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Nicole Silverio: Walz’s ‘Gaffe,’ Jennings vs. CNN, Scarborough on Crime

What did Democratic Gov. Walz say that even has Democrats criticizing him? What advice does The Morning Joe’s Joe Scarborough…

Business NH Magazine: The Struggles and Strengths of Family Businesses

Business NH Magazine Matt Mowry and Christine Carignan join to discuss the topic ‘The Struggles and Strengths of Family Businesses.’…

Thom Brueckner: Trump Is Right About The Housing Crisis

What effect does the lack of affordability and availability of housing have on younger generations? How has the lack of…

Dr. Kristen Markwith: Understanding Neuropathy Part Three: Idiopathic Neuropathy

Some neurophy cases have nothing to do with diabetes or chemotherapy. Dr. Kristen Marwith from Trend Acupuncture joins us to…

Jeff Chidester: Contunued Concern Regarding The Claremont School Crisis

The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester discusses details from the Claremont School Board meeting held on September 2nd.

Carrie Sheffield: An Example Of Another Case Of Media Bias

Is there a media bias as it pertains to reporting on candidates from different political affiliations? Do some in the…

Patty Nieberg: On The Streets Of DC With the National Guard

How do members of the National Guard feel about the deployment in DC? How have the interactions between the National…

Jeff Chidester: The Lack Of Leadership In Chicago

The Morning Update Host, Jeff Chidester, discusses the lack of leadership in major cities across the country, which find their…

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…

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