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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 January 29
The latest NJ organ donation statistics will be discussed.
The full return of a Northwest NJ transportation service will be explained.
Mary Ciccone, Director Of Policy with Disability Rights NJ, will discuss the work of the organization and their posotion on an issue being debated in Trenton about guardianships.
In recognition of January 27 being International Holocaust Rememberance Day understanding about the Holocaust in America will be reviewed and Holocaust survivor Karmela Waldman will share stories from her life and give her views on how some diminish the horrors of that time in history.
An analysis of the latest mass shootings in America will be presented along with what's being done and still needed to address the violence.
Chris DeBello will reveal how the Bible teaches the one and only way to overcome evil and why tests of Faith happen.
To learn more about Covid-19 vaccinations in NJ visit Covid19.NJ.Gov/Pages/Vaccine
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