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Damien Fisher: Updates on NH YDC Sexual Assault and the Claremont School District Financial Scandals

A lower New Hampshire court ruled against the victims in the NH YDC sexual assault case. Why and what will…

Dr. Nathan Shrader: Political Scandals Rock Both NH Political Parties

The New Hampshire Democratic and Republican Parties (1, 2) are dealing with ‘mini-scandals.’ How will these scandals affect either party…

Jeff’s Monday Morning Monologue (011225): New Hampshire is Not Minnesota, Thank God

“We’re Not Minnesota” – NH Governor Kelly Ayotte Events outside the State of New Hampshire (Minnesota finds itself in an unwelcome,…

Minnesota Shooting: The Real Blame is the Heated Rhetoric

With the tragic story of the shooting in Minnesota and the ongoing welfare fraud in Minnesota dominating the news, the…

NE Patriots Roundup: Patriots Move to the Next Round of the Playoffs

WFEA/Manchester Media Group’s Sports Analysis, Pete Tarrier, joins us to discuss the performance of the NE Patriots in their first…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: Republicans Vote for ACA Subsidies, Now What?

How will the Trump Administration react to the 17 Republican Congressmen who voted for the ACA subsidies against the position…

Term Limits in NH: Former NH State Senator Chuck Morse

Will Granite Staters support term limits for those elected to Congress? According to a recent Pew poll, over 87% of…

visitNH.gov: Intermountain Health Freestyle Cup Returns to NH

There are plenty of activities to do in New Hampshire, both indoors and outdoors. But when was the last time…

Dr. Monique Yohanan: The New CDC Vaccine Schedule and the New Food Pyramid

Recently, the CDC announced a new vaccine schedule and released an updated version of the food pyramid. What are some…

Karl Zahn: Luigi Mangione Cult Coverage and Minnesota Has Lost its Mind

Political satirist, stand-up comedian, and Substact commentator Karl Zahn joins us to discuss the cult of personalities that have surrounded…

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