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How acupuncture is helping prevent family-spread illnesses.

Dr. Kristen Markwith from Trend Acupuncture answers listeners’ questions on cosmetic acupuncture, a preventative approach to helping prevent family-spread illnesses, and using capturing and message in unison.

DEI and it’s changing place in the Granite State.

Michael Graham from NH Journal joins The Morning Update to discuss the numerous conversations across the state focusing on DEI. First, we hear about a State Committee meeting that passed legislation to remove DEI language. Michael follows up with another story about excessive spending on DEI-related programs at UNH.

Challenges facing soldiers in order to remain on the front lines.

Patty Nieberg from Task & Purpose discusses her two most recent articles about the potential elimination of certain educational programs and changes to the Ranger qualification school.

Curley offers insight on Sen. Booker’s record breaking speech.

National syndicated conservative thought leader Grace Curley joins us to share her thoughts on several high-profile illegal immigration stories, attacks on Telsa, and Sen. Cory Booker’s marathon speech on the Senate Floor.

Cline on the arguments for keeping Vehicle Inspections, and how he really feels about Tariffs.

Wow. Drew Cline is firing on all cylinders and discussing the debate on NH vehicle inspections. Are their studies that support or counter the need for inspections? Drew shares. Drew also breaks down the actual cost to the American economy regarding tariffs. 

Helping Vets regain employment.

David Keefe talks about the role of a Case Coordinator at Liberty House. David helps a new veteran settle into Liberty House during their first few days, finds and validates required documents and helps the veteran secure employment.

Nelson talks about how Liberty House assists Vets transitioning back into a stable lifestyle.

Jeff Nelson, Director of Liberty House, provides examples of day-to-day activities, job placement efforts, and collaboration with other organizations to assist veterans with transitioning from substance abuse and homelessness to a stable environment.

How Liberty House is helping Veterans in need throughout the Granite State

Ashley Kitchell discusses the history of Liberty House, a Transition home for veterans needing services. Ashley also provides a better understanding of the organization’s overall mission.

Making sense of President Trump’s latest comments on a possible 3rd term.

NEC Professor Nathan Shrader joins the show to discuss the potential for President Trump to run for a third term and the potential elimination of FEMA.

Is Elmo a communist, and is Big Bird and Cookie Monster part of a left-leaning agenda? 

WFEA’s The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester shares funny audio from NPR officials’ recent testimony before Congress. Is Elmo a…

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