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Monday, July 2, 201807/02/2018

June 30th – Part 2

In Golf on the Radio

Golf on the Radio June 30, 2018 at Amherst Country Club with Dave Long, Matt Schmidt, Scott Peters and Chad Zingales.

Monday, July 2, 201807/02/2018

June 30th – Part 1

In Golf on the Radio

Golf on the Radio June 30, 2018 at Amherst Country Club with Dave Long, Matt Schmidt, Scott Peters and Chad Zingales.

Thursday, June 28, 201806/28/2018

Summer Driving 2018

In Talking Cars

Monday, June 25, 201806/25/2018

June 23rd – Part 2

In Golf on the Radio

Golf on the Radio June 23, 2018 with Dave Long, Matt Schmidt and Justyn Snider at Lake Sunapee Country Club.

Monday, June 25, 201806/25/2018

June 23rd – Part 1

In Golf on the Radio

Golf on the Radio June 23, 2018 with Dave Long, Matt Schmidt and Justyn Snider at Lake Sunapee Country Club.

Thursday, June 21, 201806/21/2018

Car Bashing

In Talking Cars

Sunday, June 17, 201806/17/2018

June 16 – Part 2

In Golf on the Radio

Golf on the Radio June 16, 2018 with Dave Long at Golf and Ski Warehouse in Greenland, NH. Scott Peters guests.

Sunday, June 17, 201806/17/2018

June 16 – Part 1

In Golf on the Radio

Golf on the Radio June 16, 2018 with Dave Long at Golf and Ski Warehouse in Greenland, NH. Scott Peters guests.

Thursday, June 14, 201806/14/2018

Talking Cars: Fathers day!

In Talking Cars

Tuesday, June 12, 201806/12/2018

Divorce Trial and Beyond Part 2

In Law Matters

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