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Finally, something people are agreeing about…

Guest host Nate Shrader from New England College talks with Dr. Jeffery O’Leary History Professor at Mitchell College in Connecticut about the growing demand for the Epstein Files and the growing consensus for their release which continues to cross party lines. And changes at the White House that could have historical impact.

The impact of Volunteers at New Hampshire’s Veterans home

Jeff chats with Heather Sparano and some of the volunteers at the New Hampshire Veteran’s home. 

Lloyd talks about the impact the Board of Managers has at New Hampshire’s Veterans home

Jeff chats with Paul Lloyd from the NH Veterans Home about his role as Chair of the Board of Managers.

The challenges facing funding for the arts in the Granite State

Matt and Christine from Business NH Magazine talk about how the challenges budget cuts pose on the Arts.

Gaining a better understanding of AI

Wesley Hodges, Acting Director at for the Center for Technology at Heritage shares with guest host George Hansel the impacts AI is having on the American home.

Could New Hampshire’s high demand for Electricity result in the Constitution Pipeline being resurrected

Guest host George Hansel and Gabriella Hoffman Director of the Center for Energy and Conservation at the Independent Women’s Forum talk about the recent visit of by the head of EPA to New Hampshire, and how a natural gas pipeline to the Northeast could become a reality again.

This week in audio with Nicole Silverio

Guest host George Hansel and Media Expert, Nicole Silverio talk about how one Texas lawmaker compares the redistricting of Texas to the Holocaust and Tom Holman shares his thoughts on comments made by a Democrat over her homeland and her life in the United States.   

Patty Nieberg: US Navy Testing The Skydweller Program

Imagine a surveillance aircraft capable of staying aloft for over 72 hours? Patty Nieberg, of Task & Purpose, joins the…

Dr. Kristen Markwith: Understanding Neuropathy Part Two: Chemotherapy Neuropathy

Patients being treated for cancer and going through chemotherapy often experience side effects. Dr. Kristen Marwith from Trend Acupuncture joins…

Thom Brueckner: Why Does Jerome Powell Still Have His Job?

Why does Jerome Powell still have his job at the Federal Reserve? Are changes needed at both the Federal Reserve…

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