Issues Today Radio

(#8-48-Nov. 24-Dec. 1): Steven Steadeley will give an update on the real estate market. Bob Desjardins will discuss how corrupt judges are hurting the legal system, and Gerry Patrode on the pros of volunteering.

(#8-47-Nov. 17-Nov. 23) Ron Pernick will discuss emerging green industries.  Bill Treasurer will talk about how employees should speak up to get ahead. Author and researcher Patrick O'Donnell will detail how spies have helped the military effort in Iraq.

(#8-46-Nov. 10-Nov. 16): Ariel Gross will discuss race in America. Dale Koppel will talk about the pros and cons of on-line dating, and Arkady Povikov talks about how religions should unite to fight radical terrorism.

(#8-45-Nov. 3-Nov. 9): Dr. Stephen Frye will discuss the failure of the war on drugs. Dr. Fritz Bredeek will talk about new treatments for HIV, and Eric Solis on spies and the Iraq war.

(Program No. 8-44-Oct. 27-Nov. 2) Amber Dakar will discuss how to fix personal credit. Howard Smith will talk about the move toward a United States robotic military, and Victor Cheng on book marketing.

(#8-43-Oct. 20-Oct. 26) Wendy Besman will give tips to parents on how to get help for kids with ADHD. Jim Sleeper will talk about a new on-line medical doctor service, and Aaron Taylor on kids' literature.

(#8-42-Oct. 13-Oct. 19)-William Gamble will discuss how the United States is becoming more competitive with the rest of the world again. Wendy Besman will talk about how parents can help their children fight school bureaucracy regarding ADHD, and Dr. Richard Bandler on neuro-linguistic programming.

(#8-41-Oct. 6-Oct. 12): Bob Gourley discusses national health care with John Graham of the Pacific Research Institute. Gail Burns will talk about how to fix individual credit problems, and Bishop Carlton Pearson on issues and faith.

Program No. 8-39 (Sept. 22-Sept. 28) Bob Gourley discusses sanctuary cities with Major James Eubanks. Adrienne Van Doren will talk about green remodeling, and Rebecca Hulem on better sleep for women.