NightSide With Dan Rea

The SCOTUS heard arguments about Presidential immunity. Dan discussed the latest news regarding the topic and took your calls.

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It’s Springtime and with the warmer weather comes one downside…the ticks are back! Deer ticks are known to carry Lyme Disease so if you’re planning to go hiking or doing any outdoor activities in wooded areas anytime soon, you’ll want to be aware of ticks. Tick Man Dan answered all the listeners' questions about ticks!

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Boston Police forcibly removed the pro-Palestinian encampments that were stationed along a public walkway near Emerson College in Boston. About 100 protesters were arrested. Boston Police and Fire warned the protesters in advance that their encampments were in violation of city ordinances that ban unlawful camping.

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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! 

Actor Kevin Daniels talked about his new movie, "Not Another Church Movie" coming out in May. 

Andrew Zaleski says restoring sight is possible now with optogenetics.

Is your car seat installed correctly? With Anthony LaRosa – Police Officer and certified child safety car seat technician.

Julie Roy, "The Multi-Million Dollar Mompreneur" shared her tips with working moms on how they can achieve financial freedom for themselves and their families.

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We wrap up the discussion on mental health, then a continuation on last night's topic about several pro-Palestinian student groups at college campuses including MIT, Columbia, Emerson, and Tufts that have set up encampments with tents as a form of protest of the war in Gaza. Students are calling for college officials to support a ceasefire in Gaza and put an end to institutions that support Israel.

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In 2022, 23.1% of U.S. adults (59.3 million) experienced a mental health condition. Yet, medical professionals are still trying to expel the negative stigma associated with mental illness. Experts like Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, a Columbia University professor, and renowned psychiatrist, has been trying to change how our society perceives and provides health care for behavioral brain disorders. Lieberman joined us to discuss the root causes of mental illness.

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Last weekend, Back Bay residents in Boston were left stunned when an organized group took to drag racing, wrong-way driving, and doing burnouts in the neighborhood streets. At least 40 people and 15 vehicles were involved. Police said they received about 30 calls via 911 relating to the incident. Boston City Councilor Sharon Durkan joined Dan to discuss.

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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!

Mike King with Combat Vets Motorcycle Association 2024 Glen's Run.

WBZ NewsRadio's Jay Willet warns of Black Bear Sightings in Wrentham & Ayer!

Justin Greene and Minis With A Misson – Event at Senior Center in Newton that features Mini Horses and Mini Donkeys to bring joy to seniors.

1 in 3 Massachusetts households facing food insecurity to access nutrition - Today is Stop Food Waste Day-Nearly 40 percent of all food produced in the U.S. goes to waste. Dan spoke with Jennifer Pectol - Program Manager of Food For Free.

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Several pro-Palestinian student groups at college campuses including MIT, Columbia, Emerson, and Tufts have set up encampments with tents as a form of protest of the war in Gaza. Students are calling for college officials to support a ceasefire in Gaza and put an end to institutions that support Israel. We heard your thoughts.


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Coastal erosion has been a growing problem for some MA communities like Salisbury and Plum Island. This year, Salisbury Beach residents spent $600k out of pocket and trucked in 15,000 tons of sand for protective dunes only for half of it to be washed away in the last month. Plum Island has also been facing extreme erosion in the last couple of years, seeing some of their homes get destroyed by the ocean. We heard from you.


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