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Senate Surveillance, Alaska Shenanigans, and Awkward Interviews: Nicole Silverio Breaks Down Capitol Hill

Daily Caller News Foundation Capitol Hill Reporter and regular WFEA contributor Nicole Silverio joins the show to break down the…

Serving the Nation, Seeking Choice: Madison Doan on Educational Freedom for Military Families

Heritage Foundation Center for Education Policy analyst Madison Doan joins the show to discuss the growing movement for school choice…

Community Pushback Grows: Steve MacDonald Breaks Down Manchester Drag Story Hour Controversy on WFEA

In this segment, Jeff Chidester is joined by Steve MacDonald, Managing Editor of GraniteGrok—one of New Hampshire’s most-read online political…

Empowering Parents, Students, and Teachers: Assistant Secretary Kirsten Baesler on the Future of Education

In this segment, Jeff Chidester chats with Kirsten Baesler, Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education, to discuss major shifts…

Betting on War & Rising Assaults: Senior Reporter Patty Nieberg Explores Troubling Military Trends

In this segment, Jeff Chidester talks with show regular Task & Purpose Senior Reporter Patty Nieberg to examine two critical…

Economic D-Day & Global Standoff: Meaghan Mobbs on Trump’s Iran Sanctions and Ukraine Update

Host Jeff Chidester is joined by Dr. Meaghan Mobbs—former U.S. Army paratrooper, combat veteran, West Point graduate, and Director of…

From Dolly Parton’s Legacy to NH’s Unique Tolls & Park Fees: Drew Cline on WFEA

WFEA Radio host Jeff Chidester talks with Drew Cline, President of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, for a…

Jeff’s Morning Brief: Why Americans Have Lost Faith in the Press, Government, and Education

On this segment of The Morning Brief, host Jeff Chidester tackles the growing crisis of institutional trust in America. Examining…

Policy vs. Politics: NH State Senator Dan Innis Separates Facts from Rhetoric on Property Taxes and School Funding

NH State Senator Dan Innis joins host Jeff Chidester on The Morning Update for an in-depth policy and economic breakdown.…

Damien Fisher: Libertarian Party Turmoil & Ex-DOC Officer’s Growing Legal Charges

Investigative reporter Damien Fisher from InDepthNH.org joins host Jeff Chidester on WFEA to dive into two major local investigative reports.…

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