The Dave Kinchen Show

Just over three years of war in #Ukraine, and we are once again joined by one of our exclusive military sources for an update on the conflict, reaction to tensions between Presidents Zelenskyy and Trump, and the broader road ahead in the path toward peace.

The Dave Kinchen Show presents a special report with comprehensive coverage of #Russia’s war in #Ukraine, featuring interviews with Ukrainian army members, government officials, Ukrainians helping refugees, a former member of the U.S. Defense Department assigned to Russia and Ukraine around the #ColdWar, and more. This project began on the day marking one month of war. Since then, we have added ne...

We are back with our continued look at #Russia’s war in #Ukraine on the two year anniversary of the conflict.

We are once again joined by “Jose”, one of our key contacts on the ground in #Ukraine’s fight against #Russia’s aggression.

#Ukrainian MP #InnaSovsun is back with us, talking about the country’s Independence Day and six months of war with #Russia.

We reconnect with “Jose”, a member of the Ukrainian Army and one of our key sources on the ground in #Russia’s war on #Ukraine.

See you in May!

We check back in with “Jose”, on the ground in #Ukraine. He describes the horrors he saw in #Bucha, as #Russia focuses its offensive on Eastern Ukraine.

We speak with a #Ukrainian man who fled #Kharkiv where people are living in the underground metro stations to survive as #Russia continues its attacks.

We check in with a contact on the ground in Western #Ukraine after #Russia bombed a military training site near the border of #Poland.

#InnaSovsun, member of #Ukraine’s Parliament is back with us reacting to the deadly bombing in #Lviv near the #Polish border, the escalating humanitarian crisis unfolding in the besieged #Mariupol, the murder of an American journalist and heightened calls for the West to increase involvement.

We check back in with Ukrainian soldiers stationed just outside #Kyiv as the #UkrainianRussianWar moves into its second full week.

Dave Kinchen talks with #InnaSovsun, a member of the Ukrainian Parliament about the latest in #Russia’s war on #Ukraine.

Dave Kinchen sits down with Dr. Sherman Garrett, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia, to discuss the long term implications of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

We talk with Virginia, a former advisor to members of Ukraine’s Parliament about taking cover during air raids and the need for help from the west. #WarInUkraine #UkraineRussiaWar

We talk with two women in #Ukraine: Ulana who fled #Kyiv and is helping people escape as #Russian forces close in, and Maria who is standing her ground in Ukraine’s capital city. She sits in the cafe she dreamed of owning, talking about the fight for her country.

We talk with a member of the #Ukrainian military stationed just outside #Kyiv about conditions on the ground, their fight against #Russian aggression, thoughts on #VladimirPutin, #VolodymyrZelenskyy and how the conflict is changing #Europe and the world.

#Philadelphia hits 500 murders in 2021 so far. How are officials working to save lives? Dave Kinchen takes a look at several violence prevention programs and strategies in place.

Dave Kinchen looks back on covering the child sexual abuse scandal at #PennStateUniversity, the criminal charges filed against #JerrySandusky, and the firing of legendary coach #JoePaterno.

Time Travel: #ToddRundgren, the return of live music, #XMen and more

Dave Kinchen talks about where he was twenty years ago today when the 9/11 attacks changed the world forever.

Security consultant, former police officer and ex-U.S. Secret Service Special Agent John Adelsberger gives his analysis of the criminal investigations into the mass shootings in #ElPaso and #Dayton, and what to do in an active shooter incident.

We kick off a brand new series here called Keeping Life Fresh, where we look at tricks that can keep us at our best...when we don’t always feel up to it. On this podcast, Dave Kinchen talks about the importance of making a deep connection to the music we listen to.

TONIGHT: The World Health Organization is recognizing workplace burnout as an “occupational phenomenon”, but what does that really mean? And a Washington Post report says millennials now have an average net worth of below $8,000! How did that happen? We have some answers, on the podcast.

TONIGHT: The Pathway to Survival Following Life-Threatening Trauma “There is life after tragedy,” Patience Carter, director for the Gun Violence Survivors Foundation, talks about her path to regaining her emotional and physical strength after being shot during the 2016 Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando, Florida where 49 people were killed and more than 50 were hurt. Carter was there with 18-year...