Do you know a patriotic Ocean State student who wants to win $250? On this special Wuhan Wednesday edition of #InTheDugout, Ross Connolly joins Mike Stenhouse to launch the America250RI Video Contest and challenge Rhode Islanders to push back against the woke myths distorting our history.
Dive into the facts behind the Supreme Court’s recent decision on tariffs. Let’s Go, Let’s Grow with Jessica Gomes cuts through the confusion to explain what actually changed and what it means for your household budget in Rhode Island. Get empowered with clear insights on how this affects local businesses and families right now.
RhodeMapRI is back and this time, Portsmouth isn’t taking it . The town unanimously passed a resolution defending local control over zoning and land use, and now the question on everyone’s mind is whether a lawsuit against the state is next.
Providence College has received a $1,125,554 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to establish the Saint Dominic Fellows Program, a three-year initiative focused on integrating virtue and leadership formation into undergraduate education.
Rep. William W. O’Brien, a Democrat from North Providence, introduced legislation (H 7594) that would increase the state earned income tax credit to 30% of the federal credit for tax years beginning in 2027. Rhode Island’s credit is currently set at 16%. The bill has been referred to the House Finance Committee.
As crypto conversations start reaching places like the Rhode Island State House — where lawmakers are increasingly discussing digital assets, regulation, and innovation — it’s clear this space is no longer just an internet subculture. And with Valentine’s Day energy in the air, memecoins feel fitting: people fall in love fast… and sometimes learn hard lessons. Memecoins are the class clowns of crypto. They’re funny. They’re loud. They make no sense. And somehow… some of them become worth billions of dollars. That’s why people love them. That’s also why people get wrecked by them. Memecoins are not investments in the traditional sense — they’re high-risk cultural speculation. Let’s break this down the smart way.
A major new poll of New England women, with clear top-line findings from the Ocean State, shows that Rhode Island women are both concerned and frustrated. They know their electric bills are going up, but many are unsure which policies, decisions, or leaders are actually responsible. That confusion is becoming just as big an issue as the prices themselves.
#SplittinTheAtom with Jen Brien is Rhode Island’s newest must-watch podcast — where politics and wild headlines collide. Hosted by beloved media personality Jen Brien, each episode dives into the crazy, weird, and offbeat corners of the news with sharp wit and fearless questions. From State House secrets to bizarre global headlines, this show isn’t about nothing — it’s about everything. Tune in weekly and discover why curiosity has never been this entertaining.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two landmark cases—Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J.—challenging state laws that restrict girls’ school sports to athletes based on biological sex at birth. In this episode of In The Dugout, we break down what happened inside the courtroom, what was said (and what wasn’t), and what it could mean for women’s sports nationwide.
In this episode, Jen Brien is joined by reporter Pat Ford to examine what is known—and what remains disturbingly unclear—in the Brown University shooting. Together, they walk through the timeline of events, the status of the investigation, and the unanswered questions surrounding campus safety and law enforcement response.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two landmark cases—Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J.—challenging state laws that restrict girls’ school sports to athletes based on biological sex at birth. In this episode of In The Dugout, we break down what happened inside the courtroom, what was said (and what wasn’t), and what it could mean for women’s sports nationwide.
#SplittinTheAtom with Jen Brien is Rhode Island’s newest must-watch podcast — where politics and wild headlines collide. Hosted by beloved media personality Jen Brien, each episode dives into the crazy, weird, and offbeat corners of the news with sharp wit and fearless questions. From State House secrets to bizarre global headlines, this show isn’t about nothing — it’s about everything. Tune in weekly and discover why curiosity has never been this entertaining.
Let’s Go, Let’s Grow is a community-centered podcast that empowers Rhode Islanders with practical financial knowledge and civic awareness. By breaking down current events through a financial lens and exploring real-life economic challenges, we empower families to make well-informed decisions that lay the foundation for generational growth and long-term success.
Energy isn’t optional! It is the backbone of family life, affordable living, and a functioning economy. Join us for a virtual press conference with energy researchers examining how New England can meet rising demand without sacrificing reliability or affordability. The discussion will focus on realistic choices that keep the lights on and costs under control. Watch it here.
Given longstanding concerns about affordability of our electric bills along with the dramatical shift in the federal government’s energy approach, are RI’s “net zero’ policies now obsolete? Mike Stenhouse challenges the Senate Commission Chair to maintain an open mind towards less costly and more reliable sources of electricity.
#SplittinTheAtom with Jen Brien is Rhode Island’s newest must-watch podcast — where politics and wild headlines collide. Hosted by beloved media personality Jen Brien, each episode dives into the crazy, weird, and offbeat corners of the news with sharp wit and fearless questions. From State House secrets to bizarre global headlines, this show isn’t about nothing — it’s about everything. Tune in weekly and discover why curiosity has never been this entertaining.
The following was extracted from an “X” post by Ken Block, who was just named GoLocalProv’s “Man of the Year” **** Oh, Warwick! Warwick’s dysfunctional government has been a hot-button topic for me for more than a decade. What happened in Warwick this week was horrifying and clearly illustrates why the city’s government is so […]
What happens when a doctor questions the narrative—and the institution pushes back? Pediatrician and former Washington State University professor Dr. Renata Moon joins In the Dugout to break down her lawsuit against WSU, a case that could redefine academic freedom and free speech in medicine.
Michael Casey, founder of Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope, shares how classical Catholic education is forming students in faith, virtue, and joy. The conversation explores the Academy’s mission to unite academic excellence with deep Catholic formation, confront modern materialism, and prepare young people to live the abundant life promised by Christ. Featuring powerful student stories, insights into the school’s rapid growth, and reflections on generosity and God’s providence.
In this episode, Jen Brien is joined by reporter Pat Ford to examine what is known—and what remains disturbingly unclear—in the Brown University shooting. Together, they walk through the timeline of events, the status of the investigation, and the unanswered questions surrounding campus safety and law enforcement response.
Before I met my wife, I watched Home Alone exactly one time. It was the first movie I ever saw in a theater—age eight, Disney World, 1990. I thought it was funny, and then I moved on with my life.
Then I got married.
Since then, I’ve seen Home Alone roughly nine… thousand times. Once Thanksgiving arrives, it just seems to live on the TV like a flat-screen Christmas decoration.
In this episode, Jen Brien is joined by reporter Pat Ford to examine what is known—and what remains disturbingly unclear—in the Brown University shooting. Together, they walk through the timeline of events, the status of the investigation, and the unanswered questions surrounding campus safety and law enforcement response.
In the wake of widespread speculation and misinformation, a firsthand witness comes forward to set the record straight about the Andy Dick overdose. On this episode of #IntheDugout, Mike Stenhouse is joined by Ocean State Current staff member Adam, who was present during the incident and shares his account of what actually happened.
Need a last minute Christmas gift? Reminisce with Sten and author JC Roberto about his baseball book for young teens. He grew up in the ballpark, where long summer nights, the rhythm of the game, and watching the Red Sox under the lights at Fenway Park shaped his love for baseball. He joins #InTheDugout to talk about those early experiences, the lessons the game teaches, and how baseball has always felt like home.
Get ready for the weird, wild, and wonderful — where Rhode Island politics, oddball headlines, and offbeat stories collide. It’s not just talk, it’s atomic.
Let’s Go, Let’s Grow is a community-centered podcast that empowers Rhode Islanders with practical financial knowledge and civic awareness. By breaking down current events through a financial lens and exploring real-life economic challenges, we empower families to make well-informed decisions that lay the foundation for generational growth and long-term success.
In today’s episode, Suzanne Cienki takes on two fights that are shaping federal accountability and Rhode Island politics right now. Federal officials asked every state to turn over full voter roll records. Only four complied right away. About a dozen entered negotiations. Fourteen refused outright, and that refusal has now turned into fifteen active lawsuits around the country.
Get ready for the weird, wild, and wonderful — where Rhode Island politics, oddball headlines, and offbeat stories collide. It’s not just talk, it’s atomic.
Let’s Go, Let’s Grow is a community-centered podcast that empowers Rhode Islanders with practical financial knowledge and civic awareness. By breaking down current events through a financial lens and exploring real-life economic challenges, we empower families to make well-informed decisions that lay the foundation for generational growth and long-term success.
Get ready for the weird, wild, and wonderful — where Rhode Island politics, oddball headlines, and offbeat stories collide. It’s not just talk, it’s atomic.