Yuengling presents their first year-round beer in 17 years. Golden Pilsner. Yuengling's Robert Mullin joins Laurie, Burke and Rick for a fun, beer-soaked ride through Yuengling history and how Yuengling was the impetus for Rick's 10-year Thirsty Thursday Beer segment on his daily 3-hour WDEL show!

Republican Lee Murphy, union member and fiscal conservative, announces his run against Lisa Blunt Rochester as she protests in Philly with hundreds who want Immigration and Customs Enforcement disbanded, leaving no enforcement at the borders.

Murph also supports the second amendment.

Democrat State Representative Quinton Johnson is among many Democrats upset with members of their own party for what Rick Jensen sees as a partisan ploy to create a midterm narrative against Republicans. Rep. Johnson won't go that far in his distaste for the 4 AM tactic. Quinn believes we should all respect the process.

Rick says that since Republican Mike Ramone created the compromise for the bill to pass, if you see or hear ANY campaign messages criticizing Republicans on the minimum wage bill, it will prove this was a merely a cheap political ploy designed for the midterm elections.

Delaware State Senator Anthony Delcollo (R) talks about gun bills, safety and bills most Delawareans have not even heard about with Rick Jensen on 101.7 FM and 1150 AM WDEL.

Democrat John Kowalko throws open the curtain of legislation being tabled due to personal animosities as opposed to a bill's legitimacy.

When Rick Jensen brought up Governor DuPont's financial legacy for Delaware, Governor John Carney, former Delaware Secretary of Finance, got a little emotional acknowledging that he, too, has a passion for giving Delaware a permanent policy for avoiding gut-wrenching revenue losses without raising taxes.

PETA wants to put up a billboard near a chicken truck wreck proclaiming chickens are like people. Otis Drumstick performs "I'm Me Not Meat" live at Firefly to raise money for the billboard.

Rick and Burke go off the hook while the women are out working for this unusually short half-hour show cut off by the Phillies game at 12:30.

Det. Joseph "Joey" Melvin is a Student Resource Officer through the Georgetown Police Dept. Joey trains SRO's and has strong recommendations for keeping Delaware students safe at school.

Lt. Governor Bethany Hall-Long shares her mission bringing together medical providers, addiction specialists, law enforcement, educators and numerous nonprofits to create a consortium of providers effectively communicating and delivering services to eradicate opioid addiction in Delaware.

State Attorney General Matt Denn explains the role of his office, using lawsuits to bring justice and monetary compensations to Delaware to provide funding for various opioid-related projects.

This program was broadcast on 101.7 FM, 1150 AM WDEL on Monday, March 21 from Noon to 3pm.