(Hour 1b) Rich talked about the beginning of Sunshine Week where it draws attention to Open Government Law. Rich also shared about The Constitution and how back when it was written, the NH Constitution was used as reference....
Read More(Hours 2a,b,c) Rich spoke to State Representative Dan Itse of Fremont about the founding of New Hampshire and America. He informed the listeners that Paul Revere’s first ride happened to be to New Hampshire. Tune in to...
Read More(Hour 1a) Rich shared his experience from his visit to the Zombie Apocalypse at Liquid Planet in Candia on Friday. And commented on the latest Metzler malarkey from the Timberlane Regional School District. Scary stuff! Read...
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(Hour 2b) Question: what does Santa Claus and a Zombie Apocalypse have in common? This segment on...
Read More(Hour 3b, c) NH State Rep. Dan Itse and Gene Shannon are founders of the Founding Fathers At Work, a private organization seeking to educate teachers and students about the U.S. Constitution. For free! The importance of...
Read More(Hour 3a, b) Kimberly Morin is a writer for Examiner.com, gave us her take on the US Senate race between Jim Rubens, Bob Smith and Scott Brown. Brown enjoys a decided fundraising edge over his competitors. Will money be the...
Read More(Hour 2c) State Rep. Dan Itse from Fremont, NH has written a book, States Have Powers: The Powers of the People. Have the evangelical founding principles of the NH and US Constitutions been all but forgotten? Itse discussed the...
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(Hour 2b, c) Dan Itse is a conservative Republican member of the New Hampshire House of...
Read More(Hour 3a) Our “mysteriously losing his voice and in need of a sucrets” host dove a bit more into the tweets from the twits at the Westboro Baptist Church. Rich had a preview of the big holiday show that we’re...
Read More05-16-2014 News Well both the N H House and Senate were in session yesterday, which might be why we felt the ground shake. Anyway, the House passed the so called Buffer Zone Bill by a stupefying one sixty two to one hundred...
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