Click the banner below to download your free copy of the U.S. Constitution and study material. It's a large file but easy to navigate through to learn more about any specific part of this foundation document.
Issues And Ideas With Chris DeBello is a weekly newsmagazine program which brings newsmakers, politicial leaders and heads of organizations to radio listeners across the United States. These timely discussions offer insight into the issues and events that Americans want to gain a better understanding of.
Coming Up On August 14
The EPA declaring 23 cities/towns in New Jersey, Texas and elsewhere to have a high cancer risk from industrial production will be examined.
Why the Inflation Reduction Act won't help NJ residents with their property taxes will be explained.
Dr. Deborah Pasik, Founder of NJ Death With Dignity, will discuss why she feels the NJ Medical Aid In Dying For The Terminally Ill Act needs to be amended regarding access and residency.
Former FBI Agent Kenneth Gray, now a Senior Lecturer at the Henry C. Lee College Of Criminal Justice at the University Of New Haven, will give insight into how the FBI operates and the rules they fall under when executing a search warrant like what took place at Mar-A-Lago.
A review and analysis of the reactions by politicians, the cable news media and Trump supporters online will be presented.
Chris DeBello will show from the Bible how God and His Word are eternal.
To learn more about Covid-19 vaccinations in NJ visit Covid19.NJ.Gov/Pages/Vaccine
Click here for more books, music and films featured on Issues & Ideas With Chris DeBello
Click here for a list of some of the show's past guests
Issues And Ideas With Chris DeBello is available to stations across America. It's the easiest cost-free way to ensure compliance with all FCC public affairs requirements.
> > Learn More
New Jersey
WHCY-FM, Blairstown
Sunday 6 a.m.
WOLD-LP, Edison
Sunday 5 a.m.
WSUS-FM, Franklin
Sunday 6 a.m.
WNNJ-FM, Newton
Sunday 6 a.m.
WRSK-LP, Newton
Sunday 8 a.m.
Service Electric Channel 20, Sparta
Sunday 8 a.m.
The return of Don Imus to WNBC in 1979