Issues Today Radio

(#23-17-Apr. 17-Apr. 23) Shaundell Newsome discusses the effects of hospital consolidation. Moira McDonald comments on the need for better farming practices plus two folks on a sports camp for veterans. 

(#23-16-Apr. 16) Dr. Joellen Russell discusses the Science Moms program. Amy Summers talks about sexism in the natural products industry plus Craig Alexander with some exercise tips for everyone. 

(#23-15-Apr. 3-Apr. 9} Penny Mishkin talks about why the disabled are paid less than other workers. Kaitlin Lawson discusses new education aids plus Boston Marathon massacre survivor Meghan Zippin on her experiences. 

(#23-14-Mar. 27-Apr. 2) Tony Orlowski talks about workplace safety. Aaron Sachs comments on why the environmental movement needs to lighten up plus Katrina Holt on how to get summer travel bargains. 

(#23-13-Mar. 20-Mar. 26) Daniel Hatcher discusses the legal system in America. Megan Lott details efforts to get more healthy school lunches plus Lee Gerdes on new cures for insomnia.

(#23-13-Mar. 13-Mar. 19) Two physicians will discuss dementia prevention. Katrin Werner-Perez details symptoms of heart valve disease plus Tyler Martin on sustainable exercise. 

(#23-11-Mar. 6-Mar. 12) Matthew Williams talks about his book "The Science of Hate." James Bell will give the pros and cons of electric vehicles plus Martin Greader on hearing loss. 

(#23-10-Feb. 27-Mar. 5) Ashwin Bharath talks about challenges in tech employee hiring. Alison Bonds explains Exchange Traded Funds plus Ali Katz on senior financial planning. 

(#23-9-Feb. 21-Feb. 27) Donna Christensen discusses the quest for good hospital care. Pamela Gockley comments on bullying plus Jon Baldwin and Damian Kivett on traffic safety.

(#23-8-Feb. 13-Feb. 19) Sister Irene talks about a worldwide by Catholic nuns to fight human trafficking. Dr. Kulreen Chaudhary discuses alternative health treatments plus two co-authors on kids and finances. 

(#23-7-Feb. 6-Feb. 12) Jim Marggraff details how grandparents can help to educate their grand kids. Two experts will discuss eating disorders plus Dr. Amir Moursi on pediatric dentistry.

(#23-6-Jan. 30-Feb. 5) Khalid Green talks about increasing diversity in youth sports. Udo Erasmus gives tips on staying healthy this winter plus Build a Bear's Sharon Price John on success. 

(#23-5-Jan. 23-29) Dr. Scott Adzick talks about fetal surgery. Jason Wilcox comments on parent-child relationships plus Michael Findlay on the world of art. 

(#23-4-Jan. 16-Jan. 22) Joseph Radich talks about way to improve the health system. Dr. Gregory Jantz discusses drugs on the internet plus Joe Hart on self development.

(#23-3-Jan. 9-Jan. 15) Amri Johnson talks about inclusion and diversity. Andrew Campbell discusses the new era of apprenticeships plus Michael Letts on Invest USA. 

(#23-2-Jan. 2-Jan. 8) Michele Raneri talks about inflation. Melissa Mulamphy discusses how communication with doctors can be improved plus Marn Goldman on depression.

(#23-1-Dec. 2-Jan. 1) Jonas Borco gives a forecast for the U.S. rental market. Erin Prochnow will talk about the Bezos Day 2 Family Fund plus Sarah Jannssen on the World Almanac.

(#22-52-Dec. 19-Dec. 25) Dr. James Cottrell discusses the in's and out's of anesthetia. Les Winston gives some tips on philantrhopic giving plus Charlotte Reed on petflation. 

(#22-51-Dec. 12-Dec. 18) Dr. Wendy Hasson gives an update on RSV and the flu. Aaron Negherbon talks about the work of Cops Direct plus Ed Bartlett on domestic violence against men. 

(#22-50-Dec. 5-Dec. 11) Kevin Crain gives tips on how to make the most out of your employment benefits. Aaron Terrazas gives a workplace trends report plus Bruce Sheridan on how teens can better deal with difficult family life. 

(#22-49-Nov. 28-Dec. 4) Dr. Lauran Star comments on what happens next with affirmative action. Author Martin Dugard will discuss his book "Taking Berlin" plus Andrew DeCoriolis on sustainable farming. 

(#22-48-Nov. 21-Nov. 27) Brantlee Underhill discusses how vets can better transition to civilian life. Members of the Truth Initiative talk about anti-vaping laws plus Dr. Ken Redcross on the diabetes epidemic. 

(#22-47-Nov. 14-Nov. 20) Nan Su talks about the delicate relationship between China and the United States. Jim Geraghity comments on the push for more orphan drugs plus Blythe Thomas on baby food insecurity. 

(#22-46-Nov. 7-Nov. 13) Jason Resendez talks about how to save money on health bills. Farhad Omeyr details results of a survey on the most distressed cities plus Terrone Sims on efforts to change licensing laws for vet spouses. 

(#22-45-Oct. 31-Nov. 6) Michael Webster discusses how some species can reinvent themselves. Dr. Jessica Peck addresses teen depression plus Brian Moody on how parents can pick the right car for their teens.