(Hour 1b&c) Okay, we had to do it. Deflategate. You know the drill. Was the punishment fair? Does it fit the offense, or could it be an elaborate effort to “get even” for the perceived white house snub. Jim...
Read More(Hour 2a&b) Student privacy has been violated to a whole new degree courtesy of a Youth Risk Behavior Survey that was given to high school freshman. The survey which was given to students without prior parental...
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(Hour 3b) State Representative Will Infantine (R-Manchester) joined us to talk about the...
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(Hour 1c) Is the east coast in danger of the same kind of crime plaguing places like Ferguson, MO?...
Read More(Hour 3a) Sometimes it’s better to take a walk then stick around to incriminate yourself. State Representative Lori Sanborn (R-Bedford) was removed from her position on The House Finance Committee based on a choice she...
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(Hour 3a) The New Hampshire Legislature has gained national attention over a bill that the House...
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(Hour 3c) Senator Rand Paul discussed tonight’s upcoming rally event at the Red Jacket Inn....
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(hour 2c) Tim Soucy joins us to discuss a benefit on April 2nd at Labelle Winery for a West High...
Read More(Hour 3a) Some things don’t make sense. One of those things was a proposed bill to require Governor Maggie Hassan to follow a law that she was already supposed to follow. The Right to Know law as well as others DO apply...
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(Hour 3b&c) State Rep. Will Infantine (R-Manchester Ward 6) fills us in on classless...
Read More(Hour 1c) Ed Naile joins us to discuss the problem of double-voters and the potential price of of information under Right to Know. The reasons why you cannot put a price on public information and what Ed intends to do if the...
Read More(Hour 3b) Rich discusses the upcoming Queen City elections, as well as Mayor Gatsas’ education and budget plans. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/195338170″...
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