their jobs.

(#12-5-Jan. 30-Feb. 5) Dr. Stephanie Bien will answer the question, "Is aging a medical problem?" Former "Biggest Loser" candidate Mark Pinhasovich will talk about his new lifestyle, and Kenneth Ryan on the pros and cons of internet dating.

(#12-5-Jan. 23-Jan. 29) Dr. Ted Broer will talk about efforts to limit vitamin sales by the federal government. Author and entrepreneur Gabe Albarian will give tips for college students to stay out of financial trouble, and Paula Renaye on how to stop whining about everything.

(#12-4-Jan. 16-Jan. 22) Author and fitness expert Michael Holman debates the merits of a fat tax. Anna Cuevas will detail how to get a successful loan modifcation, and Dr. Drew Ramsey on new tests for breast cancer.

(#12-3-Jan. 9-Jan. 15) Analyst Phil Cioppa will discuss the pros and cons of extending uneployment benefits. Author Trevor Bolin will give tips on how parents can talk to their kids about money, and Dr. Ramsey on how to have a fit body for 2012.

(#12-2-Jan. 2-Jan. 8) Dr. Harold Katz will detail the 10 most germy places people encounter. Blogger Patrick Ruffini will discuss efforts to censor the internet, and Dr. Gregory Jantz on pending child abuse cases in the U.S.

(#12-1-Dec. 26-Jan. 1) Actor and Author Ben Stein will discuss his new book "What Would Ben Stein Do?". Financial analyst Al Korelin will talk about the effects of European bank bailouts and the impact on the American economy. Expert Toni House will give some tips for saving money on groceries.

(#11-52-Dec. 19-Dec. 25) Psychologist Gregory Jantz will address the current national child abuse cases. Analyst Jack Krocs will give predictions for the dollar in 2012. Author Immaculee Illibagiza will detail the story of a Rwandan boy who reportedly spoke to Jesus.

(#11-51-Dec. 12-Dec. 18) Dr. James Fadiman will discuss the increasing use of psychedelic drugs for treatment of mental disorders. Thomas Gagliano will give some tips on surviving the holidays, and Kevin McCarney on success secrets for small business.

(#11-50-Dec. 5-Dec. 11) Dr. James Longo will discuss the educational prowess of the presidents and first ladies. Sharon Brothers will talk about a website that helps caregivers of veterans and seniors, and Keith Golkenbach on golf as life.

(#11-49-Nov. 28-Dec. 4) CSI NY star Gary Sinise will discuss veterans' rights. Kathy Fettke will give an update on the real estate market, and Dick Sanford on his program that gives coats to the poor..Operation Warm.

(#11-48-Nov. 21-Nov. 27) Historian Craig Shirley will talk about the ramifications of Decemer 7, 1941. Betsy Kruger will detail why the 80/20 rule works best for customer service, and Beatrice Hair on how tutoring can help prevent bullying.

(#11-47-Nov. 14-Nov. 20) Angeles Echols-Brown will discuss an innovative tutoring program that is doing wonders for underprivileged kids. Travel Writer Ben Frank will talk about his travel experiences in Cuba, and nutrtionist Elizabeth Ward on fruit fatigue.

(#11-46-Nov. 7-Nov. 13) Homeless advocate Richard Troxell will discuss the notion of a universal living wage. Dr. Carol Fisher will detail issues veterans face when they return from combat zones, and Dinesh Sharma on Barack Obama as a world President.

(#11-45-Oct. 31-Nov. 6) Dr. Allen Smith will discuss his book "The Looting of Social Security." Gregory Eichhorn will detail the real cost of education and what can be done to reduce it. Teacher and Author Jim Blockey will talk about ways to improve public education.

(#11-44-Oct. 24-Oct. 30) Dr. Dudley Danoff will discuss prostate health. Patricia Sadar will give tips on getting the job you want, and Michael Foster on powerful women in societey.

(#11-43-Oct. 17-Oct. 23) Conservative activist Richard Viguerie will discuss government overreach. Dr. Ted Brower will describe new FDA labelling requirements for vitamins and herbs, and Beth Griffin on domestic abuse.