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Trans Individuals in Sports and Safe Spaces

WFEA Host Jeff Chidester discusses the recent podcast featuring CA Governor Newsome and national Conservative Charlie Kirk on the issue…

A Final Review of President Trump’s Speech, A Looming Government Shutdown, & The Recent Canadian Election

Plymouth State University president Dr. John Lappie and Jeff Chidester discuss the final review of President Trump’s speech before Congress,…

Northeast Delta Dental Mobile Clinics Help Patients on Medicare/Medicaid

Northeast Delta Dental President and CEO Tom Raffio provides an update on the highly successful outreach programs that use mobile…

NH Comedian Juston McKinney Joins Us in the Studio

NH Comedian Juston McKinney joins us in the studio to do life as a comedian and his upcoming shows, including…

Democratic Proposal to Increase Taxes and Fees in Opposition to the House Majority

NH State Rep. John Jaigian shares the committee meeting discussion on the Democratic proposal to increase taxes and fees in…

Rep. Al Green’s Censure for his Behavior During President Trump’s speech

The Hill’s Emily Brooks discusses her latest articles, which focus on Democratic Rep. Al Green’s censure for his behavior during…

The Importance of Client-Centric Healthcare Choices

Sharon Worsham from BASC Imaging discusses the importance of client-centric healthcare choices and patients’ freedom in choosing a medical provider.

The Populist Movement in the USA

WFEA Host Jeff Chidester talks about the populist movement in the USA and shares audio from noted author Karl Zinsmeister…

The Dartmouth—CHaD ‘Battle of the Badges’ Hockey Game

Captain Daniel Conley from the Goffstown Police Department joins WFEA to discuss the Dartmouth—CHaD ‘Battle of the Badges’ hockey game…

Misconceptions About Legislation to Eliminate Vehicle Inspections in NH (HB649)

Rep. Tom Walsh, Chairman of the House Transportation Committee, joins to discuss and clear up any misconceptions about legislation to…

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