Rick Jensen "On the Right" and State Rep. Madinah Wilson-Anton "On the Left" discuss Bills to rein in rogue school board members.

New Castle County Executive Marcus Henry talks wirh Rick Jensen about more transparency on development projects, EMT service to struggling Wilmington and reassessment news

They renew their vows in a different state every year... now, in their 38th year of marriage, the Bults come to Delaware and talk with Rick Jensen

Garrett Ziegler and Attorney Tyler Nixon react to Hunter Biden asking to drop his own lawsuit against the Marco Polo founder

Governor Meyer discusses education, energy bills and sourcing, looming deficits, DIAA violating Title IX and more with Rick Jensen on March 6, 2025

Corporate franchise fees are one third of Delaware state revenue. Losing this means Delaware income taxes would increase significantly. State lawmakers might have to create a state sales tax. Recent Chancery Court decisions are driving such corporations out of Delaware. Julianne Murray, a successful attorney and GOP Chair, talks with Rick about this and recent legislation designed to stop the "Dexit".

Delaware's Jan Meyer has become an international leader and cheerleader for people around the world fighting cholangiocarcinoma, a leading and misunderstood cancer. Here, she gives you an excellent primer on the disease, the warriors fighting it and the race to find a cure.

2/3 of Delaware's state revenue comes from corporate taxes and fees. Losing them would be disastrous for our economy. Why are these companies leaving and more threatening to leave? DE GOP State Chair, Attorney Julianne Murray tells it like it is with Rick Jensen.

Angry Delmarva Power customers have been calling, emailing and texting Rick and the Delaware Public Advocate about these huge natural gas distribution fees on their bills. Delmarva Power President Phil Vavala contacted Rick to be on the program to explain and offer some help.

David Stevenson, Director, Center for Energy & Environmental Policy and the Caesar Rodney Institute, tells Rick Jensen why Delaware's green energy programs are failing the people and how to solve the real problem.