Infection Prevention Officer and Hospital Epidemiologist Dr. Marci Drees gives direct answers to questions from Rick Jensen and listeners re: Covid and Christiana Care.

Why are there more people in the hospital with Covid when Omicron is less severe?

What percentage of patients are vaccinated?

Is it true that hospitals profit from covid deaths?

Attorney Tom Neuberger talks with Rick Jensen about his fight to save womens' sports. Rick asks if Tom has been accepted to the DIAA Board designing policies.

Director Leon Lee talks with Rick Jensen about "Unsilenced," his true story movie about the Chinese Communist Government murdering and enslaving Falun Gong Buddhists for their peaceful religious beliefs. Rick has shared these facts with listeners for years while the NBA and Hollywood profit greatly from business with China, aiding and abetting slavery and genocide.

Producer Randy Channels Trump on Supply Chains. Listeners laughed and we're honored some of you even requested this to be a Friday Flashback.

Celebrating prominent people on Wilmington's East Side, Dr. Wright-Smith documents 60 years of everyday life and extraordinary people in this photographic journey.

How Solid are The Fauci Mask Commandments?

Did Trump Cancel his Press Conference or....?

When Fauci talks about boosters, is THIS what he means?

Reporter DJ McAneny gives you detailed facts on the Sen. Brown criminal trial.

Rick Opinion: "Since Senate President ProTem Dave Sokola (belatedly) removed Senator Darius Brown from his Chairmanship and membership of the Judiciary Committee solely due to this accusation for which Darius was found not guilty, Sokola needs to do the right thing and immediately restore Darius to Chair of the Judiciary Committee. Sokola removed Darius from two other committees and those removals were related to a completely separate event. Failure to do so will be another example of Sokola's failed leadership."

Delaware Unemployment Insurance Office Director Darryl Scott talks with Rick Jensen about fraud, claims numbers, and expectations for Delawareans who file claims now.