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Secret Boston
Think you know all the hot spots in Boston? Jon Marcus introduces us to a new blog that shows a side of the city you may have missed. Check it out at mysecretboston.com
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Creating Wealth in Economic Turmoil
Jason Vanclef, President and CEO of Vanclef Financial Group and author of "The Wealth Code: How The Rich Stay Rich In Good Times And Bad" gives us tips to on how to do well in an uncertain time.
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Haiti Relief
Peter Kapiloff, with Hope for the Children of Haiti, tells us what it was like the day the quake struck, and comes by to talk with Dan about what we can do to help survivors.
You can find more details at www.hfchaiti.org
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Keep on Truckin
Waid Day, owner of the Hoosier Trucking Company in Indiana talks about the importance of the trucking industry and how it can be an indication on how well the economy is actually doing.
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Where's My Money Gone?
Governor Patrick unveils $28.2B budget proposal and Administration and Finance Secretary Jay Gonzalez, Governor Patrick's top budget advisor, tells us every penny is going to good use.
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Lt. Gov. Tim Murray
The Lt. Governor talks about the state of the Democratic party fresh off Sen. Elect Scott Brown's victory over Martha Coakley and takes calls from Nightsiders.
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Mayor Thomas Menino
The mayor of Boston joins Dan Rea to talk about his meeting with Sen. Elect Scott Brown and takes calls from Nightsiders.
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Curt Schilling
Yankee fan?! Wait a minute... Ace pitcher Curt Schilling chats with Dan and Nightsiders about the special Senate election.
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Martha Coakley
Candidate for US Senate and Mass. Attorney General came in to talk with Dan an the Nightside listeners.
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Joseph L. Kennedy
The independent senate candidate takes some tough question from Nightside listeners and highlights the flaws of a two party system.
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John McKormack
Weekly Standard Deputy On-Line Editor recounts his run in with an overzealous Martha Coakley aide outside a D.C. fundraiser.
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Candidate Scott Brown
With Election Day around the corner, Republican candidate Scott Brown stops by to take questions from Nightside listeners and has a chance to respond to a negative ad aimed.
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Five Dollars a Day
The Supreme Judicial Court says no to Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson's practice of charging inmates for room and board in prison. The sheriff talks about his next steps to ease the burden on tax payers.
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Return to Sender
Dan goes after the US Post Office and its lack of customer service and you will hear he's not the only one outraged.
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Security Innovation or Privacy Invasion?
Paul Nicholas of Millivision Technologies talks about the potential use of full body scanners at air port security check points in response to a failed terrorist attack on Christmas Day.
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Campaign 09 Senate Candidates
This is the first joint appearance of all three Senate candidates in its entirety. Chck out the pics of this event in Dan's Photo Gallerys.
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College Admissions Program (Part 1)
Everything you need to know about the college admissions process with Nightside's 2nd round table discussion with Dean Bill Fitzsimmons (Harvard), John Mahoney (Boston College), Liliana Mickle (U Mass Boston)
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Richard Kim
Co-editor of "Going ROUGE". Most of the callers in this segment were not amused by the play on words in the title or the subject matter. Playful satire or political hatchet job on Sara Palin - you be the judge.
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Bob Dane
Spokesman for the Federation For American Immigration Reform (FAIR)talks about the opposition to congressman Luis Gutierrez's (D-IL) sweeping piece of legislation that would grant amnesty to all illegal immigrants.
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Dr. Jeffrey Jones
Chicago dentist and author of "Officially Pathetic" talks about the need to raise the legal drop out age to 18 nationwide.
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"The Adultery Buster".
Acclaimed couples therapist Dr. Bonnie Weil looks at the psychology behind Tiger's infidelity and the steps he should take to pick up the pieces of his very public life.
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State Senator Scott Brown
Hot off his primary victory Republican candidate Scott Brown checks in with Dan to talk about his continued run towards the general election to fill the senate seat left vacant by the late Ted Kennedy.
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Big Win For Dan Rea.
Big Win For Dan Rea. The Chairman of the Board of Selectmen and the Town Manager have granted permission to the North Andover Fire Fighters to restore their Merry Christmas sign to be displayed on the Main Street Fire Station. Rabbi Asher Bronstein, theR
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No Christmas In Byam School Gift Shop
The ban on Christmas related items at the gift shop in the Byam School in Chelmsford remains in effect after heated debate. Over 100 people, including parents of schoolchildren, jammed the Chelmsford Performing Arts Center to voice concerns on both sideso
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Cowboy Sheriff "Bucks' PC Christmas Trend
Dan talks witha Colorado Sheriff who is a pro-Christmas activist and hosts a very politically incorrect Christmas celebration each year. This is the same Sheriff involved in the "Balloon Boy" incident.
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Lou Dobbs
Talks about illegal immigration and the circumstances surrounding his recent departure form CNN.
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Donna Lamonaco
Widow of NJ State Trooper Phillip Lamonaco, cut down by members of the UFF. Donna was at the protest of Raymond Luc Levasseur’s symposium on social change at U-Mass. Levasseur’s former wife took his place as the key note speaker.
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Christmas Under Siege
The battle to save Christmas has started early this year, and two Chelmsford moms are taking up the fight to protect candy canes and jolly elves everywhere.
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Raymond Luc Levasseur
Left wing radical and convicted bomber Levasseur is again denied an appearance at U-Mass Amherst. Dan gave him an opportunity to speak and interact with listeners in this interview.
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Get Well Soon...
Dan takes a look at Islamic fundamentalism in the US when he talks to fanatical Muslim Yousef Al Khattab about his get well wishes for suspected Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan and his jihad preachings on the streets of NY City.
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A Terrorist for Social Change?
The former head of the UFF, a group resposable for several bombings in the north east and the death of a NJ State Trooper, has been asked to speek at U-Mass Amhearst. Dan wants to know where the outrage is?
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Sweet Thunder
An in depth look at boxing great Sugar Ray Robinson with biographer Will Heygood.
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Should the Dream Die?
Joe Keohane says the Kennedy legacy in Massachusetts should come to an end with the passing of Ted Kennedy.
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Three Hots and a Cot...
all for just five dollars a day. Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson tells us all about his no nonsense approach to running his prison.
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Jihad in Your Own Back Yard?
How close did a Sudbury terror wannabe get to a failed attacking on shopping malls and two high profile politicians? How safe are we when radical jihadists (failed or not) are operating in our neighborhoods? Terror expert Chris Brown with the Potomac Ins
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The Persistence of Racism
A Louisiana justice of the peace refuses to marry an interracial couple. How far have we come since Loving vs. Virginia? Chapter president of the Tangipahoa Parish NAACP Patricia Morris discusses.
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A Middle East Insider
Dan Meridor, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister of Intelligence and Atomic Energy, discusses Israel's standing in the world and the ongoing situation in the Middle East.
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The Globe is not for Sale
Times Inc. takes the Boston Globe off the market. Dan takes a look at the state of the print journalism business in a two newspaper town with BU communications professor and media critic Tobe Berkovitz.
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A Debate on Hate
Lakville MA woke up to a nasty message gouged into the green of a local golf course opening a federal investigation and it has some people asking weather this was just mindless vandalism or if it was a hate crime.
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One Step Closer to Reform
Dr. Edward Langstrom, former chairman and current board member of the American Medical Association, discusses the latest development in healthcare reform and what it means for you and your family.
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A Random Act of Violence
Renowned North Eastern University criminologist Jack Levin examines the seemingly senseless murder of Kimberly Cates and brutal assault of her 11-year-old daughter – a crime that shocked the otherwise quiet town of Mont Vernon, NH.
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One Nation Under...
After a federal judge in NH decides to keep the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance Dan talked to Annie Laurie Gaylor co-founder of Freedom from Religion, a group looking to appeal the decision.
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Amnesty vs. a Path to Citizenship
Eva Millon, executive director of The Mass. Immigrant and Refugee Coalition, discusses the hurdles of legal immigration and how to properly naturalize illegals in this heated debate with Dan.
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Race Relations and Healthcare Reform
Stanford Law Professor Richard Thomas Ford discusses Former President Jimmy Carter's comments that criticism surrounding healthcare reform is motivated by racism.
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State Senator Steven Baddour (D-Methuen)
The senator/transportation committee chair talks about a new elderly driver bill and a little bit on what the state sales tax hike is doing to business in his district.
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For Your Health
Renowned Brigham and Women's heart surgeon Dr. Lawrence Cohn takes calls with listeners and talks about living healthier.
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Congressman Barney Frank
on his "present" vote in a referendum against SC Congressman Joe Wilson for an outburst during the president's healthcare reform address.
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A Call To Roll Back Taxes
Center for Small Government co-founder Carla Howell tells voters what they can do to help cut the Mass State Sales tax back down to three percent.
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The Right to Repair
Taking a look at new bill that would give independent car repair stations access to software needed to fix your car. Dan talks to State Rep. Garrett Bradly (D-Hingham), Sitchuate shop owner Glenn Wilder, and Charles Territo with The Alliance of Auto Manu
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Writing the Final Chapter for Joe Salvati
Attorney Victor Garro, F. Lee Bailey, and Congressman Bill Delahunt talk about the decision by the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston to award four men, wrongfully imprisoned for over 30 years, a settlement of more than $100,000,000.
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Invasion Of Privacy Or A Security Measure That Works?
After the arrest of two suspects in a kidnap and rape case out of Brookline's Coolidge Corner a debate has reignited on the use of surveillance cameras in the area. Brookline PD Chief Dan O’Leary and community activist Marty Rosenthal debate the issue.
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Kenneth Gladney and Attorney David Brown
Outside of a town hall style hearing on healthcare reform in St. Louis MO Kenneth Gladney was assaulted by a group of people wearing SEIU t-shirts and had racial slurs shouted at him. Dan asks where the outrage is on this incident.
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An Un-fare Price to Ride
State Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Melrose) talked about a possible 20 percent fare hike on all public transportation on the heals of the forced resignation of MBTA President Dan Grabauskas.
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On Board with Healthcare Reform
Former President of the American Medical Association Dr. Nancy Nielsen talks about why the AMA is one of the biggest supporters of President Obama's healthcare reform plan.
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Charlie Baker
Massachusetts GOP gubernatorial candidate, discusses his decision to join the race and his vision for Massachusetts heading into the 2010 election.
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Louisiana Congressman John Fleming
Louisiana Congressman and physician John Fleming speaks out against the healthcare reform bill and has a suggestion for lawmakers who want to pass it.
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Putting the Brakes on Elderly Driver Restrictions
Joseph Coughlin, head of the New England University Transportation canter at MIT says with the number of elderly drivers due to double in years to come we need to rethink a proposed age limit on drivers and the way we get from A to B.
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Gates 911 Call
Dan and callers listen and react to the 911 call and police radio transmissions in the Henry Gates arrest.
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Debating the Gates Arrest
Dan and Carol Rose, executive director of the ACLU of Massachusetts, debate the arrest of Henry "Louis" Gates.
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Radical Islam in the U.S.
Dan talks with Frank Gaffney from the Center for Security Policy, about the growing concern of muslim extremists in the United States.
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Meet Sam Yoon
Citywide City Councilor Sam Yoon, candidate for Mayor of Boston, talks about his hopes for the next four years, union negotiations, and term limits.
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Friends You Thought You Never Had
New York Times best selling author Brian Mezrich talks about his latest book Accidental Billionaires, a story about the co-creators of Facebook. Dan learns more about the online movement that's getting everyone connected.
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The Speaker Of The House
Massachusetts House Speaker Robert Deleo talks with Dan and callers about the current fiscal crisis.
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Leaving The Democratic Party
State Treasurer Tim Cahill discusses his decision to leave the democratic party and his possible plans to run for Governor as an independent candidate.
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The Quinn Bill
The controversial Quinn Bill is on the chopping block on Beacon Hill. Massachusetts Police Association President Jim Machado makes the case to keep it.
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Obama's Approval Ratings
Pollster John Zogby talks with Dan about the recent slide in president Obama's approval numbers.
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Senator Byron Dorgan
The North Dakota Senator talks to Dan about his book "Reckless: How Debt, Deregulation and Dark Money Nearly Bankrupted America.. And How We Can Fix It!".
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Too Old To Drive?
State Senator Brian Joyce discusses his proposed bill that would require elderly drivers to be tested if they want to continue driving.
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Gas On The Rise Again
Craig Smith of oilsolution.org talks about what is making gas prices climb this summer and how high he thinks it will go before another break at the pump.
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GM Bankruptcy
Professor Jeffrey Miron, Director of Undergraduate Studies with the Harvard Department of Economics, talks to Dan and his listeners about the government forcing GM into bankruptcy essentially becoming the majority share holder using tax payer dollars.
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More on Taxes
Republican State Senator Scott Brown and Gubernatorial Candidate Christy Mihos talk about the latest in new tax proposals on Beacon Hill.
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Sales Tax Hike
Senate President Theresa Murray explains the Senate approval of a sales tax hike and her disappointment in Governor Patrick's handling of this budget crisis.
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MBTA Trolley Crash
MBTA General Manager Dan Grabauskas addresses the crash that was caused by the T operator who was texting while driving the Green Line trolley.
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A Call For Some Real Justice
8 years after murdering 3 people and 5 years after receiving the death penalty, Gary Lee Sampson is still in the court system filing futile appeals. Dan says its time to finally say goodbye to this serial killer.
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The Governor
Governor Deval Patrick discusses the dire situation of the state economy and his efforts to fix it.
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Swine Flu Virus
Richard Zane, Vice Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Brigham & Women's Hospital, discusses the myths and realities of the Swine Flu virus.
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Masspike Madness
Turnpike director Alan Lebovidge defends the Easter day traffic jam at the tolls to Dan and callers.
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The Somali Pirates
Dan and callers discuss how the U.S. should deal with the Somali pirate problem.
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The House Speaker
Bob Deleo, the new Massachusetts Speaker of the House, talks with Dan about the current fiscal crisis and how the Commonwealth is dealing with it.
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Seeking a New Trial
Convicted rapist Ben LaGuer, along with some of his high profile advocates, make their case for a new trial.
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State of the GOP
Jennifer Nassour and Nick Connors of the Massachusetts Republican Party, talk to Dan about making the GOP significant again in Massachusetts.
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Police Details vs. Civilian Flaggers
Dan talks with Tom Nee, head of the Boston Police Patrolman's Union, Waltham police officer Scott Hovsepian, and State Auditor Joe DeNucci, about what the state will really save by replacing police officers with civilian flaggers on road projects.
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Saving Jobs at Beth Israel
Dan talks with Paul Levy, the CEO of Beth Israel Hospital, who's doing all he can to save jobs at his hospital.
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The Sheriff
Controversial sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona, talks with Dan about how his tough treatment of his prisoners, many of whom are illegal immigrants, has led to a Justice Department investigation.
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Discussing Domestic Violence
Dan talks with representitive's from the oraganization Emerge, an abuser/batterer education program, now in its 30th year.
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Treasurer Tim Cahill
The Masssachusetts Treasurer talks with Dan about the state's fiscal crisis, and whether a run for Governor is in his future plans.
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Heart Health Part 1
Dr. Lawrence Cohn, heart surgeon at Brigham & Women's Hospital, talks with Dan and callers about the keys to a healthy heart.
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Heart Health Part 2
Dr. Lawrence Cohn, heart surgeon at Brigham and Women's Hopsital, answers questions about your heart.
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Massachusetts Healthcare
John Kingsdale, president of the Mass. Health Connector, talks with Dan and callers about the Massachusetts healthcare system and how the recession is impacting those looking, or losing coverage.
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UMASS President
Jack Wilson talks with Dan and callers about UMASS' controversial decision FOR A $1,500-per-student fee hike.
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John Sununu
Former Governor of New Hampshire and former White House Chief of Staff under President George H.W. Bush, discusses the state of the national GOP.
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What's Up With Wall St.?
Jeff Korzenik, chief investment officer at VC&C Capital Advisors, tries to explain why Wall St. is not responding to the Stimulus bill.
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Debating a Possible Gas Tax
Dan debates Richard Dimino, CEO of A Better City, about the merits of raising the state gas tax by 27 cents.
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Discussing Lincoln
Dan talks with historian Ronald White, author of "A. Lincoln: A Biography".
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Being Richard Nixon
Veteran actor Stacy Keach talks about his portrayal of Richard Nixon in the Off-Broadway play Frost/Nixon.
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A "Real" Hero
T commuter Frank Sullivan talks with Dan about the robbery he thwarted on the Orange Line after a fellow commuter was assaulted and had his Ipod stolen.
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Afghanistan
Journalists Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould discuss their long time reporting on and inside Afghanistan, which is detailed in their book "Invisible History": Afghanistan's Untold Story".
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Your Future Car
Rick DeMeis, technology writer and auto industry expert, talks with Dan about the future of the industry and what kind of car Americans can expect to be driving in the coming years.
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The Coming Gas Tax?
State Rep David Linsky tries to convince Dan that his proposed state gas tax bill is one way to help solve Massachusetts economic woes.
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Firefighter's Tragic Death
Ed Kelly, president of the Boston Firefighter\'s union, talks with Dan about the accident that killed Lt. Kevin Kelley and the call for new inspections on their aging trucks.
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Pay Raises On Beacon Hill
As the Massachusetts economy plummets, Dan and WBZ TV political reporter Jon Keller discuss the audacity of a 5.5 percent pay raise for state lawmakers
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No Double Dipping Allowed
Despite his arrest for groping woman in Lowell, satte Senator James Marzilli wants to double his pension, Dan and Sen.Scott Brown go on the offensive.
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Power Outage Outrage
Lt. Governor Tim Murray talks to Dan about the power companies response to the ice storm that has left many without power for over 10 days.
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Heated Debate
Dan pulls no punches with Barbara Ferrer, executive director of the Boston Public Health Commission and her desire to extend the tobacco ban to cigar bars.
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Beatlemania
Beatle Historians Cha-Chi Loprete and Eric Taros, reflect of the John Lennon assassination and explain the continued popularity of the fab four.
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Coming Toll Hikes
Alan Lebovich, executive director of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, explains why we'll be reaching deeper into our pockets at the toll booths.
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Experts Examine The Bailout
Jonathan and Barry Sloane, Co-CEO's of Century Bank, discuss the government bailout plan, its impact on Wall St., banks, the housing market and our overall economy.
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Getting Into College Part 1
Admission Directors from Harvard, Boston College and UMass talk with dan about the college admissions process.
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Should We Bailout The Big 3?
Harvard Economics professor Jeffrey Myron talks about the potential bailout of the big 3 automakers and why he thinks its not a good idea.
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Searching For "Whitey" Bulger
Tom Foley, former head of the Mass. State Police Organized Crime Unit, reflects on his years investigating James "Whitey" Bulger and Boston's Irish mob.
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The Economy
Dan talks with Patrick Maney, Boston College History Professor and Harold Peterson, Boston College Economics Professor, about the state of the economy and its impact on the in coming Obama administration.
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Congressman Barney Frank
Talks with Dan and callers about the subprime mortgage crisis, the bailout package and the state of the economy.
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The Governor
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick talks to Dan about the downturn in the economy is impacting the Commonwealth.
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Voting "No" To The Bailout Bill
Dan talks with Massachusetts Congressmen William Delahunt, Stephen Lynch and John Tierny about the failed bailout bill their reasons for a "no" vote.
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Local Impact of Bailout Failure
Dan talks with State Treasurer Tim Cahill about the failure of the bailout bill and its impact on the local and national economy.
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Wall St. Meltdown
Dan talks with WBZ financial expert David Caruso about the crisis on Wall St.
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Senator John Kerry
Massachusetts Senator and 2004 Democratic Presidential nominee talks with Dan about a variety issues facing the country.
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Jane Swift
Former Massachusetts Governor comes to the defense of GOP Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
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Debating Sarah Palin
Dan and callers debate/discuss how the announcement that Sarah Palin's 17 year old daughter is 5 months pregnant will impact the Republican ticket.
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Hillary Clinton Supporters Remain Defiant
Cynthia Ruccia, a staunch Hillary Clinton supporter, mixes it up with Dan and the callers over the agreement to put Hillary Clinton\'s name in nomination at the DNC.
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Hillary Clinton Supportors Still Defiant
Cynthia Ruccia, a staunch Hillary Clinton supporter, mixes it up with Dan and the callers over the agreement to put Hillary Clinton's name in nomination at the DNC.
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Marshall Goldman
Senior scholar at the Davis Center for Russian studies at Harvard University, talks with Dan about the impact of the Russian invasion of Georgia.
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Battling Back from ID Theft
Attorney General Martha Coakley gives some tips on how to protect yourself from identity theft and what to do if your information is stolen.
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Congressman Stephen Lynch
United States Congressman talks with Dan about his most recent trips to Iraq and Afghanistan, off-shore drilling,the presidential election, gas and oil costs, along with other issues facing Massachusetts and the rest of the country.
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Relief At The Pump
Craig Smith,oil analyst, talks with Dan about the drop in gas and oil prices, the reasons for it and whether this trend will continue.
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Shedding Some Light on Autism
David Yas, Editor-in-Chief of Mass. Lawyers Weekly and parent of an autistic child with Dr. Margaret Bauman, director of "Ladders", a highly respected autism clinic in Lexington, discuss the rapid rise in autism diagnosis, the future of services.
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High Gas Prices Give the "T" a Boost
MBTA General Manager Dan Grabauskas says riders are flocking to the "T" in record numbers because of gas prices and family budgeting. Do they like what they are seeing in service?
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The Big Pig
The price ticket keeps growing on the Big Dig. Treasurer Tim Cahill discusses the financial mess our state is in and what it means for tax payers.
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Bill Cosby
Dr. Cosby chats with Dan about everything from his military career to aging gracefully at seventy one.
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Economic Meltdown in America?
Peter Gosselin, National Economics correspondent for L.A. Times and author of "High Wire, talks with Dan about the tough economic times Americans are facing.
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AG Martha Coakley
Dan debates the Massachusetts Attorney General on the need to change the child rape laws in Massachusetts.
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GM Volt Part 1
Dr. Lyle Dennis, founder of gm-volt.com, chats with Dan and his listeners about GM's upcoming electric car, the Volt.
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GM Volt Part 2
Dan and Dr. Lyle Dennis continue thier talk on the GM Volt and other alternative energy vehicles.
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Christy Mihos
Former member of the Mass. Turnpike Authority Board and 2006 gubernatorial candidate. Talks with Dan about another possible run for Massachusetts Governor in 2010.
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The China Of The (Not Too Distant) Future
David Seidler, Night Side's China correspondent, talks about his experience teaching English to Chinese college students, what he learned form them, and what we can expect in the near future from a country that so few Americans know about.
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Income Tax Reform
Carla Howell co-founder of the Committee for Small Government is making a push to repeal the Mass State income tax. Paul Guzzzi President and Executive Officer of the Mass. Chamber of Commerce says this would be a disaster for businesses and home owners.
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Former Gov. Mike Dukakis
Honored for his hard work and dedication raising awareness for the special education needs for children with autism.
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Allan West for Congress
Former Lt. Col. with the US Army, known for his controversial interrogation methods in Iraq, discusses his long distinguished military career and his current congressional run.
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A World in Crisis or a Matter of Adjustment?
James Howard Kunstler journalist and author of \"World Made By Hand\" says we need to find alternative sources of energy immediately or risk a collapse of the world as we know it.
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Russia
Dan talks with Marshall Goldman, Russian historian and author of "Petrostate: Putin, Power, And The New Russia".
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Time To Start Drilling!
Dan sends out a message to Congress to help lower our gas prices, "START DRILLING IN U.S".!
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Disabled Placard Abuse
Mass Inspector General, Greg Sullivan, discusses his investigation that revealed hundreds of residents abusing disabled placards.
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A Solution To High Gas Prices?
Criag Smith, oil expert, talks to Dan about his 3 step accelerated plan to save on gas and oil cost and put money back into the consumers pocket.
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Barbara Walters
Network television icon talks with Dan about her new book "Audition: A Memoir"
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The House Speaker
Sal Dimasi addresses the ethics violations he's being accused of, as well as talking with Dan about some of the issues impacting the state.
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Abolishing the State Income Tax?
Political activist Carla Howell and State Senator Brian Joyce join Dan to discuss efforts to abolish the Mass state income tax.
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Healthy Heart Tips
Elliott Antman and Lynne Stevenson, leading Cardiologists at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, talk with Dan about the latest in cardiovascular research.
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Mortgage Bailout Bill
Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank talks with Dan about his mortgage bailout bill and President Bush's threat to veto it.
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Politics in America
Dan talks with Newsweek senior Washington correspondent and NBC News analyst Howard Fineman about his book "The Thirteen American Arguments".
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Crime Prevention and Teen Outreach Programs
Dan talks with Sudbury businessman Dave Jacobs and Reverend Herman Hamilton of the Roxbury Presbyterian Church who are working together to create crime prevention programs for inner city teens.
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PC In America
Dan talks with author/professor John Jackson about his new book "Racial Paranoia: The Unintended Consequences of Political Correctness".
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Hillary Hangs On
Suffolk County Sheriff Andrea Cabral and Boston City Councilor Maureen Feeney, members of Hillary Clinton's make "Every Vote Count" organization, try and make the case to Dan about Hillary deserving the Democratic nomination.
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Boston Mayor Tom Menino
Mayor Menino chats with Dan and his callers on a variety of topics including home forclosures, waterfront development, the presidential race and more.
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The Speaker
Massachusetts Speaker of the House Sal Dimasi talks with Dan about the economy, casinos, property taxes and the fiscal state of the Commonwealth.
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Defending Big Oil
Dan and his callers talk with Chief Economist at the American Petroleum Institute, John Felmy, who offers his explaination for high gas prices and big oil's record profits.
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Big Oil Hearings
Congressman Ed Markey headed up hearings with representatives from the five largest oil companies. He and Dan discuss gas prices and big oil's record profits.
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5 Year Anniversary of Iraq War
Dan takes a look back over the past five years in Iraq with Professor of International Relations at BU, Michael Corgan and Senior Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, James Carafano.
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Local Ministers React To Obama Speech
Local Ministers Liz Walker and Rev. Jeff Brown discuss Barack Obama's speech on race relations in America and his relationship with Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
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The Best Of Dan In The Studio
