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Policy Expert Preston: Reject Victimhood

Policy expert Preston Brashers, Advancing American Freedom, shares his thoughts on his recent article – ‘Conservatives Must Embrace Personal Responsibility…

Policy Pundit Simon Hankinson: Cultural and Pollical Battles Abound

Policy pundit, author, and former foreign service diplomat Simon Hankinson pops onto The Morning Update Show to discuss how the…

Task & Purpose: Drones Use for Battlefield Evac

13Senior reporter Patty Nieberg of Task & Purpose joins The Morning Update to dicuess an interesting story about the US…

Taylor Hathorn: Supporting Gold Star Families

Regular WFEA contributor Taylor Hathorn joins us for a special conversation to highlight and honor Children of Fallen Patriots Day.…

NH Banker Association: The Community Loan Program

Kristy Merrill, President of the New Hampshire Bankers Association, joins the show and brings guest Katie McQuaid, Katie McQuaid, Senior…

Bill Alexander: Candlelight Vigil for Fallen Law Enforcement Officers

May 10-16 marks National Law Enforcement Appreciation Week, with May 13 featuring a candlelight vigil to honor those law enforcement…

Policy Expert Drew Cline: The Truth About NH School Budgets

The City of Manchester is deep into discussions about the school funding dilemma, recently announcing that it would not be…

Policy Expert Kristen Cianci: Platner Campaign, Small Business Week

Policy and communication expert Kristen Cianci, Northeastern Regional Director, joins us to discuss the troubling aspects of the Graham Platner…

Alderman Crissy Kantor: Education and Taxpayer Pressure

Alderman Crissy Kantor joins The Morning Update in the studio for a quick update on Manchester City Government. Alderman Kantor…

Elite Educational Institute

Lindsay Andronaco, Board-Certified Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, Owner and Medical Director of Elite Medical Spa, and Lauren Bryant, Educator…

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