The WFEA Morning Update

Counter Conversation at MaryAnn’s Diner in Derry NH
Counter Conversation at MaryAnn’s Diner in Derry NH

We took The Morning Update with jeff Chidester on its monthly Counter Conversation Roadtrip.

In our first hour, we discuss the top news story of the day, the history of MaryAnn’s Diner, and its rich connection to New Hampshire’s FITN (First in the Nation Primary). We close the hour with a look at the day’s history and trends.

 

During the second hour, we welcome an up-and-coming New Hampshire House member, Representative Smual Farrington.  Rep. Farrington discusses his bill that will allow college students to legal carry firearms and non-lethal weapons on public college property.  Ginger Munson also joined us at MaryAnn’s to discuss New Hampshire-related activities.

 

 

During our final, we are joined by MaryAnn’s regular Ryan at the end of the broadcast to discuss why he makes an almost daily visit to MaryAnn’s Diner. Political satirist Karl Zahn joins Ginger Munson and Jeff Chidester to discuess

 

 

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