Issues Today Radio

(#24-14-Apr. 1-Apr. 7) Tim Palmer discusses natural solutions to flooding problems. Shawn Bloom talks about the PACE program plus Jim Link on how to tame bad behavior at work. 

(#24-13-Mar. 25-Mar. 31) Dan Pilla talks taxes. Nancy Bosnonian discusses teenager sleep problems plus Michelle Rapkin on her book "Cancer Sucks."

(#24-12-Mar. 18-mar. 24) A discussion on colorectal cancer will be features. Miles Fuller will discuss digital currency tax regulations plus Brandy Gillmore on how the mind heals the body. 

(#24-11-Mar. 11-Mar. 17) Naomi Mathis will discuss the growing problem of vet suicides. Priscilla Rodriguez will talk about the new digital SAT test plus Jonas Bordo on how to reduce rent. 

(#24-10-Mar. 4-Mar. 10) Dr. Alan Reisinger details results of a new survey on healthcare. Ryan Rippel talks about the work of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation plus David Parker on his new book "Rome 476." 

(#24-9-Mar. 4-Mar. 10) Two segments on water resources with guests David Sedlak and Scott Wilson plus a discussion on peripheral artery disease. 

(#24-8-Feb. 19-Feb. 25) Author Mark Greaney discusses the action/adventure genre. Mark Opuaszky details a new heart monitoring device plus Amy Friedman on kids with incarcerated parents. 

(#24-7-Feb. 12-Feb. 18) Antonio Salazar Hobson discusses the growing problem of human trafficking. Carly Roszkowski gives tips to seniors on how to find employment plus a segment on Sudden Cardiac Arrest. 

(#24-6-Feb. 5-Feb. 11) Dr. Kathleen Corley will detail how to improve education in the country. Scott Fulford will discuss how some people made money during the pandemic plus Dr. Matt Markel on self-driving cars. 

(#24-5-Jan. 29-Feb. 4) Major Justin Erwin gives financial advice. David Ragsdale details how his group is un-cancelling the cancelled plus Brad Phifer on how to train your pets.

(#24-4-Jan. 22-Jan. 28) Antonio Ciaccia will discuss new legislation to lower prescription prices. Weina Zheng discusses urban planning plus Dr. Patrick Hurley on what happened to critical thinking. 

(#24-3-Jan. 15-Jan. 21) Trevor Wagener discusses the results of a new survey on small business growth. Chris Corosa details how parents can invest for their kids plus Sandy Robertson on why we eat what we eat. 

(#24-2-Jan. 8-Jan. 14) Dana Dornsife details how to participate in clinical trials. Martin Kabaki talks about AI plus Benjamin Jack on what should be in your medicine cabinet. 

(#24-1-Jan. 1-Jan. 7) Suzanne Ogle talks about the future of fossil fuels. Catherine Pugh comments on health and technology plus Edward Beltran on worker burnout.

(#23-53-Dec. 25-Dec. 31) Dan Correa talks about efforts to improve STEM education. Renee Worcester describes the Wreaths Across America Program plus Sarah Janssen on the 2024 World Almanac.

(#23-52-Dec. 18-Dec. 24) Patrick Smithwick talks about homeless vets. Brandi Bynum comments on the growing problem of human trafficking plus Jennifer Nelson on the art of teaching. 

(#23-51-Dec. 11-Dec. 17) Dr. NIcholas Bequelin defines "Human Rights." Two experts will talk about a new Parkinsons Survey plus Anthony Mohr on growing up with two fathers. 

(#23-50-Dec. 4-Dec. 10) Vedia Burnett describes a back to nature program for veterans. Kevin Thibeau talks about the future of fossil fuel investments plus Lowell Baier on the first 50 years of the Endangered Species Act. 

(#23-49-Nov. 27-Dec. 3) Thomas Tighe talks about the need for more charitable giving. JP Degance details the results of a survey on spiritual life in America plus Dr. Linda Singh on the plusses of Army life. 

(#23-48-Nov. 20-Nov. 26) Kristin Bride talks about online safety for youth. Brian Walsh comments on the real estate mortgage situation plus Jeremy Walters on recycling. 

(#23-47-Nov. 13-Nov. 19) Jeff Hardy talks about how to attain peace in the world. Dr. Magnolia Martinez discusses animal safety plus Richard Simon on real estate fraud. 

(#23-46-Nov. 6-Nov. 12) Two experts will talk about augmented reality. Dr. Eliza Chin updates the COVID situation plus Dr. Craig Hirschberg on people's fears about broken teeth. 

(#23=45-Oct. 30-Nov. 6) Rawle Andrew discusses why some are reluctant to get mental health counseling. Ari Parker gives advice on how to pick the right Medicare plan plus Hannah Heimbuch on sustainable seafood. 

(#23-44-Oct. 23-Oct. 29) Mae Stevens talks about the state of water infrastructure in the country. Melissa Mullampby gives tips on how to advocate for yourself regarding healthcare plus Rosemary Britts on Sickle Cell disease. 

(#23-43-Oct. 16-Oct. 22) Shushanna Mignot discusses railroad safety. Shannon Pope details symptoms of hearing loss plus Anand Varma on the wonders of wildlife photography.