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Credit Library of Congress The nation marked the Martin Luther King Junior Holiday amidst turbulent times. The nation saw the Capitol building stormed by a mob of Trump supporters that included white supremacists and the Confederate flag. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush talked with Dr. Brante Dashiell, president of the Wicomico County Branch of the NAACP, about her thoughts as the inauguration nears for President-Elect Joe Biden in Segment One. Listen

Credit creative commons The new government dietary guidelines are coming in for some criticism from the American Insitute for Cancer Research. Specifically, the institute takes aim at the allowance for the consumption of alcohol, which it says is based on outdated gender assumptions. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush talked with Dr. Nigel Brockton, V.P. of Research at the insititute. Listen

Credit publicit photo The storming of the Capitol Building has shaken law enforcement and security agencies as they prepare for the upcoming inauguration. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush talked with former FBI assistant director of counterintelligence Frank Figliuzzi, author of new book, "The FBI Way: Inside the Bureau's Code of Execellence", about the issues now facing authorities in the wake of last week's assault. Listen

On the first half of today's program, we get insight into the recents events at our nation's Capitol with host Don Rush and guests Dr. Michael O'Loughlin,

Credit Bureau of Labor Statistics The coronvirus has left many without jobs. For those over the age of 50 it will take twice as long to find a new position than younger workers. AARP notes that the Bureau of Labor Statistics found around 45% of job seekers over the age of 55 have been looking for work for six months or longer. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush talked with AARP financial specialist Susan Weinstock about about the impact of the pandemic on older workers. Listen