NightSide With Dan Rea

The Sumner Tunnel will be closed for maintenance July 5 through August 31. How will this impact airport traffic? Joining Dan from Massport was CEO Lisa Wieland and the Director of Aviation, Ed Freni.

Continued conversation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's brush with an attempted coup when a Kremlin-allied mercenary group (Wagner) started marching toward Moscow. As Putin scrambled to defend the capital, Wagner's leader Yevgeny Prigozhin ordered his group to return to base.

Russian President Vladimir Putin recently faced his biggest threat from an attempted coup. Dan was joined by Matthew Schmidt, Associate Professor of National Security and Political Science at the University of New Haven, to sort out the details.

Residents of two Newton neighborhoods had been warned to stay vigilant after three elderly people were found stabbed to death in a home yesterday. Police had no leads at the beginning of this broadcast but news broke later that there was an arrest made in the case. WBZ's Nichole Davis joined the program with an update. Dan asked listeners, "How safe do you feel in your community?"

A Duxbury mother experiencing postpartum depression and potentially postpartum psychosis is accused of strangling her three young children. Senator Joan Lovely and Perinatal Psychiatrist at UMass Chan Medical School Dr. Nancy Byatt discussed all aspects of postpartum psychosis.

Dan wanted to know what Big Summer Adventure his listeners had planned. From a day at the beach to an overseas itinerary. Find out what Dan's big adventure this summer will be!

According to a Biden administration official, the US has been aware of China’s spying from Cuba for some time. The Chinese espionage base sits about 90 miles from Florida. Dan detailed this story and asked for listener input on US-China relations.

94-year-old Salvatore Del Deo is in the fight of his life. The celebrated painter is close to being evicted from his Provincetown cottage which he’s lived in for 77 years! His son, Romolo, joined Dan to talk about his father's plight.

Massachusetts saw more than 2,300 people die in 2022 from overdoses, with fentanyl leading the pack. A new report reveals today’s drugs are more dangerous because they’re usually mixed for a better high. Dan discussed the continued opioid crisis.

Continued conversation about whether a visit to the Titanic in a tiny vessel was worth the risk. Dan opened the lines to listeners for their thoughts about high risk adventures.