Issues Today Radio

(#11-17-Apr. 18-Apr. 24) Attorney and Constitutional expert Jay Lillie will discuss why he feels the Constitution is being circumvented these days. Gabriel Heiser will give tips on how to prepare for nursing home costs, and Judith Stacey on the new family.

(#11-16-Apr. 11-Apr. 17) Researcher Evan Townsend will discuss the legacy of Ronald Reagan. Syndicated columnist Tom Elias will give an update on a promising cancer treatment, and Todd Bermont gives some job-seeking tips.

(#11-15-Apr. 4-Apr 10) Dr. Judith Orloff will discuss why there is so much anger in America. David Horgan will talk about why to do when the parents move in, and Carol Roth gives tips on how to find a job.

(#11-14-Mar. 28-Apr. 3) Analyst Sean Broderick will give a report on growing gas prices. Columnist John Ruane will talk about the dangers of cable TV news, and Lt. Col. Eric Eglund on his program Troops Need You.

(#11-13-Mar. 21-Mar.27) Nationally-syndicated columnist Joe E. Klein will discuss the UN and Islam. Gary Beckner will talk about a non-union teachers association, the Association of American Educators. Yusuv Willson will give some tip on how to employment.

(#11-13-Mar. 14-Mar. 20) Court Justice Harvey Brownstone will discuss why kids should not be in family court. Builder Kia Ricci will give some tips for those who are looking for a competent contractor, and Nancy Stanley on pets as therapists.

(#11-11-Mar. 7-Mar. 13) Ex-Wall Street financier Paul Christopherson will talk about the 'trickle-down' theory. Dr. Adrienne Redd will discuss national healthcare, and Ida Byre-Hill on an innovative teen advocacy program for underprivileged youth.

(#11-10-Feb. 28-Mar. 6) Dwell Magazine Senior Editor Aaron Britt will talk about new environmentally-friendly pre-fabbed housing. Ex-public servant Ramona Swan will detail why so many people are attacking public service unions, and Patricia Bragg on natural treatments for chronic back pain.

(#11-9-Feb. 21-Feb. 27) Satirist Ray Stevens will discuss his new single that lampoons the TSA. Ramona Swann will talk about why people are going after public service unions, and Patricia Bragg on natural treatments for back pain.

(#11-8-Feb. 14-Feb. 20) Nick Stovall will talk about how to increase tax deductions. Cindy Laverty will discuss caregiving for seniors, and Craig Shields on alternative energy.

(#11-7-Feb. 7-Feb. 13) HLN TV Host Jane Valez-Mitchell will discuss her new book "Addict Nation". Immigration attorney Norm Pattis will talk about racism in America, and from Germany, Claus Vogt on the world monetary crisis.

(#10-6-Jan. 31-Feb. 6) Dr. Ralph Nunez will discuss the growing national homeless problem. Researcher and Author Larry Ballard will talk about the the shrinking middle class, and Audrey Legrand on how to get out of job jail.

(#11-5-Jan. 24-Jan. 30) Ex-Professor William Eaton will discuss his book "Liberal Betrayal of America". Paul Anthony Rivers will give some tips on how to go to college for free, and Denise Krochta on living with teenager drug addicts.

(#11-4-Jan. 17-Jan. 23) Herbal pharmacist Dave Foreman will discuss natural statins. Dick Sanford will talk about Operation Warm, a non-profit organization that provides free coats for the needy. Mannie  Barley will detail why so many people are obese.

(#11-3-Jan. 10-Jan. 16) Dr. Isametten Aral will discuss a new revolutionary treatment for tumors. John Truman Wolfe will comment on the possible collapse of the dollar, and Patrick Hohman on the in's and out's of condo associations.

(#11-2-Jan. 3-Jan. 9) Noted environmental author Paul Ehrlich will discuss his new book "Humanity on a Tightrope". Dr. Brian Hill will give his assessment of the national healthcare bill, and Karen McHale on how to plan for financial emergencies.

(#11-1-Dec. 27-Jan. 2) E Environmental Magazine Editor Brita Belli will discuss eco-friendly homes. Barry Stuppler will talk about how to sell gold without getting ripped off, and Dr. Pamel Smith on women's health issues.

(#10-52-Dec. 20-Dec. 26) Columbia University Professor Chris Emdin will discuss declining test scores in the African American community. Financial author Lowell Ponty will talk about his book "Crashing the Dollar", and Jo Scott Coe on bullying.

(#10-51-Dec. 13-Dec. 19) Susie Iventosch will discuss her book "Tax Bites and Tasty Morsels". Kristin Gragg will talk about how to fix bad mortgages, and actor James Vanderbeek on colitis.

(#10-50-Dec. 6-Dec. 12) Syndicated columnist Froma Harrop will discuss immigration. Paul Rosen will talk about his book "The Great Health Heist". Actress Jennifer Wilde will discuss life in the fast lane.

(#10-49-Nov. 29-Dec. 5) Robert Kerzner will discuss why people aren't buying as much life insurance these days. Kevin Strawbridge will talk about new internet marketing tips, and Bill Phillips on how to get in shape for the new year.

(#10-48-Nov. 22-Nov. 28) Author and researcher Lois Bujold will discuss the growing phenomenon of corpse freeezing. Mary Kaye Hoal will detail how to fight cyber bullying, and Ann Pearlman on holiday cookie clubs.

(#10-47-Nov. 15-Nov. 21) Financial researcher Frank Gearhardt will discuss his book "The Financial Tsunami". Norman Anderson will talk about the need for a national policy on infrastructure, and country singer George Canyon on juvenile diabetes.

(#10-46-Nov. 8-Nov. 14) Researcher Mike Wokasch will discuss the future of the pharmaceutical industry under the new federal healthcare legisation. Marilyin Randall will talk about the dangers of social networking, and Dr. Frank Barnhill on news ways to fight ADHD.

(#10-45-Nov. 1-Nov. 7) Georgia state legislator Sharon Cooper will discuss the future of the tea party movement. Forensic psychologist Dr. Cheryl Parades will talk about the profiling of criminals, and Scott Sprouse on critical thinking and political discussion.