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DOGE Cuts & What The Media Is Missing About Trump’s Initial Actions

Nicole Silverio from the Daily Caller News Foundation delivers the big audio clips of the week. First up is CNN…

Business NH Magazine’s Matt Mowry On Affinity Groups to Foster Communication, Unity, and Belonging

Matt Mowry from Business NH Magazine shared two valuable stories. The first is from their regular ‘HR Memo’ feature on…

Ongoing Housing-Focused NH State Legislation

Matt Mayberry of the NH Home Builders Association discusses ongoing housing-focused state legislation and the upcoming NH Home Show, which…

Sustainable, Affordable, Micro-Unit Housing in NH

Former Keene Mayor George Hansel shares a recent housing project that was conceived, designed, built, and opened within five months.…

Reagan VS Trump, Comparing Leadership Skills and Tactics

Former Ambassador Frank Lavin joins to discuss his new book ‘Inside the Reagan White House: A Front-Row Seat to Presential…

Protecting Women’s and Girls’ Sports

Beth Parlato, Senior Legal Advisor at IWF, discusses changes needed to improve NH SB268/HB148, which are intended to protect women’s…

Manchester Parking Issues and the Lack of Enforcement

Manchester Ink Link Andy Sylvia discussed the ward 11 meeting, where the conversation turned to parking issues and the lack…

Understanding The Issues Affecting Our Federal Budget Deficit

Chris Towner, Policy Director at the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, shares keen insight into understanding the issues affecting…

Numerous Municipal School Funding Meetings Are Underway In NH

Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy joins The Morning Update to discuss the numerous municipal school…

NH State Sen. Dan Innis on Outlawing Taking Photos of Minors and Using AI to Sexualize the Images

NH State Sen. Dan Innis observes the DOGE process, and some reported misconceptions. Sen. Innis discusses a new piece of…

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