Issues Today Radio

(#11-42-Oct. 10-Oct. 16) Analyst David McAlvany will talk about the ramifications of the Bank of America job cubs. Beth Meisner will discuss the decline of religion in America, and David Weber on families and movies.

(#11-41-Oct. 3-Oct. 9) Col. Antonio Monaco will discuss his Coping Strategies program that aids veterans. Ted Wachtel will describe why he feels zero tolerance policies don't work, and Producer Michael Uslan on the Batman Movie phenomenom.

(#11-40-Sept. 26-Oct. 2) AMAC Founder Dan Weber will discuss an alternative to AARP. Joanne Lara will answer the question, "Does having an autistic child mean the sibling will be autistic as well?" Alexis Stuart will give tips on how to improve personal financial health.

(#11-39-Sept. 19-Sept. 25) Conservative author and pundit Phyllis Schafly will discuss the debt ceiling controversy. Roger Colley will give both sides of the global warming debate, and Esther Joseph on alternatives to child spanking.

(#11-38-Sept. 12-Sept. 18) Dr. Leo Bettenhausen will talk about depression caused by economic foes. Paul Ogren will discuss why he feels nuclear weapons need to be eliminated from the world, and Paul Weisenfeld on the world of publishing.

(#11-37-Sept. 5-Sept. 11) John McTiernan will discuss the current relations between Israel and the United States. Loren Meirding will talk about abolishing corporate taxes, and Drew Ryun on proposed subsidies for energy.

(#11-36-Aug. 29-Sept. 4) Bob Jennings will discuss the future of Social Security and Medicare. Paddy Eger will talk about the need of better parent participation in education for their kids, and Doris Gallan will give some tips on how to stay safe while travelling.

(#11-35-Aug. 22-Aug. 28) Dr. Bruce Kaler will discuss why mandatory sick leave laws are needed Dr. Gelasia Marquez will talk about the dream act, and Deborah Howell on bullying.

(#11-34-Aug. 15-Aug. 21) Analyst Gavin Magor will give an update on the markets and why commodities are so strong. Mark Faust will give some tips on making small businesses more successful, and John Schuster on career change.

(#11-33-Aug. 8-Aug. 14) Dr. Phillipa Cheetham will discuss the growing problem of prostate cancer. Al Korelin will talk about the strength of gold during these economic times, and Roy Masters on addiction.

(#11-32-Aug. 1-Aug. 7) Researcher and author Mark Van Name will discuss the growing trend of using kids to fight wars. Pat Sigmon will discuss her book "Six Steps to Creating Wealth", and Dr. Bruce Fong on new methods to improve memory.

(#11-31-July 25-July 31) Peter Ferrara will talk about his controversial book "America's Ticking Bankruptcy Bomb." Dr. Randolph Howes will discuss the dangers of anti-oxidants, and Eric Dezenhall on the relationship between the mafia and the U.S. government during World War II.

(#11-30-July 18-July 24) Investment expert Sean Hyman will discuss stagflation. Mary Brown Koch will detail how to raise amazing kids, and survivor advocate Justina Page on how to survive tragedies.

(#11-29-July 11-July 17) Researcher Harvard Ayers will discuss drilling in the arcit. Ex-Secret Service agent Don Tucker will talk racism in government agencies, and Kevin DeMerritt on new real estate investments.

(#11-28-July 4-July 10) Conservative author Anne Coulter will discuss her new book "Demonic". Jonathan Robe will talk about a new study on the productivity of University of Texas professors, and Edward Humes on the "Greening of Walmart."

(#11-27-June 27-July 3) Controversial vlogger Rainman will discuss why some African Americans don't agree with the policies of the Obama administration. Col. Cedric Leighton will talk about the danger of cyber-terrorism and Tom Watson on how men can become better men.

(#11-26-June 20-June 26) Author and researcher Leyland Hazlewood will answer the question "Are green products really green?" Anne Holmes will discuss the growing autism problem, and Kay Spears on good nutrition.

(#11-25-June 13-June 19) Rev. Steven Craft will discuss his book "Morality and Freedom." Gray Graham will talk about the relationship between genes and diety, and Lisa Mangione on more geography education is needed for kids.

(#11-24-June 6-June 12) Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever will give an update on the immigration situation in Arizona. George Molho will describe his experience as a kidnap victim, and Janet Cromer on brain injuries,.

(#11-23-May 30-June 5) Environmental Journalist Dan Ferber will discuss climate change. Dr. Martin Weiss will give talk about U.S. Debt and the effects on the economy. Suzanna Terrell will talk about child abuse.

(#11-22-May 23-May 29) Professor and author Tamiko Brown-Nagel will discuss her book that details tensions within the civil rights movement. Alexander Grover will talk about public/private relationships to help the environment, and Andy Gibbs on a new veterans bill that air those who are starting small businesses.

(#11-21-May 16-May 22) Blogger and author Andrew Breitbart will discuss media bias and his book "Righteous Indignation."  Joe Villeaus will talk about private/public partnerships to help the environment, and Michael Patterson on conflict in society.

(#11-20-May 9-May 15) Actor and Financial adviser Ben Stein will discuss his new book "The Little Book of Alternative Investments". Garrett Graff will detail how the FBI's reach is becoming international, and natural pharmacist Dave Foreman on the over-prescription of antibiobics.

(#11-19-May2-May 8) JD Masterson will answer the question, "Are vaccines helping or hurting? Dr. Rakesh Jain will discuss a new natural treatment for ADHD, and actress Joan Benedict Steiger on old Hollywood.

(#11-18-Apr. 25-May 2) Gwyneth Cravens will give an update on the nuclear power industry in America. World Net Daily columnist Michael Ackley will talk about modern journalism, and Donald Van de Mark discusses his book "The Good Among the Great."