Tuesday Night, Dan had a caller insist that the riots are justified because people are protesting high prices, and that small store owners in Paris are the oppressors. Dan revisits the riots in France. Could that happen here?

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The MBTA faces plenty of challenges, from aging infrastructure and service delays to finding ways to make public transportation more reliable. Mayor Michelle Wu is pushing a controversial plan for dedicated bus lanes along Blue Hill Avenue, while also floating congestion pricing for downtown Boston to reduce traffic and help fund transit. Will these proposals improve the commute, or create more problems for drivers and riders? Dan spoke with Brian Kane, Exec. Dir. of the MBTA Advisory Board, about these issues and more.

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Anne Brensley, an attorney, business executive, and former Wayland Selectwoman, is challenging longtime incumbent William Galvin for Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth. Brensley says it’s time to modernize the office, strengthen election integrity, improve access to public records, and cut red tape for businesses. Brensley joins Dan tonight to talk about what changes she would make if elected!

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Pope Leo XIV is receiving encouraging news after being diagnosed with lung cancer and undergoing surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung. The 71-year-old pontiff made his first public appearance since surgery, smiling and greeting crowds as he begins a gradual return to his duties. Doctors have confirmed that the cancer was localized and that no further treatment is necessary. Dan talked with Dr. Anasuya Gunturi, Chief of Oncology at Lowell General Hospital, about the diagnosis, surgery, recovery, and prognosis of lung cancer.

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There are nine questions for Massachusetts voters to weigh in on in this year’s election. With so many ballot questions and important issues at hand, it can sometimes get confusing. This evening, Dan will give a breakdown of the questions that are being presented to MA voters in less than two weeks!

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Huddle around the radio and listen in as Dan ended the week with a topic that challenges your recollections and interests!

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We may not be in the Eye of our September Nor’Easter, but this storm will be ramping up! We spoke with Boston Globe Lead Meteorologist Ken Mahan about the weather for the weekend. Ken also answered listener’s calls. Listen in!

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“NightSide” hosted a look at both sides of Massachusetts Ballot Question 7. The question asks whether to make it easier to build certain single-family homes in residential areas, including on lots of at least 5,000 square feet with 50 feet of frontage and access to public water and sewer. A “Yes” vote would allow those homes to be built under the new rules, while a “No” vote would leave the current laws unchanged. We heard from Andrew Mikula, chair of the Legalize Starter Homes campaign, who supports a “Yes” vote, and Dave Koffman, Senior Executive and Legislative Director of the Massachusetts Municipal Association, who supports a “No” vote. Listen in!

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