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Thom Brueckner: BLS Controversy, PPI/CPI Numbers, A Tribute to Charlie Kirk

What should we make of the confusion over the employment numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)? How were…

Jeff Chidester: Wake Up Call – We Are Failing Our Children

‘Worst-Ever’ Well, the grades are in, and we are failing our children. From NH Journal: The latest National Assessment of Educational…

Erick Hui: The Future of Terracea Weather Wear

Eric Hui, the Founder of Terracea, joins us in the studio to talk about the journey that Terracea has been…

Brian Morgenstern: The 2026 Campaign

Former White House Assistant Communications Director Brian Morganstern hops on the show to try to answer the question of why…

Damien Fisher: Claremont Scholl Parents in the Wilderness

Will the Claremount School District have to close one of its elementary schools? Why is there a lack of transparency…

Dr. Monique Yohanan: Rethinking Vaccine Policy

Do we need to rethink our current policies on vaccines? Does a child really need every vaccine before they are…

Patty Nieberg: VA Mistakenly Sends Out Foreclosure Notices

The VA mistakenly sent 35,000 military members foreclosure notices. The VA has offered very little publicly, and Congress is trying…

Simon Hankinson: Editorial Bias and ‘The 10 Woke Commandments’

Author, distinguished Foreign Services diplomat, and immigration expert Simon Hankinson joins the show to talk about his new book ‘The…

Jeff Chidester: Charlie Kirk and the Failure of the Corporate Media

Jeff explores why it is important to discuss cases such as the Charlotte murder of a Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska.…

Drew Cline: Abysmal NEAP Report and Political Corruption in NH

How corrupt are NH politicians? How should NH respond to the recent abysmal NEAP report (National Assessment of Educational Progress)?…

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