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Understanding New Hampshire’s Trash dilemma.

Matt Mowry and Christine Carignan from Business NH Magazine discuss their story on New Hampshire’s waste and trash dilemma. We discuss aging trash sites, new regulations, and the construction of new sites. 

Silverio showcases “Due Process” debate in the week’s top audio.

Media Expert Nicole Silverio from Daily Caller News Foundation shares this week’s top audio clips. The clips feature ‘whataboutism’ from CNBC’s Squawk Box, Will Cain from Fox News debating ‘due process’ with a congressman, and the final clip involving the drama over the DOD leaks.

Moms for Liberty Co-founder discusses impact of Supreme Court ruling on Parental Rights.

Tiffany Justice, Co-Founder of Moms for Liberty and a parent Rights Expert, discusses the recent parental rights case before the Supreme Court that will have implications nationally. Tiffany also talks about parent alienation laws from around the country.

Cariello on how families adapt and create a loving environment for autistic children.

Author Carrie Cariello, Autism Out Loud, discusses the journey of three families where one of their children is autistic. Carrie shares details from the book that deals with the family evolution of an autistic child from birth to young adulthood. 

How to help the revive the Education system.

Author, entrepreneur, and pioneering voice Christine Mendis joins WFEA’s The Morning Updates Host Jeff Chidester to discuss ‘knowledge’ and what is lost in our approach to education. Christine shares an 8th-grade Final Exam from 1890 to help illustrate how far the USA has drifted.

Why the Navy is considering reopening a base in Alaska and the impact it could have in a future crisis.

Patty Nieberg, from Task & Purpose, discusses the possibility of the US Navy reopening a closed military base in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. The base is tactically situated to help with any crisis within the Asia-Pacific and the Arctic Circle.

New Hampshire’s on-going battle over Education Freedom Accounts.

Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy will provide insight into the New Hampshire Senate’s conversation on EFAs (Education Freedom Accounts). Drew attended a Senate hearing on the EFA topic and shared it with us.

How lawmakers are trying to prevent unknown foreign entities from acquiring land near military locations in the Granite State.

NH State Senator Regina Birdsell discusses legislation, SB162, she is sponsoring that would prevent foreign advisories or their puppet businesses from purchasing land near sensitive NH military installations.

Father Jason Jalbert offers insight on Pope Francis’s passing.

From the Manchester Dioceses, faith leader Father Jason Jalbert, shares his thoughts on Pope Francis’s passing and the conversations he is having with the community during this period of reflection.

A better understanding of how vouchers impact Education Freedom Accounts.

NH State Senator Dan Innis discusses the heated conversations some are having about suggested housing regulations and the continued understanding of the issues of’ vouchers’ related to the Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs).

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