In Depth
Paul Rianna is seeking to build on his experience organizing protests as he campaigns for Rhode Island government’s top executive position.
John DePetro and Justin Katz discuss politics in RI, especially mismatches in high-profile races.
Host Darlene D’Arezzo catches viewers up with happenings at the Tomaquag Museum, with Executive Director Loren Spears.
Secrecy and radicalism in North Kingstown’s equity agenda suggests that parents are being deceived and their children’s education is being undermined for an ideological goal.
John DePetro and Justin Katz discuss a surprising political announcement and contrasting speeches.
Host Richard August reviews with Representative Susan Donovan recent legislation and current concerns and issues of the past legislative session. This includes pay equity, a privacy bill relating to health care, child opportunity centers, gender conversion therapy for minors, affordable housing, the safe school act, non-gender specific rest rooms, the nursing home equity staffing act, an African American history curriculum and more.
Ed Del Grande describes the bathroom of the future.
John and Justin run through many of the ways in which RI’s civic system is just not functioning.
Host Richard August talks jobs and economics with Derek Amey of StrategicPoint, a wealth management firm.
John Loughlin talks with Nick Gorham about Rhode Island politics, Frank Gaffney about China in the world, and Dan Schultz on local political strategies.