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From Medicare for All to Court Packing: State Senator Dan Innis Breaks Down the Progressive Playbook

Host Jeff Chidester interviews New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis to discuss the shifting national political landscape and what it…

Damien Fisher on Wrongful Death Settlements, YDC Lawsuit Fallout, and Bow Free Speech Battles

WFEA host Jeff Chidester talks with veteran New Hampshire reporter Damien Fisher to break down three major legal and constitutional…

Midterm Motivators and Early Primary Visits with Dr. Nate Shrader

During this segment of WFEA’s weekly interview, host Jeff Chidester sits down with New England College Professor Dr. Nate Shrader…

Secretary of State David Scanlan Breaks Down Student ID Rules, Federal Monitors, and Voter Turnout Ahead of Next Week’s Election

In a timely and informative interview on WFEA, host Jeff Chidester is joined by New Hampshire Secretary of State David…

Jeff Chidester on WFEA: Iranian Security Threats, Polling Accuracy, and NH SOS David Scanlan on Voter ID & Turnout

In the first hour of the Morning Update Show, Jeff Chidester dives into critical national and local headlines. Jeff unpacks…

Packing the Court, Election Integrity, and the Final 8 Days: Dr. John Lappie Joins Jeff Chidester

In this segment, host Jeff Chidester sits down with regular political science expert Dr. John Lappie, a professor at Plymouth…

Protecting Free Speech in Schools, What Granite State Voters Are Saying, and the Debate Over Socialism on the Campaign Trail

Kicking off the new week on the Morning Update Show, Jeff Chidester dives into a prominent local First Amendment battle…

Counter Conversation Live: Housing Markets, Student IDs, USA Today Top Picks, and Political Satire from the Purple Finch

Broadcasting live on location from the Purple Finch Restaurant in Bedford, host Jeff Chidester delivers a packed edition of The…

Voter Integrity Expert Ally Triolo Breaks Down Latest DOJ Actions and New Hampshire Voting Laws

In this interview on WFEA, voter integrity expert Ally Triolo joins the program to provide listeners with an essential update…

Data Centers in Concord, ‘Eat the Rich’ in Vermont, and Other Morning Delusions

Kick off the morning with Jeff Chidester as he wades through the swamp of manufactured metrics, starting with a healthy…

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