As it stands right now, when you die in Massachusetts you have 3 options: be buried, be cremated, or donate your body to science. MA Rep. Natalie Higgins is trying to add a 4th option and that is human composting. Would you want to be composted after you die? Rep. Higgins joined Dan to discuss.

President Biden has made his 1st visit to the Southern Border as President. Biden visited El Paso, Texas for several hours where his visit largely focused on enforcement issues and speaking with border enforcement personnel. Dan heard listeners response to the President's first Presidential Border visit.

Dan continued his conversation about Prince Harry's 60 Minutes Expose for the first half hour then got to his next topic:

Out in the Open. According to the Washington Post, documents shared by the Jan. 6 Committee containing the Social Security numbers of nearly 2,000 Trump allies and officials were accidentally released. The information was listed in a White House guest book. The Social Security numbers were supposed to be redacted from the version released to the public. Dan discussed the accidental leak.

Prince Harry sat down with 60 Minutes’ Anderson Cooper to promote his upcoming book, Spare. Several revelations came out during the interview including that of Harry’s relationship with his brother William, how the Royal Family reacted to his relationship with Meghan Markle, and his feelings about his stepmother Queen Consort Camilla. Dan brought listeners the key moments from the interview.

A 39-year-old Cohasset woman was reported missing by her employer as well as her husband Brian Walshe last Wednesday. Investigators found blood and a bloody damaged knife in the basement of the couple’s Cohasset home. In addition, police discovered that Walshe spent $450 on cleaning supplies after his wife’s disappearance. Criminal defense attorney Phil Tracy joined Dan to discuss the case.

Rolling Stone is drawing criticism for their list of the 200 best singers of all time. Left off the list are powerhouse vocalists such as Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson and Bruno Mars, to name a few. Who is your number one pick to be in the top 200 best signers of all time?

Currently in effect is a new Covid-19 testing requirement for all travelers entering the U.S. from China. Due to a surge in infections, the U.S. is asking travelers to test for Covid no more than two days before travel and provide a negative test before boarding their flight. China has criticized the requirement calling it “unacceptable”. Is the Covid testing requirement wrong or smart?

The FDA has approved a decision to allow pharmacies to dispense abortion pills. It would be up to individual pharmacies to seek certifications to sell the pill. Should your local pharmacy offer abortion pills to mainstream abortion care?

The Boston Police Department has put out the call to other local departments that they need more officers to deal with their “dire” staffing levels. BPD Commissioner Cox wrote a letter to the MA Chiefs of Police Assoc. saying they hope to “add to our ranks and have resources in place before the summer months.” Boston Police Patrolmen’s Assoc. President Larry Calderone joined Dan to discuss.

The federal government has denied an application for $1.88 billion to replace the Bourne and Sagamore bridges. The aging bridges were deemed “functionally obsolete” by the U.S. Army Corps, who recommended they be replaced rather than repaired. Dan shared his thoughts on the bridges’ financial setback.