The Dave Kinchen Show

Dave Kinchen talks about where he was twenty years ago today when the 9/11 attacks changed the world forever.

Security consultant, former police officer and ex-U.S. Secret Service Special Agent John Adelsberger gives his analysis of the criminal investigations into the mass shootings in #ElPaso and #Dayton, and what to do in an active shooter incident.

Welcome to Season 2 of our program. We get things kicked off with strongly worded exchanges between President Trump and U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings of Baltimore, Maryland. We have the tweets and more. Also, the Democratic candidates for president square off for another round of debates; this time in the Motor City.

TONIGHT: The latest on #PresidentTrump’s historic visit to #NorthKorea and the #DMZ, and fallout continues after Thursday’s #DemocraticDebate. A look at how it is impacting California Sen. #KamalaHarris and former Vice President #JoeBiden.

TONIGHT: In an even more spirited #DemocraticDebate than the first night, #California Sen. #KamalaHarris makes big waves. Harris and former #VP #JoeBiden have an intense talk on race, and #SouthBend Mayor #PeteButtigieg gets candid on racial strife in his city following a deadly police-involved shooting. These key moments and more, in this podcast.

TONIGHT: Our host Dave Kinchen looks at some of the breakout moments in the first Democratic presidential debate sponsored by #NBCNews.

TONIGHT: We’re back with the political news as we preview the lead up to the first Democratic presidential debate. Also, President Trump makes the media rounds, where he’s asked about the possibility of losing, and why he’s not backing off his Twitter game.

We kick off a brand new series here called Keeping Life Fresh, where we look at tricks that can keep us at our best...when we don’t always feel up to it. On this podcast, Dave Kinchen talks about the importance of making a deep connection to the music we listen to.

TONIGHT: The World Health Organization is recognizing workplace burnout as an “occupational phenomenon”, but what does that really mean? And a Washington Post report says millennials now have an average net worth of below $8,000! How did that happen? We have some answers, on the podcast.

TONIGHT: The Pathway to Survival Following Life-Threatening Trauma “There is life after tragedy,” Patience Carter, director for the Gun Violence Survivors Foundation, talks about her path to regaining her emotional and physical strength after being shot during the 2016 Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando, Florida where 49 people were killed and more than 50 were hurt. Carter was there with 18-year-old Akyra Murray of Philadelphia, who was the youngest shooting victim to die in the attack. Patience Carter takes listeners through that terrifying night, and how she is helping other trauma victims move forward. She also previews her upcoming book “Survive Then Live”, which will be released in June.