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Drew Cline: Is Mayor Ruais A Role Model For Other Public Servants?

Drew Cline joins us to discuss these points, as well as to talk about how we gauge the success of…

Heather McGrail: Access Conference

ACCESS 2025: Economic Growth Conference will be held on September 16, starting at 7:30 am. Heather McGrail, CEO of Greater…

Grover Norquist: End The Taxation Of Inflation (And More Ideas)

What else should Congress be considering to create a stronger economy? Grover Norquist, Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), pops onto…

Nate Shrader: Did New Hampshire Gain Another Potential 2028 Presidential Candidate?

Are Americans Losing Faith That Hard Work Leads to Economic Gains? Did New Hampshire get another potential 2028 Presidential Candidate…

Damien Fisher: What is Next’ for the Claremont Schools?

How did the Claremont School District get into the mess it is in, with over $4 million in debt? Is…

Mayor Jay Ruias: New Zoning Codes, Pickling, and Homelessness

What kind of say will citizens have in new zoning codes? Is it illegal to pickle in Manchester? What steps…

Jeff Rapsis: A Story And Reflection of 9/11

Jeff Rapsis from the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire joins us to talk about a very special presentation that will…

Karl Zahn: The After Effects of Minnesota Shooting

Political satirist Karl Zahan and Jeff take a reflective tone to discuss the recent school shooting in Minnesota. Jeff and…

Kris Nielsen: Good Morning New Hampshire

Kris Neilsen, from vistNH.gov, joins us to talk about the recent visit by ABC’s Good Morning America to profile New…

Women in the Workforce: Patrice Onwoka

How are women doing in the workforce? What should we make of some alarmists in the media over female labor…

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