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Reporter Damien Fisher: NH House Member Banned During Non-Session Periods

Reporter Damien Fisher joins us to discuss the disciplinary case against New Hampshire House Member Ellen Read (Newmarket). Rep. Ellen…

NH State Senator Dan Innis: Tax Day Eve, It’s Nothing to Celebrate

NH State Senator Dan Innis joins us to discuss the Tax Day public session at the NH House to debate…

Dr. Nate Shrader: NH Gubernatorial Candidate Goes Rogue and NH 2nd Candidate Releases a Policy Focus

We go a little free-range in our conversation with Dr. Nate Shrader of New England College, as we discuss the…

Sean Kennedy: What Does Tax Day Mean for Tips and Overtime?

April 15, 2026, is Tax Day, and many Americans will see more in their wallets thanks to the 2025 passage…

All Care Medical: A Patient-Centric Approach to Primary Care

Soaring costs and a healthcare industry growing ever more connected with its patients.  Dr. Azar Korbey, along with his team…

Crissy Kantor: Budget, School Curriculum, Small Business Concerns, & Constituent Services

Manchester Alderman Crissy  Kantor joins us in the studio to dicuess constituent services, a growing Manchester, small business concerns, school…

Tom Raffio: Oral Healthcare Outreach, Community Support Through Various Road races

Our friend Tom Raffio from Northeast Delta Dental joins us to discuss the very important oral healthcare program for struggling…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: Congress Returns to DC with a Full Plate Awaiting Them

The Hill’s Emily Brooks joins us to discuss House members’ return to DC from the Easter break. They have a…

Dr. John Lappie: Iran Blockade, Hungry Election, & Jefferson’s Birthday

Plymouth State University Professor Dr. John Lappie joins us to discuss the failure of the 21-hour peace treaty marathon between…

Political Satirist Karl Zahn: Online Influencer Take a Strange Turn

Regular guest Karl Zahn, political satirist and Substack commentator, joins Jeff Chidester to dicuess the sudden, odd behavior of Tucker Carlson,…

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