The Rick Jensen Show

Legendary Delaware Composer Wilson Somers talks with Rick about his new Lincoln Legacy project. Legendary Bass musician Doug McNames performs. Watch the promo video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eXxzAB2-wZmy04R_bDXwRhQc1M4jnEyD/view Live Performance Sunday March 8, 2026 at St. Helena's Catholic Church, 602 Philiadelphia Pike, Wilmington. Buy Tickets at: TheLincolnLegacy.com

Former NCC County Council President Karen Hartley Nagle says Gov Meyer is losing Port jobs to PA

There's a curling club in Delaware and Rick learns about it with member Alex Zimmerman

Wilmington Attorney Al Greto makes the case to Rick why the Christopher Columbus statue deserves a place in Wilmington

Kim Petters: Air Force Veteran, Parental Rights and Gun Rights Advocate, is outraged at the big education leaders promoting protest without educating children about the issues.

Julia Keleher at First State Educate and Nancy Mercante at Citizens for Delaware Schools talk with Rick about the lack of people wanting to run for school boards... with elections coming soon!

Rick talks with Rep Lyndon Yearick about his proposals to make Delaware more affordable.

Real Estate Attorney Krista Milkovics with more Reassessment Revelations and another Nasty Money Grab in New Castle County that needs to be fixed.

Rick Jensen talks with John Huvane of Tunnel to Towers as they paid off the mortgage for the family of murdered State Police Officer Cpl. Ty Snook

StopTheEdgemoorPort.com members John Yaschur and Simeon Hahn explain why the state auditor's report solidifies ending the proposed expansion.

The New Castle County rollout of the School Reassessment taxes are the final straw that broke the financial back of this beloved small, family business. Rick Jensen laments this travesty of government malfeasance.

Julianne Murray served honorably and is respected by coworkers in the Wilmington U.S. Attorney office. Outside the office, politics darkens the doorway... and her great sense of humor shines through, demonstrated by the Christmas outfit she wore to the interview with Rick.

Delaware's Diane Siebold and Pie Truono tell Rick Jensen about their adventure on the White House Christmas Tree Decorating Team

Attorney Ted Kittila explains to Rick Jensen why Delaware's Physician Assisted Suicide Bill violates multiple laws.

Donna Geist, Capitol School Board, explains how you can donate directly to a Delaware teacher's class needs.

Rick talks with Jane Brady, former State Attorney General and Superior Court Judge about the dangers of SB 159, taking Home Rule away from county government. As Chairwoman of Non-Partisan policy advocacy, "A Better Delaware," Jane continues to serve Delaware.

The state legislature's attempts to "fix" the botched rollout of the property reassessment school taxes is now hurting small businesses. The managing partner of one such business talks about it with Rick Jensen.

New Castle County Police Chief, Col. Jamie Leonard and Executive to the Chief, Sgt. Michael McNasby, talk with Rick Jensen about the terrorist threat and solid police work by New Castle County Police Officers.

Charlie Copelend, Caesar Rodney Institute Analyst, explains to Rick Jensen how to improve Delaware's economy

Better School Boards equal Better Schools. First State Educate's Julia Keleher explains with Rick Jensen & invites you to apply

Federal GOP bill gives corporations depreciation benefits to stimulate the economy and Governor Meyer & Democrats panic, voting to refuse to give those depreciation breaks. "Decoupling" How many more corporations will leave Delaware for Nevada and Texas, depriving Delaware of needed corporate fees and taxes? Rick Jensen and Mike Smith talk about it.

Jeff Hague, DSSA President, on how new gun permit to purchase law fails everyone except those who do not want law-abiding Delawareans to own a gun to rpotect their homes and families.

Commercial Property Appraisal Expert Drew Smith on the Chancery Court decision allowing schools to charge non-residential and commercial more in property taxes.

Sate Rep Michael Smith and NCC Councilman Kevin Caneco call in to discuss court decision on splitting school property tax rates. It gets a bit feisty.

Chancery Court decided to uphold bill allowing schools to split the tax rate between residential and non-residential. There will be pain! Real Estate Attorney Krista Milkovics explains with Rick