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DOGE Update

WFEA’s The Morning Update Host, Jeff Chidester, provides commentary on the DOGE processes and shares audio from interviews with DOGE…

Small Business Spotlight – Integrated Builders

Jason Carrier from Integrated Builders discusses what people and businesses should consider when hiring a building contractor and how his…

The Impact of Congresswoman Stefanik’s Withdrawal from the US Sectary to the UN Position

Hill’s Emily Brooks discusses the impact of Congresswoman Stefanik’s withdrawal from the US Sectary to the UN position and return…

New Voting Laws in NH

NH SOS David Scanlan discusses reviewing the new voting laws instituted during the Spring Town Meetings and shares his thoughts…

Teaching Communism in State Schools

Plymouth State Professor Dr. John Lappie and Jeff Chidester discuss the teaching of Communism in state schools and Democratic messaging…

Rep. Ammon on “the Contract with New Hampshire”

Rep. Keith Ammon, New Boston, discusses successful legislation tied to the ‘Contract with New Hampshire.’ Rep. Hammon also provides information on energy legislation, particularly the growing support/need for the new generation of nuclear power.

Great ways to enjoy the Granite State this summer.

Kris Neilsen from VisitNH.gov joins The Morning Update to discuss marketing efforts to promote New Hampshire, share summer preparation tips, and provide upcoming activities throughout the state.

Zahn on how not to get caught up in a legal or political scandal.

Political Satirist Karl Zahn provides security tips when using Signal messaging services. He also shares his thoughts on the national news story about the vandalism of a Tesla in New Hampshire.

The debate over Trans related policies in Concord.

NH State Senator Rebecca Perkins-Kwoka and WFEA host Jeff Chidester have a thoughtful and respectful conversation regarding trans policies currently being debated in NH.

WFEA’s Roundtable Discussion on Substance abuse and how to better understand the impact.

Kerry Norton from Hope on Haven Hill, Jake Bery from New Futures, and Eric Ekberg of Granite Recovery Centers join us in the studio for March’s Roundtable. We discuss substance abuse profiles to understand better those affected by substance use, treatment options, and policy efforts.

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