Issues Today Radio

(#22-44-Oct. 24-Oct. 31) Dennis Shea talks about the quest for affordable housing. Josh Goralski comments on green projects for cities plus Mark Chandler on youth railroad safety. 

(#22-43-Oct. 17-Oct. 23) Tim Bakken details possible changes to the legal system. Amy Knight comments on the need for more mental health counseling in the schools plus Sarah Chavarria on seniors and dental health.

(#22-42-Oct.10-Oct. 16) Howard Yaruss discusses his book "Understandable Economics." Red Taylor gives an update on the real estate market plus Dr. Yvette Miller on the need for more blood donations for sickle cell patients. 

(#22-41-Oct. 3-Oct. 9) Rebecca Kinney talks about Medicare scams. Dr. Nick west comments on heart PAD disease plus Ivonne Rodriguez-Wiewall on direct relief for Puerto Rico. 

(#22-40-Sept. 28-Oct. 2) Dr. Erica Schwartz gives tips on Medicare enrollment. Two experts will comment on how to talk to kids about death and loss plus Carolina Schneider on becoming vegan.

(#22-39-Sept. 19-Sept. 25) Dr. Lisa Kearney comments on efforts to stop veteran suicide. Dr. Billy Hensley discusses the need for more financial education in schools plus Dr. German Hernandez on kidney disease awareness.

(#22-38-Sept. 12-Sept. 18) Dr. Laura Erickon-Scroate discusses the growing problem of student depression. Dr. Flora Stay directs parents on health products they should keep away from kids plus two experts on new dress trends for plus size women. 

(#22-37-Sept. 5-Sept. 11) Brian Leake defines the "Here's to the Farmers Campaign." Brian Moody tackles car pet safety plus Dr. Christopher Hadron on food addiction. 

(#22-26-Aug. 29-Sept. 4) Alonzo Plough discusses how inflation affects minority communities. Eliza Vallanueva-Beard talks about improving education in rural areas plus Ed Grohowski on the work of Junior Achievement. 

(#22-35-Aug. 21-Aug. 28) Scott Wilson discusses how to clean up municipal water supplies. Dr. Lori Teller gives tips on keeping pets safe this summer plus Kelly Willis on wiping out Malaria. 

(#22-34-Aug. 15-Aug. 21) Zane Burke talks about new virtual health procedures. Hoss Hassani discusses a new app full of information on electric cars plus Elisabeth Leamy on how parents and students can negotiate college costs. 

(#22-33-Aug. 8-Aug. 14) Andrea Smith discusses the demise of 3G cell service. Les Winston gives tips on lessening dependence on Social Security plus Kevin Chatham-Stephens on childhood COVID vaccinations. 

(#22-32-Aug. 1-Aug. 7) Regina Blyle comments on the victories of ADA over the years. Mark Meadows talks about how to fix the supply problems plus Connor Boyock on the controversy surrounding American history education. 

(#22-31-JUly 25-July 31) Doron Kemple talks about the increasing use of drones by first responders. AARP's Neil Wertheimer gives tips on how everyone can fight inflation plus USDA's Archie Magoulas on summer food safety tips. 

(#22-30-July 18-July 24) Diana Olebaum comments on how the war in Ukraine can be solved. Lt. General Norman Seip examines the relationship between climate and national security plus Dr. Ken Dykewald on the four stages of retirement. 

(#22-29-July 11-July 17) Col. John Spencer gives an update on the war in Ukraine. George McGraw discusses why so many in this country lack clean drinking water plus Khalid Parekh on aid for Ukrainian refugees.

(#22-28-Juy 4-July 10) Farzana Nayani discusses discrimination against Asians. Jeremy Hartman talks about help for entrepreneurs plus Daniel Brdar on new advances with electric car chargers. 

(#22-27-June 27-July 3) Terry McDonough talks about how employers can keep their employees. Dr. Rehka Kumar deails a personalized weight loss program plus Erika Twani on the relationship between lack of education and increased crime. 

(#22-26-June 20-June 26) Dr. Ernst Von Schwarz gives a progress report on stem cell research. Dr. Frank martin discusses the growing problem of diabetes plus former Olympian Cullen Jones answers the question, "Is there a shortage of swimming pool chemicals this summer?"

(#22-25-June 13-June 19) Alex Flint discusses the merits of carbon taxes. Letitia Hanke comments on the plusses of trade schools plus Dr. Annie Arens on summer water safety. 

(#22-24-June 6-June 12) Josh Wade defines NFT's. Lauren Winans comments on the importance of HR departments in business plus Dr. Susan Smith Jones on the health benefits of being kind.

(#22-23-May 30-June 5) Dr. John Cobb discusses the Living Earth Movement. Rev. Markel Hutchings talks about the Movement Forward Program plus Bob Keefe on environmental entrepreneurs. 

(#22-22-May 23-May 29) Mark Lowcock discusses world hunger. Dr. Dan Werb talks about modern vaccine research plus Cassidy PUckett on tech-savvy teens. 

(#22-21-May 16-May 22) Victoria Gillespie will report on the real estate market. Johnny White discusses why appraisals of personal property are important plus Dr. Regine Muradian on the effects of debt on mental health. 

(#22-20-May 9-May 15) Bill Pekny discusses climate change. Melinda Emerson comments on minority-owned entrepreneurs plus Yu-Ling Cheng on family learning opportunities throughout the nation.