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Policy Expert Carrie Sheffield: Health Care Pricing Transparency and Protecting Personal Finance Data

Senior Policy Expert Carrie Sheffield, Independent Women’s Forum, pops on to The Morning Update to discuss the bipartisan ‘Patients Deserve…

Task and Purpose: Two High Profile Sexual Assault Cases Affects Morale

Journalist Patty Nieberg from Task & Purpose calls into The Morning Update Show to discuss two separate cases of inappropriate…

Drew Cline: Would You Rather Invest in NH or MA?

In the middle of New England sit two states, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. One state’s best economic days seem behind…

Michael Graham: Granite State Progressives and Intifada

 

Dr. Nate Shrader: Younger Voters Send Mixed Messages

Surveys and polls are helpful for gauging voter sentiment or focusing on a policy.  Over the past few weeks, several…

Granite Recovery Center: Enjoy Life Again

Many individuals and families are dealing with substance abuse, which is especially intense during the holiday season. Connection helps people…

Jeff Chidester Up Against the Wall

Jeff’s Friday Morning Monologue (12-12-25): “Fishing Boats,” Republicans to Blame, Baby Jesus

Jeff closes out the talk about the political community manager scenes around the country, the media’s insistence on calling the…

Policy Expert Danielle Alvarez: How Will the GOP Address the Affordability Issue?

We are joined by policy expert and former senior Trump advisor Danielle Alvarez to discuss how the Trump Administration might…

Sen. Dan Innis: Trade Mission to Germany, Terrorist Attack, Dems in 26

New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis calls into The Morning Update Show to discuss his recent trade mission to Germany.…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: Last Minute Panic on ACA and Conspiracy Theories

The Hill’s reporter and author of the weekly ‘The Movement’ newsletter, Emily Brooks, joins the show to discuss the ongoing…

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