Dr. Jack Stockwell on Dementia and Breast Cancer
Tuesday, Mar 29, 2016
Dr. Jack Stockwell talks about the revelation that super model Janice Dickinson has breast cancer, and the non-invasive way that we should be treating this type of cancer, instead of chemotherapy.
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Amy Newmark on the Power of Forgiveness
Tuesday, Mar 29, 2016
Amy Newmark, Editor in Chief and Publisher of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, talks about the Power of Forgiveness and Moving on with Your Life.
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Travel Expert Pauline Frommer on Traveling to Cuba
Friday, Mar 25, 2016
Pauline Frommer talks about cheaper flights to Europe following the bombing in Brussels and how to go about planning a trip to Cuba now that the embargo has been lifted.
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Uri Geller on the Brussels terror attacks
Friday, Mar 25, 2016
Psychic and illusionist Uri Geller talks about how the terror attacks in Brussels are affecting everyone abroad, and gives some insight into the Israeli company that has been hired by the FBI to crack into the San Bernadino iPhone.
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Dr. Jack Stockwell on Sleep Apnea
Thursday, Mar 24, 2016
Dr. Jack Stockwell identifies the symptoms and dangers of sleep apnea and gives some solutions to deal with it.
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Tom Kraeutler on the Tiny Home Craze
Thursday, Mar 24, 2016
Home Improvement expert Tom Kraeutler talks about the latest home craze - Tiny Homes! He talks about how small they really are and how you can make yours into a comfortable home.
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Reporter Jess McHugh on the Brussels Attacks
Wednesday, Mar 23, 2016
IBT Reporter Jess McHugh talks about how Brussels and other countries around the world are reacting to the recent terror attacks in Belgium, and if this has become the new normal in our country.
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Dr. Ron Hoffman on Painkiller Addiction
Wednesday, Mar 23, 2016
Dr. Ron Hoffman talks about the new FDA warning labels to try to prevent painkiller addiction, and how this might affect people who really need these medications to treat pain.
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Warren Eckstein on exercising your pets
Wednesday, Mar 23, 2016
Pet Expert Warren Eckstein talks about the best ways to get your pets exercising and how to integrate it into your lifestyle in a healthy way.
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Uri Geller can read Doug's Mind
Friday, Mar 18, 2016
Illusionist and psychic Uri Geller showcases his talents and knows exactly what Doug wants to talk about - without Doug even saying anything! He also tells a few interesting stories from his life this week.
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Travel expert Pauline Frommer on Cuba
Thursday, Mar 17, 2016
Travel Expert Pauline Frommer talks travel to Cuba now that the embargo has been lifted, and if there are any impediments anyone traveling there can expert to face.
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Home Improvement expert Tom Kraeutler
Thursday, Mar 17, 2016
Home Improvement expert Tom Kraeutler answers listener questions about how to keep your house updated and ready for spring.
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Dr. Ken's Weekly House Call
Thursday, Mar 17, 2016
Noted cardiologist Dr. Ken Kronhaus visits to talk about the most recent news about CTE now the that NFL has acknowledged the relationship between football and the deadly disease.
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Warren Eckstein on Alternative Meds for Pets
Wednesday, Mar 16, 2016
Pet Expert Warren Eckstein talks about our pets having access to something humans have had for a long time - alternative medicine!
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Dr. Ron Hoffman on Medical Expenses
Wednesday, Mar 16, 2016
Dr. Ron Hoffman discusses the rising cost of medical expenses and pharmaceutical drugs and the fact that there doesn't seem to be a limit to how large drug companies can get.
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Amy Newmark on taming the Negative Voice in your head
Tuesday, Mar 15, 2016
Amy Newmark, Editor-in-chief and publisher for the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, talks about making a new New Years resolution to stop listening to that negative little voice in your own head.
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Dr. Jack Stockwell talks Medical Expenses
Tuesday, Mar 15, 2016
Dr. Jack talks about what people have to go through when faced with huge medical expenses, and he diagnoses what could be causing Doug's sore throat!
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Dan Wibben on the OSIRIS-Rex Asteroid Sample Mission
Friday, Mar 11, 2016
Dan Wibben is the pilot for the first U.S. Mission that will return samples from an asteroid to Earth. He talks about exactly what the mission will entail, what it's like to pilot Osiris from the ground, and when they'll be launching this year.
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Pauline Frommer on American Airlines complaints
Friday, Mar 11, 2016
Travel expert Pauline Frommer weighs in on the recent brawl that took place on a Spirit Airlines flight and the complaints made by American Airlines pilots about the "toxic labor relations" within the company.
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Gregg Stebben updates us on all things Apple
Friday, Mar 11, 2016
Gregg Stebben, Tech editor for Men's Health Magazine, talks about Apple's announcement about launching a new iPad and iPhone and what we should expect from them.
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Tom Kraeutler on spring cleaning
Thursday, Mar 10, 2016
Tom Kraeutler is a nationally known home improvement expert, talking about the most important projects to take on now that it's getting warmer outside.
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Dr. Jack Stockwell talks coffee
Thursday, Mar 10, 2016
Dr. Jack Stockwell talks about the pros and cons of coffee - and how to drink it and still be healthy.
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William B Davis on the X Files Reboot
Thursday, Mar 10, 2016
Doug talks with William B Davis, the Cigarette Smoking Man from the X Files, about his life and career and the new reboot that started earlier this year.
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Chuck Curry Movie News
Wednesday, Mar 09, 2016
Movie man Chuck Curry talks about the new Ghostbusters reboot trailer and the newly released nominees for the MTV movie awards.
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Warren Eckstein on helping stray dogs
Wednesday, Mar 09, 2016
Pet expert Warren Eckstein talks about the problem with stray dogs in Puerto Rico and how a group in the Hamptons are attempting to save these dogs - and how it might be having some negative repercussions
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Dr. Ron Hoffman on binge watching TV
Wednesday, Mar 09, 2016
Dr. Ron Hoffman talks about the biggest fad around - binge watching, and if could actually lead to depression!
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Dr. Jack Stockwell on Maria Sharapova
Tuesday, Mar 08, 2016
Dr. Jack Stockwell talks about tennis star Maria Sharapova's recently failed drug test and his latest podcast on forbiddendoctor.com!
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Tom Kraeutler on keeping your house in top shape
Thursday, Mar 03, 2016
Tom Kraeutler, a nationally known home improvement expert, answers listener questions and gives the best tips about how to keep your house up and running this season.
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Dr. Ken's Weekly House Call
Thursday, Mar 03, 2016
Dr. Ken talks about exactly what exactly is making you bald or grey and how important it is to drink an extra glass of water each day!
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Dr. Jack Stockwell on Lung Cancer
Thursday, Mar 03, 2016
Dr. Jack talks with Doug and Jen about an important question for millennials - is smoking marijuana just as dangerous for your lungs as smoking tobacco? Dr. Jack has the answers to this question and more!
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Rod Pyle on Scott Kelly's return to Earth
Thursday, Mar 03, 2016
Rod Pyle, a producer, writer and director of documentary programming for the History Channel and Discovery communications, talks about the amazing journey that astronaut Scott Kelly has been on in the last year, and what we might learn now that he's back on Earth!
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Garrett Bussiere on Concussions and Healing Your Head
Wednesday, Mar 02, 2016
Garrett Bussiere was on the path to a huge career in professional baseball - a ball to the side of the head changed all of that. He now works with Cerescab and his website HealingYourHead.com focuses on giving people simple tips to improve their brain function, especially following an injury or concussion.
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Todd Hollander on Small Business Surveys
Tuesday, Mar 01, 2016
Todd Hollander, managing director and head of Business Banking for MUFG Union Bank, talks about the results of their Small Business Economic Survey and how small business owners are feeling less optimistic about 2016 than 2015.
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Jonathan Levine on Cloud Technology
Tuesday, Feb 23, 2016
Jonathan Levine, Chief Technology Officer for Intermedia, talks about cloud storage and the best ways to back up your online data.
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Holly Signorelli on the Pink Tax
Friday, Feb 19, 2016
Holly Signorelli, a CPA with over 25 years of experience in the financial marketplace, talks about the "Pink Tax" - a price that women are paying for products that are exactly the same as men's, but cost more because they're specifically targeted to women with pretty colors and flashy labels.
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Tre Wilcox on Healthy Soul Food
Thursday, Feb 18, 2016
Tre Wilcox, celebrated TV chef, celebrates Black History Month and American Heart Month with tips on making delicious, healthy soul food.
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Francisca Brown on Financial Futures
Thursday, Feb 18, 2016
Francisca Brown, director of the African American multicultural market segment of Northwestern Mutual, talks about how to develop financial futures for young African Americans using resources through Northwestern Mutual.
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Mosquito Steve on the Zika Virus
Thursday, Feb 18, 2016
Steve Moore, AKA Mosquito Steve, is a member of the American Mosquito Control Association and talks about genetically modified mosquitoes and if we should really be messing with Mother Nature.
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Dillon Kalkhurst on Scholastic Books
Wednesday, Feb 17, 2016
Dillon Kalkhurst, Director of Social and Community Engagement with Scholastic, talks about the importance of reading aloud early in a child's life and what a huge role a parent can play in seeding the love of reading in their kids.
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Alyssa Ravasio on HipCamp
Tuesday, Feb 16, 2016
Alyssa Ravasio, founder and CEO of Hipcamp, talks about building the largest marketplace of public and private land for camping the world.
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Eric Trump on the New Hampshire Primary
Tuesday, Feb 09, 2016
Eric Trump, businessman and son of Presidential Candidate Donald Trump, talks about how the campaign is going in New Hampshire and what it's like to be a part of the Trump family on the campaign trail.
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KrisAnne Hall on the Oregon Standoff
Wednesday, Jan 27, 2016
Radio host and former attorney and prosecutor KrisAnne Hall talks about the situation currently going on in Burns, OR and her trip there to teach people about the constitution and
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Dr. Scott Adzick on birth defects awareness
Tuesday, Jan 26, 2016
January is Birth Defects Awareness Month and Dr. Scott Adzick talks about fetal surgery and how it can save and improve the live of thousands of children worldwide.
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Aaron Morrison on the Flint water crisis
Tuesday, Jan 26, 2016
Aaron Morrison, a reporter for the International Business Times, talks about how the water crisis in Flint reflects a much bigger issue that reaches further than Michigan. He says that, "Across the country, blacks and Latinos are more likely than whites to live dangerously close to environmental hazards."
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Ian Clarkson from the Jive Aces on their new single
Thursday, Jan 21, 2016
Ian Clarkson, leader singer of the Jive Aces, talks about their brand new single, "Smile" about what they've been up to since semi-finalist finish on Britain's Got Talent.
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Holly Signorelli on the Powerball Lottery
Wednesday, Jan 13, 2016
Holly Signorelli, dubbed The Money Therapist, is a Certified Public Accountant with over 25 years of experience in the financial marketplace and talks about this week's record-breaking Powerball Jackpot estimated at $1.5 billion.
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Carter Dougherty on the Chinese Stock Market
Wednesday, Jan 13, 2016
Carter Dougherty, senior international economics writer at the International Business Times, talks about the drastic drop in the Chinese stock market and realistic solutions to it.
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Chris Copeland on Threat Scores and Privacy
Tuesday, Jan 12, 2016
Chris Copeland, Director of Institute for Homeland Security at Tarleton State University, talks about mass surveillance by the NSA and new technology being used by police to invade our privacy and calculate a "threat score" for all of us.
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Steven JJ Weisman on the WV painkiller addicts lawsuits
Friday, Jan 08, 2016
Lawyer Steven JJ Weisman talks about the recent ruling in West Virginia that will allow painkiller addicts to sue the doctors who prescribed the medication.
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Bill Dendy on the Chinese Stock Market
Wednesday, Jan 06, 2016
Bill Dendy, President of Elite Financial Management and has over 24 years of professional experience in investments and financial planning, talks about the recent dramatic drop in the Chinese stock market.
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Clark Hodges on Powerball Mania
Wednesday, Jan 06, 2016
Clark Hodges, a financial advisor and strategist with Hodges Capital, talks about the upcoming Powerball Jackpot and how to wisely invest your money instead of spending it all on the chance to win the lottery.
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Ivan Eland on Politicians and Terror Propaganda
Tuesday, Jan 05, 2016
Ivan Eland, author of "The Failure of Counterinsurgency" talks about his latest article in the Huffington Post about Donald Trump being featured in a terror recruitment video, and how he isn't the only politician helping terrorists with their recruiting.
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Travis Waldren on Peyton Manning Doping Allegations
Wednesday, Dec 30, 2015
Travis Waldren, a Sports Reporter at the Huffington Post, talks about the doping allegations brought against Peyton Manning, as well as the other interesting implications brought forth by the Al Jazeera documentary.
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John Snyder on the Peyton Manning Controversy
Tuesday, Dec 29, 2015
Attorney John Snyder is a recognized Sports Guru who talks about the legal implications of the recent doping allegations reported against Peyton Manning by Al Jazeera.
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Maurice Spencer, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Wednesday, Dec 23, 2015
Maurice Spencer, guitarist and vocalist for The Yule Logs, talks about the bands newly released fifth Christmas album, "Up All Night," featuring a single of the same name and another original song, "Leaping Lord."
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Gregg Stebben on Drone Registration
Tuesday, Dec 22, 2015
Gregg Stebben, Technology Editor for Men's Health Magazine, talks about Drone Registration which started this week, and answers the 4 most important questions to know about this.
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Rebecca Angel, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Tuesday, Dec 22, 2015
Rebecca Angel, a Jazz Vocal Major at Ithaca College talks about performing and recording with her father's jazz band, and her new Christmas single, "My Favorite Time of Year."
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Carly Jamison, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Thursday, Dec 17, 2015
Carly Jamison talks about her experience releasing minimal one-track recordings to producing a full studio album, and gives us a listen to last years Christmas singles "It Feels Like Christmas Everyday" and "I'm Getting a Ukulele for Christmas," as well as this years single "Christmas May have to be Postponed."
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Michael Viqueira on the Fifth GOP Debate
Wednesday, Dec 16, 2015
Michael Viqueira, senior Washington correspondent for Al Jazeera America, talks about the Fifth GOP Debate, who the winners and losers were and what we can expect from the candidates in the coming months.
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Jillaine, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Wednesday, Dec 16, 2015
Jillaine talks about her new Christmas EP (her fourth Christmas collection!) called "Jazzy Duets for Christmas and gives us a listen to 3 different songs from the EP, "Winter Wonderland," "Marshmallow World" and "Silver Bells."
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Ivan Eland on Trump's Muslim Ban
Tuesday, Dec 15, 2015
Ivan Eland talks about his recent article in the Huffington Post about Donald Trump's call to ban Muslims from entering the United States, and how that affects his position in the presidential race and upcoming GOP Debate.
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Ivan Eland on Trump's Muslim Ban
Tuesday, Dec 15, 2015
Ivan Eland talks about his recent article in the Huffington Post about Donald Trump's call to ban Muslims from entering the United States, and how that affects his position in the presidential race and upcoming GOP Debate.
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Brian Hutson, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Friday, Dec 11, 2015
Brian Hutson comes on the show to talk about his recent top ten hit "Let it Ride" and his newest Christmas single "Blue Christmas," that is currently moving up the charts.
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Courtney Rau, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Thursday, Dec 10, 2015
Courtney Rau, a young singer/songwriter who has had numerous Country Top 40 hits, talks about her recent recording of her favorite Christmas song, "Santa Claus is Coming to Town"
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Medium Sandy Alemian on Heaven and Earth
Wednesday, Dec 09, 2015
Sandy Alemian, an internationally known Spririt Medium, Healer and Inspirational Speaker, talks about being a bridge between Heaven and Earth and her two books, including an Amazon International Bestseller "What Was God Thinking?!"
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Steve Cropper, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Wednesday, Dec 09, 2015
Steve Cropper, legendary guitarist for Booker T and the MG's who also backed Otis Redding and Sam & Dave, talks about his new Christmas Collection called "Blues Christmas," featuring songs "Let's Make Christmas Merry Baby" and "Rocking and Rolling On Christmas Day."
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Steven J. J. Weisman on One Voter, One Vote
Wednesday, Dec 09, 2015
Legal expert Steven JJ Weisman comes on the show to talk about the Supreme Court grappling with the "One Person, One Vote" doctrine, a case that could upend the way states draw their legislative lines.
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Moe, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Tuesday, Dec 08, 2015
Maureen Frances Torraco, AKA Moe, has a degree in Musical Theater from Catholic University and talks about the title track "Standing Ovation," from last year's debut EP, and her new Christmas single, "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day/Starlight."
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Achim Nowak on The Moment
Tuesday, Dec 08, 2015
Achim Nowak, an international authority on presence and interpersonal connection, talks about his new book, "The Moment," a tool to get us passed of the distractions in the world and back to enjoying life's simple pleasures.
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Kanisha K, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Friday, Dec 04, 2015
Kanisha K, Christmas Music Star of the Day, talks about her 2013 hit "I Found Love (Just in Time for Christmas)," which was one of the most-added songs in Adult Contemporary radio stations across the country and talks about her latest release, "I'll be Home for Christmas."
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Dr. Christian Conte on Rage and Shootings
Thursday, Dec 03, 2015
Dr. Christian Conte, a Licensed Professional Counselor and Nationally Certified Psychologist, talks about the attack on the Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs and what causes people to express anger in such violent ways.
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Luanne Hunt, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Wednesday, Dec 02, 2015
Luanne Hunt, an award-winning, Grammy-balloted recording artist from Southern California, talks about her latest Christmas single "The Greatest Christmas Gift," and her newly finished a cappella version of "Let There be Peace on Earth."
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Steven J. J. Weisman on the Freddie Gray Trial
Wednesday, Dec 02, 2015
Steven J.J Weisman is a lawyer, college professor and one of the leading experts on scams and identity theft in the US, and talks about the legal side of the ongoing Freddie Gray case and trials.
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Russ Lorenson, Christmas Music Star of the Day
Tuesday, Dec 01, 2015
Russ Lorenson, AKA "San Francisco's Favorite Crooner," has established a reputation as one of the Bay Area's leading jazz artists. His new album is entitled "In the Holiday Spirit," featuring songs 'You're All I Want for Christmas,' 'It's Christmas Time All Over the World,' and 'Let Me Be the First to Wish You Merry Christmas."
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Patrick Poole on ISIS, Russia, Syria, and the US
Tuesday, Dec 01, 2015
Patrick Poole, a national security and terrorism correspondent for PJ Media, talks about how recent events involving Syria, Turkey and Russia parallel the beginnings of the World Wars, and how direct confrontation between the US and Russia may be in our future.
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John Terrett on the Freddie Gray Trial
Tuesday, Dec 01, 2015
John Terrett, news correspondent for Al Jazeera America, talks about the difficulties with jury selection in the Baltimore Freddie Gray case as the trials for six officers begins this week.
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Roberta Facinelli's Queen of Cheap report
Friday, Nov 27, 2015
Roberta shares tips for getting the best savings and deals for Thanksgiving week and Black Friday.
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Roberta Facinelli's Queen of Cheap report
Thursday, Nov 26, 2015
Roberta shares tips for getting the best savings and deals for Thanksgiving week.
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Eric Markowitz talks Cashing in on Terrorism
Wednesday, Nov 25, 2015
Eric Markowitz, a senior writer with the International Business Times, talks about defense companies cashing in on the terror attacks in Paris, as many European countries look to expand their own Anti-Terror programs.
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Consultant Walter Sabo's Thanksiving radio story
Tuesday, Nov 24, 2015
Radio consultant Walter Sabo shares his hilarious story about the year that RKO 99x gave away 100 turkeys for Thanksgiving.
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Ivan Eland on Combating ISIS
Tuesday, Nov 24, 2015
Ivan Eland, author of "The Failure of Counterinsurgency" and Huffington Post contributor, talks about Hillary's Clinton's plan to defeat ISIS and why it won't work.
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Dr. Paul Coleman on the Paris Attacks, and talking to your kids about them
Wednesday, Nov 18, 2015
Dr. Paul Coleman, an award-winning author and nationally known psychologist, stresses the importance of talking to children about terrible events like the recent attacks on Paris, and how to do it.
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Kliph Nesteroff on his new book, The Comedians continued
Tuesday, Nov 17, 2015
Kliph Nersteroff, a former stand-up comedian turned writer, talks about his brand new book, "The Comedians: Drunks, Theives, Scoundrels, and the History of American Comedy." This book offers the first ever comprehensive history of stand-up, a quintessential American art form.
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Kliph Nesteroff on his new book, The Comedians
Tuesday, Nov 17, 2015
Kliph Nersteroff, a former stand-up comedian turned writer, talks about his brand new book, "The Comedians: Drunks, Theives, Scoundrels, and the History of American Comedy." This book offers the first ever comprehensive history of stand-up, a quintessential American art form.
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Jamie McIntyre on the Paris Attacks
Tuesday, Nov 17, 2015
Jamie McIntyre, a journalist for Al Jazeera America, talks about the latest reports surfacing about the recent terror attacks in Paris, and what the US is doing to support French strikes against ISIL.
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Aaron Morrison on Yale and other college protests
Friday, Nov 13, 2015
Aaron Morrison of the IB Times, covers diversity and civil rights issues, and talks about the recent race controversy going on at Yale and other colleges across the country.
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Jim Roberts on Veterans Day
Wednesday, Nov 11, 2015
Jim Roberts, the President of the American Studies Center and founder of both Radio America and the American Veterans Center, talks about the center's 18th Annual Veterans Conference and Honors.
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Kevin Mellott on the Russian Plane Crash
Tuesday, Nov 10, 2015
Kevin Mellott, an international security expert, talks about who and what may have been behind the recent Russian plane crash, and how it could effect security in the coming holiday travel season.
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Aaron Hamlin on Approval Voting
Tuesday, Nov 10, 2015
Aaron Hamlin, writer for publications such as Deadsprin, Democracy Chronicles and Independent Voter Network, talks about a different approach to voting called Approval Voting - a way to make sure that the most popular candidates among voters actually win elections.
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Gretchen Martens on Veterans Day
Friday, Nov 06, 2015
Gretchen Martens, better know as The Veteran Lady, talks about the Status of the VA and whether or not its problems have really been fixed as Veterans Day approaches.
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Emily Cadei on Ben Carson
Thursday, Nov 05, 2015
Emily Cadei focuses on the 2016 presidential election in Newsweek's day-to-day coverage of Washington DC, and in that vein, talks about Ben Carson's surging numbers in the polls and some of his more controversial stances.
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Rob Reynolds on the 15th Anniversary of the International Space Station
Thursday, Nov 05, 2015
Rob Reynolds, from Al Jazeera's Los Angeles Bureau, talks about the 15th anniversary of the first astronauts residence on the ISS, and gives some interesting facts about it that you might not have known.
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Ali Velshi on the red light camera controversy
Wednesday, Nov 04, 2015
Ali Velshi, anchor for Al Jazeera America, talks about the CEO of RedFlex pleading guilty to federal bribery charges in Ohio and Chicago, and how many additional states investigators think this red light camera corruption scandal may involve.
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Ivan Eland on the Presidential Debates
Tuesday, Nov 03, 2015
Ivan Eland, author of "The Failure of Counterinsurgency" and Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace and Liberty talks about the sensationalization of political debate questions and who the leading candidates are in both parties.
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Naureen Khan on the GOP debate
Thursday, Oct 29, 2015
Naureen Khan, a digital journalist covering politics and policy for al Jazeera america, gives a preview of what to expect at the upcoming GOP debate on CNBC.
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Dr. Daniel Ivankovich, finalist for CNN's Hero of the Year Award
Wednesday, Oct 28, 2015
Dr. Dan Ivankovich is a finalist for this year's CNN "Hero of the Year" award. The former 6'11" basketball player is now an orthopedic surgeon who provides free health care to the most impoverished residents of Chicago, and is also one of the nation's leading blues musicians. Voting ends November 15th - go to www.heroes.cnn.com if you'd like to see him become Hero of the Year!
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Michael Hiltzik on the Military Industrial Complex
Tuesday, Oct 27, 2015
Michael Hiltzik, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author, talks about his latest book, "Big Science," which reveals the untold story of how science built the bombs for WWII and became dependent on government and industry.
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Dr. Christian Conte on the New Mexico Road Rage case
Thursday, Oct 22, 2015
Dr. Christian Conte, an award-winning, tenured professor at the University of Nevada, Reno, discusses the recent road rage case in Albuquerque that ended in the death of a 4 year old girl, and goes into the psychology of what makes people react so violently when angry.
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Alexander Howard on Drone Registration
Wednesday, Oct 21, 2015
Alexander Howard, the Senior editor for technology and society at the Huffington Post, talks about the new plan announced by the Department of Transportation and the FAA requiring all drones to be registered by their owners.
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Ivan Eland on Afghanistan
Tuesday, Oct 20, 2015
Ivan Eland, the author of "The Failure of Counterinsurgency" and Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace and Liberty, talks about Obama's recent decision to leave American troops in Afghanistan until 2017.
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