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Cosgrove on why Republicans are having a hard time trusting Trump after he failed to keep election promises.

Suffolk University Political Science and Legal Studies Professor Ken Cosgrove Joins guest host Nate Shrader to talk about the impact left by the recent round of political ads ahead of the midterms. And why Republican are becoming weary of Trump’s long list of political promises.

Sen. Dan Innis on the common objective facing voters

With the midterm election quickly approaching State Senator Dan Innis chats with guest host Nathan Shrader on the common objectives facing Americans as they head into the voting booth and the work being done in Concord looking to keep people’s best interests in mind.  

Trisciani talks about Constitutional Amendment that does away with Office of the Register of Probate.

Guest host Nate Shrader chats with Manchester Alderman June Trisciani about a question on the midterm ballot that would call for a Constitutional Amendment that would eliminate the Office of the Register of Probate.

Daimen Fisher on AG Formella’s connection to group tied January 6th Riot

Reporter Damien Fisher chats with guest host Nathan Shrader on his recent article which ties New Hampshire’s Attorney General John Formella, Chief of Staff Chris Bond, and Communications Director Mike Garity to free trips totaling $71,000.00 paid for by the Rule of Law Defense Fund, a group which has ties to the January 6th riot on the Capital and sponsor the “Stop the Steal” campaign.

State Rep. Patrick Long on the importance of paying attention to the needs of constituents

Ward 7 State Rep. Patrick Long talks about the issues facing folks in the Queen City and how he’s making sure their concerns are heard!

Manufacturing Extension Partnership 2026 Summit

Jeff takes the Morning Update on the road and broadcasts from the Grappone Conference Center in Concord for the Manufacturing Extension Partnership 2026 Summit sponsored by Community College System of New Hampshire.

Alderman June Trisciani Breaks Down Manchester’s School Board Appointment Controversy & Revaluation Fears

In this episode of WFEA’s Morning Update, host Jeff Chidester sits down with Manchester Alderman-at-Large June Trisciani for a candid…

Assessments, Veterans, and Public Land: Mayor Jay Ruais Unpacks the Latest Board Decisions

Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais stops by the studio to speak with host Jeff Chidester after the latest Board of Mayor…

Property Value Surges & Tax Concerns: Alderman Crissy Kantor on Manchester’s Latest Assessments

Manchester Ward 6 Alderman Crissy Kantor drops by the WFEA studio for a quick update with host Jeff Chidester on…

Is the ‘NH Advantage’ Enough? Business Leaders Weigh Tax Cuts Against Housing & Labor Shortages

Host Jeff Chidester welcomes Business NH Magazine’s Christine Carignan and Reporter Scott Merrill for a focused discussion on New Hampshire’s…

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