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Rep. Mazur offers insight to proposed legislation impacting children.

NH Rep. Lisa Mazur joins us to discuss the extremely important bills HB 377 and HB712 related to healthcare oversight for minors. Rep. Mazur shares the focus of the upcoming hearing for the bills and a press conference on March 3.

Will the Granite State end up changing the date of its Primary?

Secretary of State David Scanlan discusses his thoughts on changing the timeframe of the NH Primary and also updates us on voting rule changes that will take effect during the 2025 Town Meetings. 

…And now a moment with Karl Zahn.

Political satirist Karl Zahn discusses DOGE, the firing of over 100 federal intelligence for sexting, and the selling of the Nancy Pelosi federal building.

Navigating resources for Rare Disease Day.

Nancy Biederman discusses Rare Disease Day, the resources available, and how people can find out more about activities helping people with rare diseases.

Mayberry talks about the 58th Annual New Hampshire Home Show.

We talk with CEO Matt Mayberry about the NH Home Builders Association and discuss ‘the trades’ as a vocation opportunity. Matt also talks about the upcoming 58th Annual New Hampshire Home Show.

Thom Bruecker sheds some light on CBO Scoring

Retirement Intelligence Radio Host Thom Bruecker breaks down a recent CBO report that used faulty analysis in misdiagnosing the proposed Trump-House tax bill. Thom also shares startling statistics that reflect how dire most Americans feel about our national debt and deficit.

Losing A NH Fish and Game Warden and Numerous Cases of Unsafe Hikers Needing Rescue

Former NH Fish and Game Warden and Host of Warden Watch Lt. Wayne Saunders joins us to discuss the loss…

Bipartisan Housing Legislation, DOGE, and the Economic Markets

NH State Senator Dan Innis wears many hats this week as we discuss legislation to outlaw pornographic AI images of…

Investigative Reporter Damien Fisher

Investigative Reporter Damien Fisher shares two critical stories he is working on. The first is the possible effect unshared evidence…

What It Will Take To Get Congress To Exercise Its Responsibilities

NEC Professor Nathan Shrader discusses discontent among Democratic donors, looking beyond the talking points about President Trump and Maine Governor…

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