Category: On-Demand

Why Fish & Game Wardens and Park Rangers work so well together.

NH Fish and Game Lt. and Adjunct Professor Wayne Saunders, White Mountains Community College, discusses the relationship between National Park Randger and NH Fish and Game Wardens. Wayne also spoke about some of the updates on the college’s conservation and culinary programs.

Cline sheds light on Housing legislation currently up for discussion at the State House.

Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy highlights the double-digit pieces of housing legislation currently being discussed at the State House. Drew highlights the last time the state reviewed our zoning and building codes.

How universal Education Freedom Accounts could become a reality.

State Rep. Valerie McConnell discusses education Bill HB115, which creates universal education accounts, and other legislation she is considering for future sessions.

Positive Economic signs and effects the national pushback on DEI is having on companies.

NH State Senator Dan Innis discusses the 2026 election, the economy’s positive signs, and the effects of the national pushback on DEI programs are having on companies.

Goodlander talks joint actions against DODGE and standing up for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

New Hampshire Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander talks about a joint action taken with other congressional members to address the DODGE effects on shipbuilding, which includes activities at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

Better understanding Right to Know from the professionals.

Damien Fisher succeeded in an upcoming seminar hosted by In-Depth-NH on the difficulty and resistance many in the media encounter when attempting to use a Freedom of Information request.

Shrader on the hurdles Democrats are facing and trying to better understand the use of the Enemies Sedition Act.

New England College Professor Nahan Shrader discusses the lack of unity within the Democratic Party and how that may affect the NH 2026 US Senate Race. He also discusses his thoughts on the Trump administration’s use of the 1798/1917 A Enemies Sedition.

Are Democrats even trying anymore…?

WFEA’s The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester discusses recent polls that suggest 77% of Democrats want to be elected ‘fighters,’ even if “nothing gets done (other than resistance).” Jeff provides commentary.

Sen. Victoria Sullivan on how to better understand EFAs and the need for education spending transparency

NH State Senator Victoria Sullivan joins us to discuss several key topics related to education. Se. Sullivan helps us to understand Education Freedom Accounts, the need for education spending transparency at the local level, and cross-district school options.

Tips for stress-free travel with Sean McGorry and how pick a vacation destination you’ll never forget.

Travel expert Sean McGorry from Attentive Travel Agency—attentivetravelagency.com—shares trips for stress-free travel planning and great destinations that will make your next vacation one to remember.

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