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Jeff Chidester’s Morning Opening: Staight To The Land Of Crazy

July 15, 2026 The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester starts the show discussing his ‘pet peeve.’  The Iranian Blockade is…

Activist Bronwyn Sims: HB 1442 – Awaiting Action By NH Governor

Advocate Bronwyn Sims joins The Morning Update to talk about HB 1442 – Protecting Safe Space for Girls and Women.…

Reporter Patty Neiberg: Military’s ‘Drone Academy

“In early 2026, a National Guard soldier with over 15 years of service had his medication changed for a chronic…

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Opening: ICE Shooting In Maine, Harry Enten Chances Dems Winning Maine

July 14, 2026 The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester breaks down what we know about the ICE Shooting in Biddeford,…

Reporter Damien Fisher: A Constitutional Right to Speed?

Reporter Damien Fisher joins us to dicuess the odd case of NH State Representative Rep. Ellen Read, who recently claimed…

Former US Attorney Jay Town: Blanche Hearings and Charlie Kirk Trial

Former US Attorney Jay Townes joins The Morning Updates to discuss the confirmation hearing for Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche…

Southern NH Health: What You Don’t Know About Free Standing ER’s

If you drive throughout New Hampshire, you cannot help but notice the numerous freestanding emergency rooms popping up in our…

Tom Raffio: Delta Dental Teams With UNH Hockey

It is always a pleasure when we get a chance to catch up with the President/CEO of Northeast Delta Dental,…

Josh McElveen: Reflections of Senator Graham

Former WMUR political director Josh McElveen joins host Jeff Chidester to reflect on his conversations with South Carolina Senator Lindsey…

LBS: Slightly Crooked Pies Bakery

Owner Lauren Cline of Slightly Crooked Pies joins the Local Business Spotlight to discuss the company’s journey from a home-based…

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