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Dr. John Lappie: The Maine Senate Race and A.I. Pollicy

As some in the corporate media continue to describe the many issues facing Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner as “controversial,…

Small Business Spotlight: Turf Depot

Celebrating its 90th Anniversary, Turf Depot continues to grow and offer stellar services to its lifelong clients and new clients seeking great products…

Dr. John Lappie: SCOTUS And The Power of the Executive Branch

Plymouth State University Professor Dr. John Lappie discusses what SCOTUS said about the power of the Executive Branch. Host Jeff…

Political Satirist Karl Zahn: Voting for the People Who Got Into A Mess

Substack commentator and political satirist Karl Zahn joins WFEA to talk about the state of voters in America today. Karl…

visitNH.gov: The Best Donuts in the Granite State

Kris Nielsen from visitNH.gov offers a visit to some of the best donut shops throughout New Hampshire. Not only does…

Rep. Ross Berry: Session Summary and NH House Leadership

New Hampshire State Representative Ross Berry joins us to discuss a final summary of the legislative session. Tax cap, housing,…

Policy Pundit Walter McFarlane: The State of American Media – Voters and Candidate Character

Policy pundit, blogger, and regular guest Walter McFarlane joins WFEA in the studio. WFEA host Jeff Chidester and Walter discuss…

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Opening: Trump and the Ceasefire, Ayotte Reelection, Bernie on AI

June 5, 2026 Always be part of the conversation at 603.669.1370 Opening the WFEA Morning Update Show on RED Friday…

Economic Expert Zachary Cady: SNAP Benefits, ‘The Beige Book,’ Energy

Economic expert Zachary Cody, Advance American Freedom (AAF), pops onto the show to discuss a recent article on SNAP benefit…

Capital Hill Reporter Nicole Silverio: War Powers Vote, Platner Endorsements, ICE

Capitol Hill Reporter Nicole Silverio, Daily Caller News Foundation, shares three of her most recent articles on Capitol Hill activity:…

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Gloria Steinem, a potent voice of US feminism and co-founder of Ms. Magazine, dies at 92

Gloria Steinem, the celebrated author and activist who became one of the most visible symbols and potent voices of the U.S. women's movement and a fierce advocate for feminist causes for over six decades, has died. She was 92.