Congressional District 2 candidate Spencer Dickenson joins Dan live in-studio

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Naval War College professor Marc Genest, speaking on his own behalf, joins Dan to discuss Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan and what geopolitical implications could result.

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Warwick citizen watchdog Rob Cote joins Dan to discuss a complaint which he filed against Michael Carreiro, Democratic candidate for state senate district 29, in which Cote questions whether Carreiro resides in Warwick at the time of his candidate declaration. 

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Wendy Joering, Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center, joins Dan to discuss an event her organization is holding as a follow up to an anti Semitic social media post made by a Tiverton restaurant 

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ACLU RI Executive Director Steven Brown joined Dan to discuss today's announcement of a 1 year trial of Flock surveillance cameras in Providence 

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Mike McNally, board member of CommerceRI, joins Dan to discuss his "no" vote, and beyond, on the latest board vote related to Tidewater Landing. 

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Pawtucket Mayor Don Grebien joins Dan to react to last night's decision by Commerce RI board to continue moving forward with the Pawtucket-based, soccer stadium anchored development known as Tidewater Landing. 

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Jessica Machado of WBSM radio, who broke the story of Tiverton restaurant Atlantic Sports Bar's anti-Semitic Facebook post, joins Dan to expand on the story  

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Wendy Joering Executive Director of the Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center responds to Atlantic Sports Bar of Tiverton's Anti-Semitic Facebook post on The Dan Yorke Show.

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If town leaders refuse state law on gun laws, how will police departments respond around Rhode Island? Sid Wordell represents the Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association and explains how law enforcement will proceed when the new state laws enact. 

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