Issues Today Radio

(#9-46-Nov. 9-Nov. 15) Dr. Charbel Moussa will discuss the dangers of radical Islam. David Swanson will talk about the "Imperial Presidency", and Lakesha McKnight on how to achieve personal goals.

(#9-45-Nov. 2-Nov. 8) TV Personality Deborah Norville will discuss her new web TV program on rheumatoid arthritis. Veteran broadcaster Mary Ellen Geist will talk about her personal story of caring for her father with Alzheimers. Ben Leichtling will comment on the growing program of bullying in schools.

(#9-44-Oct. 26-Nov. 1) Robert Dewar will discuss the state of the American auto industry. Bob Fischer will detail good investments in recessionary times, and Dr. Petra Beck on what a new world economic order will look like.

(#9-43-Oct. 19-Oct. 25): Researcher Tim Downs will discuss potential food supply terrorism. James Burns will give tips on saving wealth, and Sir James Mancham on why he feels the U.S. should put an embassy on the tiny island of Seychelles.

(Oct. 12-Oct. 18) Dr. Donald Fieve will discuss bipolar disorders in teens. TLC TV Host Wanda Colon will talk about her support for troops overseas, and Dr. Leonard Horowitz on the swine flu.

(#9-41-Oct. 5-Oct. 11): Terry DeBold will talk about why she feels all teens should be screened for depression. Kevin Kerr will discuss why the oil markets are so volatile, and Sherrill Mosey on teenage pregnancy.

(#9-40-Sept. 28-Oct. 4) Dr. Len Saputo will discuss alternative health. Pastor L.F. Low will answer the question, "Is alcoholism a disease or crutch?" Annette Allen will describe her experiences with the Ethiopian drought.

(#9-39-Sept. 21-Sept. 27) Professor Michael Curtis will discuss despotism in the mideast. Amy Webb will talk about how seniors can become more tech savvy, and Mike Fish on his ride across America to talk about the mortgage crisis.

(#9-38-Sept. 14-Sept. 20) Jeff Knott will discuss national healthcare. Patrick Krupka will detail how families can prepare individual disaster preparedness plans. "Batman" Producer Michael Uslan will talk about Hollywood.

(#9-37-Sept. 7-Sept. 13) Valerie Faltas will discuss how to get property tax reductions to personal property. Dr. Linda Burkes-Galloway will detail pregnancy risks, and student activist Brigitte Berman on bullying.

(#9-36-Aug. 31-Sept. 6) John O'Donnell will discuss the pros and cons of internet trading. Jim Muelhausen will detail the 50 fatal errors small business owners make, and Adam Waks on natural cleaning products for the home.

(#9-35-Aug. 24-Aug. 30) Jason Marsh will discuss European healthcare and the ramifications of it for the United States. Darayl Davis will talk about successful retirement, and actress Tanna Frederick on saving our seas.

(#9-34-Aug. 17-Aug. 23) Dr. John DeMartini will detail non-chemical remedies for ADD and learning disabilities. Mideast expert Miko Peled will give an update on the region, and Michael Trudeau on the economy.

(#9-33-Aug. 10-Aug.16) Dr. Burton Schuller will give tips on getting rid of chronic pain. Jim Flynn will discuss bargain weekend getaways, and Jamie Masada on how to laugh.

(#9-32-Aug. 3-Aug.9) Susan Lee Titus will discuss gun control. Dr. Abdullah Tala will talk about the merits of Mediterranean diet, and Monika Nagy on the economic crisis.

(#9-31-July 27-Aug. 2) Tim Blom will discuss the in's and out's of coaching youth sports. Robert Mack will describe how to get personal happiness, and Nicole Witt on adoption.

(#9-30-July 20-July 26) Dr. Gary Herskovits will talk about natural cures for bad breath. Steve Howard will give tips on how to market to baby boomers, and Jonny Andrews on internet marketing.

(#9-29-July 13-July 19) Reed Aldman will discuss his book "The Truth about Bankruptcy". Robert Redfern will talk about miracle enzymes and health, and Rebecca Hulem on menopause.

(#9-28-July 6-July 12) Chris Gunn of the American Small Business League will discuss proposed new legislation that will aid small businesses. Jaylie Smith will give tips on how businesses can be more competitive, and Brendan Vacations CEO Gary Murphy will talk about why travel agents have become relevant again.

(#9-27-June 29-July 5) Leo Johnson will discuss global warming. Rob Moir will talk about our fragile oceans, and Jack Harris on gun control.

(#9-26-June 22-June 28) Kate Genovese will discuss substance abuse. Lynda Taylor will describe an on-line college prep service, and Hillel Presser gives an update on the financial markets.

(#9-25-June 15-June 21) Stephanie Vance will discuss popular advocacy. Claire Power Murphy will talk about abuses in the foster care system, and David Weber on women in the military.

(#9-24-June 8-June 14) Professor Victor Kahn will give tips for parents and students who are entering their first year of college. Andrew O'Keeffe will talk about how to handle difficult bosses, and Dr. Martin Weiss on how to thrive in tough economic times.

(#9-23-June 1-June 7) Scott Ober will debate the pros and cons of merit pay for teachers. Ray Bourhis will talk about national healthcare, and David Gruber on integrity in business.

(#9-220May 27-May31) Bob Walker of the Population Institute will discuss how overpopulation hurts the environment. Carole Carson will give tips on how seniors can stay fit, and Dr. Kent Sasse on the growing problem of obesity.