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The Hill’s Emily Brooks: The Epstein Files and the Looming Shutdown

Momentum builds for the release of more Epstein files. Congress to hold additional committee meeting regarding Epstein this week. What…

Tom Raffio: Breakfast with the Best and Helping Veterans

Are there programs in NH that help veterans address their oral health care needs? Is there a way to help…

John Lappie: Venezuelan Drug Boat, Poll-Capitalism vs. Socialism, Younger Candidates

How does the Monroe Doctrine play into the recent destruction of the Venezuelan drug cartel boat? We brushed off the…

Pete Tarrier: Week One with the NE Patriots

Manchester Media Group’s Pete Terrier breaks down the New England Patriots’ performance in their home opener. Who shines, who was…

1st CD Candidate Chris Bright: The Role of Congress, Topics on the Trail

1st CD Congressional candidate Chris Bright joins us in the studio to talk about the role of Congress, the common…

Jeff Chidester: RFK Jr. VS Congress

Host Jeff Chidester jumps into the debate between Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy (RFK Jr.)  and…

Christine Menedis: AI – Summoning the Demon

What should we make of the AI revolution from a liberty point of view? What effect will AI have on…

Allen Aldenberg: Helping NH’s Military and Veteran Community With The Franklin Campus

What efforts are underway to help New Hampshire’s Military and Veteran Community? With so many veteran service organizations, how can…

Andy Lowe: Advancing Rural Healthcare – Rural Healthcare Providers Summit

How can we attract more medical professionals and paraprofessionals to consider healthcare jobs in rural communities? Are there ways to…

Congresswoman Nan Hayworth, MD: Is The American Dream Out Of Reach?

Why do so many younger Americans believe that the ‘American Dream is beyond their reach?‘ Are government policies the solution?…

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