NightSide With Dan Rea

A battle over the development of prime real estate in one of Boston’s most sought-after locations is afoot. John Hynes of Boston Global Investors is crying foul over the handling of the development contract. Hynes joined Dan to discuss.

We have our finger on the pulse of today’s top stories. Dan kicks off the program with a variety of guests who will breakdown the day’s news.

This hour's guests:
Omar Kaywan from Goose Insurance to discuss travel insurance.
Lea Filson on Plymouth's upcoming events.
Shane Rhinewald from the National Museum of Play with this year's Toy Hall of Fame inductees.
And Kate Bradshaw with the Bay Area News Group has tips to avoid cooking fires this Thanksgiving.

11 P.M. Hour

Tuesday, thousands marched on Washington’s National Mall in D.C. to “come together in solidarity with the people of Israel, to demonstrate our commitment to America's most important ally in the Middle East,” march organizers said in a statement. Dan heard listeners response to this massive demonstration.

10 P.M. Hour

Tuesday, thousands marched on Washington’s National Mall in D.C. to “come together in solidarity with the people of Israel, to demonstrate our commitment to America's most important ally in the Middle East,” march organizers said in a statement. Boston Herald columnist, Attorney Jeff Robbins joined Dan to discuss the massive demonstration.

9 P.M. Hour

Former Editor of the Boston Globe and Washington Post, Marty Baron joined Dan to discuss his new book, “Collision of Power: Trump, Bezos, and The Washington Post.” Baron revealed what it was like working in journalism during a decade of “political turmoil” that included Donald Trump’s presidency, the #MeToo Movement, and more!

8 P.M. Hour

We had our finger on the pulse of Tuesday’s top stories. Dan kicked off the program with a variety of guests who will breakdown the day’s news.

Including:

-Sheriff Patrick McDermott on Norfolk County's Program Called "Are You OK" Keeping Seniors Connected.

-WBZ NewsRadio's Nichole Davis on the Andover Public Schools Strike

-Author Irvin Muchnick on The American Way of Death in Football Conditioning.

-Shark researcher John Chisholm on the white shark chased off by seals on Cape Cod.

11 P.M. Hour

You can add motorized scooters to the list of problems on Greater Boston’s roadways! Dan shared a personal experience he had while driving that exposes some of the potential hazards you might face out there. Callers told us their roadway gripes!

10 P.M. Hour

You can add motorized scooters to the list of problems on Greater Boston’s roadways! Dan shared a personal experience he had while driving that exposes some of the potential hazards you might face out there. Callers told us their roadway gripes!

9 P.M. Hour

When a tragedy such as the Lewiston, Maine shooting occurs, it’s devastating to the family, friends, and community members who are left trying to cope with such a heinous incident. What can they do to process their grief? What type of mental health care is available for them? Dr. Kevin Simon, the city of Boston’s first Chief Behavioral Health Officer joined Dan to discuss the importance of mental health care, especially for those who are suffering from a traumatic event.

8 P.M. Hour

We had our finger on the pulse of Monday’s top stories. Dan kicked off the program with a variety of guests who broke down the day’s news.

This hour:

Peter Geiger of the Farmer's Almanac on how the wooley bear caterpillar become a weather forecaster.

Celebrity Dog Trainer Chrissy Joy on what NOT to give your dog this Thanksgiving!

Dr. Aparna Parikh on important risk factors for National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month.

Author Michael Tougias on how to combat the epidemic of loneliness in America.