It’s no secret that Boston is known for its often jammed and confusing roadways. Unlike New York City that is laid out like a grid, Boston is laid out more like a web. That can be focusing to newcomers, and sometimes even longtime residents! Dan will discuss the Boston Globe’s guide to master Boston traffic!

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 Many Norfolk residents are not too happy about, what they say is, being blinded by the Healey Administration’s plan to use the old Bay State Correctional Facility as a migrant shelter. Selectmen claim the state only told them the plan days before without any consultation. Additionally, with Norfolk schools “maxed out on capacity,” town officials are concerned about how they would take on more kids.

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We start the News Update with Mike Deehan – Axios Boston Reporter, and Massachusetts' reliance on the gig economy grows.

Dr. Inderpal Randhawa discusses Food Allergy Action Month: How to stay safe and manage life with food allergies.

Next, Captain Ramsey Chason of Sea Tow Cape and Islands with top boating tips and how to avoid common mishaps while out on the water ahead of the busy summer season.

Postcard Club of New England is starting up after such a successful Passion For Postcards Event back in March! Kathy Alpert chats with Dan.

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As humans we all feel anger but some of us don’t know how to effectively manage our anger. Some of us bury that anger only for it to come bubbling up and explode at a later point…Dr. JJ Kelly, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, and author of the book, “Holy Sh*t, So This is Anger?!” joined us to take listeners calls on managing anger. Take a listen!

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Ralph Clark is associated with the company ShotSpotter, which is a company that produces technology used to locate gunshots fired. ShotSpotter has generated some controversy with the Boston City Council. Ralph Clark joined us on NightSide to discuss.

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There is a nation-wide push to provide justice for vets who find themselves entangled in the judicial system. Attorney Brock Hunter joined Dan to focus on a new statute that has been approved in Minnesota and Nebraska, with hopes of expanding to MA. We discussed ways to improve how the MA court system handles veterans that find themselves in some level of legal trouble.


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We began the program by bringing you four news segments with different guests on the stories we think you need to know about!

First, special thanks to Shari Small, who filled in for Dan at the start of the show. Here, Shari interviews Emma, – A Girl Scout and  Barb Fortier, CEO of Girl Scouts of Eastern MA. Emma sold cookies galore! Yarmouth Girl Scout Emma was crowned Top Cookie Seller for the second year in a row after selling 7,443 Packages of Girl Scout Cookies. 

Dan returned and talked with Dan Schlossberg - Author of “HOME RUN KING: The Remarkable Record of Hank Aaron”.

Next, Eric Ankerud – Founder of Heartfelt Dreams Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the treatment experience for congenital heart defect patients and their families.

And, Local veteran and power rowing studio owner Bryan Fuller will launch in a small boat with three others to attempt the first ever row from Boston to London!

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Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have agreed to debate each other in two presidential debates. The first will be on June 27th on CNN, followed by a second debate on September 10th on ABC. Trump took to Truth Social this morning saying he “strongly recommends more than two debates and, for excitement purposes, a very large venue.” Will you tune into the debates? How many should there be?


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A new study done by SmartAsset, found that Massachusetts is the most expensive state to live comfortably in. Maintaining a comfortable lifestyle follows the 50/30/20 budget rule, meaning 50 percent of your income goes towards basic needs like food and housing, 30 percent towards wants, and 20 percent towards savings. What is the amount of money a single working adult needs to make to live comfortably in MA? How about a family of four? Dan went over the findings.

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