Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Tuesday, April 12, 201604/12/2016

Keeping Kids Out Of The Middle

In Law Matters

Dr Benjamin Garber is in to talk about how to be there for children during a divorce.

Thursday, April 7, 201604/07/2016

Manchester Community College

Marc Bellerose, Department chair of Automotive Technology at MCC is in to talk about the program.

Tuesday, April 5, 201604/05/2016

Navigating Through a Domestic Violence Case

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matter-navigating-domestic-v-law-matter-navigating-domestic-v

Thursday, March 31, 201603/31/2016

Spring Cleaning

JP Padfield from Paul’s Executive Car Care is in to talk about the importance of keeping your car clean both inside and out.

Thursday, March 24, 201603/24/2016

Corrosion

Wayne from Russel Auto is in for Ron as he talks about corrosion.

Tuesday, March 22, 201603/22/2016

Employee Firing

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/fea0684-law-matters-employees-firing

Thursday, March 17, 201603/17/2016

St Patrick’s Day!

In Talking Cars

Bill Stanyan is in for Ron as we talk, VW, GM and self driving cars.

Tuesday, March 15, 201603/15/2016

The Ins and Outs of Child Support

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/fea0373-law-matters-the-ins-and-outs-of

Thursday, March 10, 201603/10/2016

Body Issues

In Talking Cars

Dave Ludwig from Prestige Auto Body is in to talk about body repairs after a collision.

Tuesday, March 8, 201603/08/2016

Resolving Employee Sexual Harassment Claims

In Law Matters

  https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matters-resolving-employee  

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