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Granite Grok: Who is Backing the ‘No Kings’ Rallies?

Steve McDonald joins us from one of the most well-read international news sources, Granite Gork. Steve and Jeff discuss the…

Dr. John Lappie: Is a Once-powerful Conservative Gathering Losing its Political Mojo?

Is a once-powerful conservative gathering losing its political mojo? President Trump issued an executive order to provide back pay to…

NH Sen. Sue Prentiss: Crossover Madness is Under Control

NH State Senator Sue Prentiss pops onto the show to give a NH Senate perspective on the crossover process. Sen.…

Karl Zahn: A Wildlife Bridge to Nowhere

Political satirist and Substack commentator Karl Zahn joins us to discuss this week’s Substack article, his thoughts on Delta restricting…

Sen. Bill Ganon: Updates on DWI Loopholes and Preserving Women/Girls Save Spaces

New Hampshire State Senator Gannon came on the show to discuss the continued crossover process in the NH Legislature. The…

NH Majority Leader Jason Osborne: Saying ‘No’ to an Income Tax

NH House Majority Leader Jason Osborne joins us to dicuess the ‘crossover’ process, where bills from the House go to…

Business NH Magazine: Under Pressure – NH’s Transportation Project Woes

Matt Mowry and Christine Carignan join us in the studio to discuss this month’s feature article – Under Pressure: Projects…

March 2026 Roundtable: What Policies are Weighing on the Minds of Granite Staters?

This month’s roundtable takes a look at the current state of the 2026 election focus. What local, regional, and national…

Peter LaMonica: MCC Cybersecurity Symposium

Peter La Monica, Associate Professor – Computer Science at Manchester Community College  (MCC), pops into the studio to discuss the…

Media Expert Nicole Silverio: What do Joe Kent, John Brenna, and Sen. Schumer Have in Common?

Media Expert Nicole Silverio, Daily Caller New Foundation, delivers her top three audio/video clips of the week.  This week’s clips…

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