Host Doug Grindle interviews war veterans.

1. President Obama recently held a health care summit. How did it go? Were the Republicans obstructionist - intent on making it Obama's Waterloo?

2. Why can't both parties craft a health care reform package acceptable to everyone? OR: Should the President just run with the Dems and get some reforms?

3. The troubles at Toyota continue. How does this affect the US auto industry?

4. A Rhode Island public school system fired all the teachers at a poorly performing school? Was this the right thing to do? The president applauded the move? Was this the right thing to do?

5. Republicans reinvigorated by the Scott Brown win. Will this affect the next few years of political races?

1. Tilikum the Orca whale made news when he drowned his trainer. He is worth $2 million to Sea World. Should he or other Orcas (or dolphins, etc) be forced to perform in aquariums?

2. Why can't Americans be more aware of animal rights? Animal abuse?

3. Billy Breault and oother community leaders remember Florence Street fire victims. What is the city doing to prevent this senseless loss of life.

4. The Narcan debate. Discuss. (Billy Breualt will introduce this topic)

5. The PIP. Where is it going? Is it going anywhere? Will it ever be the triage center the city wants it to be?

Dr Fechner's guest is Edward Hardy co-owner of Central Rock Climbing Gym in Worcester.

Visit the Central Rock Climbing Gym website.

Ramona's guest is Worcester resident Roy Andersen, the author of the book Three Minutes Off Okanowa.

The Worcester Advisory Food Policy Council "Hunger Free & Healthy" Funding Award press conference.
Visit the Worcester Advisory Food Policy Council website.