Steve Smith Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Hosted by WCNL Country General Manager Steve Smith, listen for daily workday downloads of the best interviews of interest for the local Sullivan County area of New Hampshire
Cathy Peschkem, Republican from Croydon, is here as we talk about her campaign for State Representative, school choice, home schooling, lowering taxes, caring about people's struggles, going on the road to campaign, and lots more.
Timothy Fitzpatrick, Democrat from Charelstown, is here discussing his campaign for State Representative in NH. He is running for Charlestown, Unity and Newport. We discuss housing, taxing the wealthy, being a "New Deal" Democrat of today, running for office, and lots more.
Dale Girard, Mayor of Claremont and State Representative, is here as we talk about his time in the State House this past year, switiching from Democrat to Republican, Claremont schools, Claremont looking for a new city manager, and more.
Kate Lupold and Fran Huot are here from the Library Arts Center as we talk about the Apple Pie Craft Fair happening August 22 in Newport. We discuss how many vendors, the food, the pies, music, and more. Plus the Richards Free Library has their Book Festival the same day. We also discuss events coming up at the LAC and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about National Night Out this past week, Alex's retirement announcement, Paradise Road bridge closed, Officer Anderson's injury, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about breakfast places, John Sununu, city manger search in claremont, Joe's take on Pleasant Street in Claremont, Claremont school stuff, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk scams, crypto $$, the e-bike accident, National Night Out and more.
My daughter Harper is here at work with me before she goes down to New York City this morning. She talks about the band she is going to see in NYC, what she wants to do, and field hockey season coming up.
Shannon MacMIchael, executive director of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, is here as we talk about this past weekend's Concert on the Common / Farmers Market, events coming up and more.
State Representatives Mike and Judy Aron are here as we discuss the married couple being State Reps, both retiring at the end of their term, things they are proud of, housing in NH, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed selling his golf cart, Wayne's yellow truck, Wayne's Chevy Luv, cruise nights coming up and lots more
From the Newport Police Department, Kristal Rowe is here as we talk about National Night Out, happening Tuesday night in Newport, what National Night Out is, who is involved and lots more.
Jessica Dennis and Vickie Kelly are here as we talk about keeping bees, how to get into it, swarms of bees, bee school, bee keepers helping bee keepers, and more.
April and Jacob from the Cornish Fair are here as we gear up for an exciting fair year. We talk about what is coming back, all the ag stuff, the midway, the shows, the tradition!
From Mt Royal Academy in Sunapee, Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about all the projects at the school this summer, the new mission for the school this next year, high school lockerrooms, cleaning up everything, having a relationship with God and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the documentary that I watched called "The American Experiment," Joe bringing in baked goods, Anthony Faucci in the Senate yesterday, the Trails program, Joe's disgust at the County delegation and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about possible flooding, being in the command center, e-bike accident in Claremont last week, plus random stuff like the 4 types of aliens, Brent isn't running much these days, and some other stuff too.
Candidate Nh Senate District 8, David Trumble, is here as we talk about his campaign, what he loves about being on the candidate trail, issues he hears often from residents, school funding, affordable housing, his life as a farmer, New Hampshire downshifting to the counties and towns, and lots more. His website is www.trumble4nh.com
Shannon MacMichael, Executive Director of the Newport Area Chamber of Commerce is here (sponsored by LaValleys). We talk about Concerts On The Common, Block Party, the Chamber Board and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here the morning after a cruise night. We talk about Wayne dragging himself in, last night was a great car night, traffic circles, eddie painting his house, people driving too fast, Eddie's rat rod, and a whole much of other random stuff.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about eating cow corn, will corn self-seed, stuff we see online, effecient engines, national politics, and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here for the first time in forever. We talk about what he has been up to, the City Manager situation, openings within the city, positive stuff in Claremont, his budget, and lots more.
Shannon MacMichael, Executive Director of the Newport Area Chamber of Commerce, is here as we talk about the status of the Newport Chamber, her path to becoming Executive Director, great things happening in Newport, Concerts on the Common, what do chambers do, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we start things off....Eddie might be a little bit grumpy. Last week, he ordered breakfast from a local place, and part of his order didn't come out...he is still annoyed of that. We let Eddie get everything off his chest, then talk about cruise nights, the Saturday morning car cruise, going to the junk yard (and the junk yard business) and lots more.
Ben Holobowicz is here from the newly formed Sunapee Harbor Health. Ben talks about the formation of the new healthcare facility, what goes into starting up something like this, he sets the record straight on his leaving employment in Newport, looks ahead to the future, explains how the new facitily will operate, and lots more.
Executive Councilor Karen Liot Hill is here as we talk about her role with the Executive Council, what they do, state taxes, radio stories, how Karen got into politics, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the song Dead Skunk, the data centers popping up, environment issues, Revelation, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Eddie painting his house, last night's cruise night, Wayne's tow truck project, cursive writing, using cell phone, playing country music, and lots more.
Derek Ferland, County Manger of Sullivan County, is here as we talk about the news article that came out recently, how discover Sugar River Region was started & where it is at now, people posting on Facebook, and lots more.
Jeana Newbern is here from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice as we talk about the new CEO at the VNA, involvement at Hospital Days, volunteers at the VNA and more.
County Commisioner Joe Osgood is here iwth County Manager Derek Ferland to bring to light to a properly line dispute that the County is involved in. We addressed infomration provide on Facebook, how things got to where it is at now, what is next and lots more.
From Road To Independence - Margaret Coulter is here as we talk about what RTI is, taking care of donkeys, the Kick Us Forward Fundraiser on Sunday July 12th, and lots more.
My wife Christine and her sister Amy are here as we talk about Amy's birthday, coming from Illinois, the goyette Family Reunion, things to do in New Hampshire, and lots more.
Wayne adn Eddie are here as we talk about what landed on Ed's property, Wayne's tow truck project, people who move alot, Ed keeps trading in, Ed painting his house, the next cruise night, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the 4th of July, growing up in Lexington, MA, what happened at Richard's Free Library this week, open container laws, fireworks laws in Newport, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about how the Farm Day went in Claremont last week, Joe's new favorite soft serve ice cream, ice cream taste test, Grover Cleveland's grandson, and a whole bunch more useless trivia.
Brenda Burns from the Newport Senior Center & Sullivan County Meals On Wheels program is here with Tiffany Eddy with Revo Casino as we talk about the partnership between Meals on Wheels and Revo from now until 7/9/26, what to expect at Revo, this is not all the funding Meals on Wheels need, and lots more.
Doug Daniels, Senior Manager of Mt Sunapee Resort, is here as we look ahead to the busy summer fun at the Mountain, differnet activites and adventures you can have there, all the different things to do, what to expect this summer, the Epic Pass and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about this week's cruise night, the Wings and Wheels car show last weekend, Springfield VT WFW car show in July, Eddie painting his house, driving with a cop car behind you and lots more.
Det Paul Beaudet, from the Newport PD, is here as we talk about the car show this weekend, his Mustang, Newport hiring new officers, fireworks, and lots more.
From Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay is back in studio with special guest - my wife - Christine Smith. We talk about the bible, what their favorite books of the Bible are, thoughts on the cannon of the Bible, updates at Mt Royal Academy and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we touch on the County budget, the Free Open Farm Day in Claremont on Saturday, taking care of plants, Joe sold his car and got a Jeep, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about what happens whe Ed passes out, beer, the Saturday cruise that happened, this week's cruise night was rained out, Wings and Wheels Car Show is this weekend and more.
From Sullivan County Meals on Wheels / Newport Senior Center, Brenda Burns is here with Kim from Best Of Times Travel as we talk about the travel opportunities that are happening at the Senior Center, with day trips and get-a-ways. We talk about how the trips work, what are available, raising money for the programs and more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Eric Perry is here on his last week of work in Newport.. With Eric is Sarah Fisher, the new Director of the CTE and Kristie Howe. We talk about the progress at the CTE, What Eric loved about the Newport community, growth in the school, what he wishes residents knew about the school and school district, plus introduce Sarah as the new Director, talk Winter Carnival with Kristie and lots more.
From the Claremont Kiwanis, Jeff Coburn, John Hall and Mike Dewey are here as we talk about the Kids Fest in Claremont, how it works, what will happen, and what will be given out.
Joe Osgood is here with Julie MacGlaflin as we talk about Farm Day at the MacGlaflin Farm in Claremont, when it is happening, what we can expect, lots of cow talk and much more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne getting his old tow truck back & all the work that will need to happen to it, Eddie doesn't need another project, electric tools, the Coffee and Donuts Saturday morning cruise this Saturday and more.
Shasta Grant is in studio as we talk about her first published novel When We Were Feral. Shasta went to high school in Newport and was one grade ahead of me. She talks about basing her novel in Newport, using actual places that existed in the time period of the early 1990's, the theme of the book, how she got to where she is at as an author, being published, what her hometown of Newport, NH means to her, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about graduation this past week, Summer is here, bikes on sidewalk, bike accient this past week, motorcycles, milling of North Main Street, and some other stuff too.
Jeana Newbern is here from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice as we discuss that Andrea Patrick-Baudet, MBA, RN, CHPN, CHPCA, will join the agency as President and CEO, effective June 22. She replaces Jim Culhane, who led LSRVNA for 11 years in this role and departed on June 1 to lead another home health care organization in the state.
Chuck Sink is in studio as we talk about marketing in this day & age, digitial fields & cell phone marketing, how he got into helping businesses, his ad agency, different clients he has locally, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Sullivan County budget process, Discover Sugar River Region, the Car Nutz Main Street Cruise, Joe's trip to the White Mountains with Primex and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the highly successful and fun Main Street Cruise that happened Monday night. The weather was perfect, there were over 100 cars there, and lots of people. We focus mainly on the cruise in town and talk about how the event went.
From Richards Free Library in Newport, Sally Bernier is here as we talk about the Library, how the citizens not passing the town budget affects the Library, summer reading, birds are dinosaurs, the Hale Award and more
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about PJ's Last Lap, the PT test officers have to do, the cadet academy, and more.
He hasn't been retired a whole week yet and PJ is back. It was great to have him in. He talked about his "Last Lap" around the Newport Town Common, how much money was rasied during this event, all the people that came out, where the money goes, and lots more.
Rob Thompson, from 4th Kind Kilms, is here as we catch up, talk about his filming company, world money, and a bunch of other random stuff.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about some sad news, Wally Langlois (who came on this program many times over the years) passed away last week. We talk about Wally, his car, the work he did, his racing days and more. That lead us to talk about what happens when we die, what we want to happen to us, and more stuff. We also talked about Ed's "new" truck, the Main Street cruise next week, the car show in Cornish and other stuff.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about his oldest graduating recently, graduation season, what he would say to a young version of himself today, late night police, tinted windows, the America 250 licence plates and lots more.
For one final time as Recreation Director for the Town of Newport, PJ Lovely is here, as we talk about his Last Lap event this weekend, raising money for the new skating rink on the Common, his time serving Newport, making a difference to the community, what retirement looks like, and lots more. Brought to you by Sugar River Bank. Thank you PJ for all you have done.
From Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about the upcoming end of school activities for the seniors, Derek getting ready for his speech, my wife Christine came in to chat with Derek, she asked some questions on praying to Saints, how to teach love to students, the power of AI, the Pope's comments on AI, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Lone Star Tick & what could happen to you, the UFC fight at the White House in June, power in America, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the Memorial Day cruise night, driving very fast, random food talk and some other stuff too.
From the American Legion Post 29, outgoing Commander Steve Blish is here with incoming Commander Rob Lovett. We talk about Rob's new role, events at the Legion coming up, what is the American Legion, raising money for the community, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about taking care of plants, the python challenge in Florida, Corbin Park, Claremont Motorsports Park, land dispute with the County and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about gas prices, a nun beating me at the lights in Manchester, riding on boats / cruises, the next cruise night of the year, and lots more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Newport, Mr Eric Perry is here with Niko Peck as we talk about the end of the school year, prom this past weekend, upcoming CTE events, Niko's role next year, Mr Perry announced his leaving at the end of June and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about how successful the Green Up Clean Up went, Sunshine 5K, upcoming events, his trip to Peru coming in June, the town vote this past week, and lots more.
From the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice, Jeana Newbern is here with outgoing CEO Jim Culhane as we talk to Jim about his tenure with the VNA, accomplishments he has been part of, the great staff at the VNA, Covid and lots more. Plus we discuss the Women Who Make A Difference event that happened yesterday.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about what he would buy if money were no object (hint....it's a very expensive camper), President Trump's trip to China, the "autopen" and lots more.
David's House Executive Director Don Dutton is here with Melinda Carpenter, from One Credit Union, to discuss the Karaoke Contest that Melinda is organizing to benefit David's House. We talk about what David's House is, how it was founded, who they help, where it's located, as well as why Melinda wanted to pitch in and organize this event, how the contest works, where it's located, all the different prizes and much more.
Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about last night's cruise night (the first of the year), Wayne's yellow truck he built, Ed's annimal issue at his house, the weight of gold, and lots more.
Jeff North is here as we talk about his first term as a Selectman in Newport, the election tomorrow, what he is hearing from people, what he loves about Newport, why he is running for re-election, and more.
Tara MacKillup is here from NFI North. Tara introduced her organization, which began in Massachusetts in 1974 and expanded to New Hampshire in 1992. The agency was founded with the mission of helping people with mental illness transition out of institutions and receive community-based care at home. Tara explained NFI North's mission to provide community-based residential treatment for adults with mental illness, operating two five-bed programs in Newport and preparing to open a 16-bed program soon. She discussed how the organization aims to move people out of institutional settings and into community living, noting that while attitudes toward mental health have improved since the 1970s, stigma still exists. Tara emphasized that many people with mental illness can live and work in the community when properly supported and medicated. Tara discussed an upcoming job fair at the CoWorks office in Newport on Thursday from 11 AM to 4 PM, where NFI North will be recruiting for various positions including management, clinicians, direct service roles, and nursing. The organization offers competitive benefits including medical, dental, vision insurance, domestic partner coverage, and paid time off, and has been voted the best place to work in New Hampshire and Maine for five consecutive years. Tara explained that NFI North operates residential treatment programs across the state, including Newport, Boscawen, Concord, and soon Nashua, with a focus on providing wraparound services for adults, youth, and families.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee and Newport Fire Chief Steve Yannuzzi are here as we talk about the town vote next Tuesday, the warrant articles, what happens with no votes, and more.
Canidate for Newport Selectboard Anna O'Hara is here as we talk about her campaing for office, where she sees Newport in the future, what she is hearing from the public, how the public session was last night, and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about hiking the AT Trail, the final month of being Recreation Director, how great Green Up Clean Up has been, the Sunshine 5K, and other events coming up soon in Newport.
Charen Urban - President of the Newport Rotary Club - is here as we talk about getting more people to join the Rotary Club, their history, what Rotary does, the Penny Sale coming up on May 15th, how it works, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about a social media post regarding County Manager Derek Ferland, the County budget, Discover Sugar River Region, and lots of other stuff as well.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the bump in front of Wayne's house, how the economy affects the hot rod market, Eddie loves boats, and a whole bunch of other stuff too.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about dog registrations, town votings coming up soon, various grants Newport PD receives, and more.
PJ is here (brought to you by Sugar River Bank) as we talk about how his hip is doing the moving sale he will be having in May, Sunshine 5K, Green Up Clean Up, Little League field, PJ's last month here, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the final day of Joe's Family Car Care, Joe's history in the car fixin' buisiness, the shooting in Washington DC, Joe's thoughts on the Claremont Speedway discussions, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about their trip to Epping to the flea market, the fella's had a bad meal on their way, great places to eat locally, eating different types of meat, child labor, things learned young, and lots of other random stuff.
Lots of big topics to talk about with State Representative and Mayor of Claremont, Dale Girard. A little over an hour before we recorded this, Dale changed his political party from Democrat to Republican. We talk about why he switched parties, what he saw with the Democratic Party, his voting plans as a Republican, where he has been voting these past 2 years, whether the switch from D to R will have any impact on Sullivan County and the State of NH's majorities, plus we talk about the heated debate regarding Claremont Motorsports Park—what they are licensed for, whether they are grandfathered into anything, noise complaints from some residents—plus we talk about the Claremont School District, how that impacts the Claremont City Council, the tax burden of Claremont residents, and lots more.
Newport Police chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the past couple months with various members of the PD, the fastest speeder he has ever caught, time to register your dog, changes in the law for drunk driving, and more stuff.
Headmaster of Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay, is here as we talk about picking favorite things, Spiritual Gifts, softball, talking to students & giving them advice, spiritual walk, the Mt Royal Academy auction on May 1st, and lots more.
Well for the first time since last November, Joe Osgood is back in the studio (home from his winter in Florida.) We talk about snow in Florida, his trip to Washington DC, how the county is doing, End Times in the Bible, and lots more.
From Sunapee Police Dept Lt Tim Putchler is here with Sunapee High School Health teacher Alyssa Krause and students Azlyn and Chloe as we talk about Alcohol Awareness Month, the wrecked car in front of the school, the movie the Health Class worked on, their thoughts on marketing to kids, things they learned and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed cutting down his old oak tree, Wayne told his VW in Lake Sunapee story, what happened to Wayne's hand, cruise night is coming soon, and lots more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Eric Perry is here with two students Glory and Gabby as we talk about the Plant & Animal Science and Cosmetology programs.
Newport Public Works Director Chris Pellitier is here as we talk about what Public Works entails, how the roads held up this winter and spring, warrant articles up for vote this May and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about the springtime, events coming up, Green Up Clean Up and lots more.
Eddie and Wayne are in here as we talk about how Ed almost did a trade in this past weekend, cars of the future, having cameras around your house and car, in less that one month the cruise nights start back up, and lots more.
Sergeant Paul Beaudet is here as we talk about technology the PD uses, ways to get compliance, Taser stories, and lots more.
Suzanne Boyington is here with the Claremont Kiwanis, as their big Online Auction starts today (April 10th) and runs until Saturday April 18th. We talk about the action, many of the items, different events they have planned - like the fishing derby and kids fest, plus Brewfest, rining bells and more.
PJ Lovely is here from the Rec Dept as we talk about his upcoming retirement, hiking, biking across the country, the Sunshine 5K, ice rink on the common, and lots more.
Jeana Newbern is here as we talk about the Women Who Make A Difference luncheon in May, who the guest speaker is, how ticket sales are going, the Thursday's Child dinner next week, and lots more.
Derek Ferland, Sullivan County Manager, is here as we talk about Discover Sugar River Region, the Rail Trail Rendezvous, progress on the Nurisng Home, how far the County has gone in 8 years, and more.
Newport Fire Chief Steve Yannuzzi is here during Fire Prevention Week, as we talk about lithium batteries, state-wide fire ban, snoke detectors, the parade in Claremont, new Ambulance coming in December, and more.
Jeana Newbern is here from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice as we talk about the Hospice event later this month, insurance deadlines, looking for volunteers, grief support and more.
Joe is here as we talk about water bottles, copper, radiant heat, county government, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about telephone poles, lightning, saftey, Ed's oak tree and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the busy weekend in Newport with the 5K, Homecoming, Flea Market and more. We discuss the Block Party last week, Newport's new K9, and what we should expect with the new police dog.
Charen Urban from Got Lunch Newport and Christy Schmidt from the Newport Food Pantry are here as we talk about the Weekend To Fight Hunger in Newport. The Baklava Blowout 5K on 10/4 adn the Crop Walk on 10/5. We talk about hunger and food insecurity in the Newport area, upgrades at the Food Pantry and lots more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we catch up on fall sports, how things are going at the new Community Center, winter sports sign ups, how summer went, and more. Sponsor: Sugar River Bank
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the government shutdown, the Pentagon holding random polygraph tests, the block party in Newport last week, Goshen Old Home Day, the Rapture, and more.
Jody Underwood, with the non-profit Education Options (www.EdOpt.org) as we discussion different options for parents to educate their children in New Hampshire, what is a Charter School, can tax money be used to pay for Private Schools, how home school works, the education fair in Claremont next Monday and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about how great the Block Party was, a record turnout for the Car Nutz, Wayne's truck project, Ed's truck, cruine nights are done for the year, and lots more.
Sally Bernier, from the Richards Free Library, is here as we talk about the Hale Award, which is going to be given out this Saturday (10-4-25). We discuss the award, how it's picked, who can win it, and more. There are new hours at the library and the Book Festival was a giant hit, once again.
Derek Tremblay, from Mt Royal Academy, is here as we talk about Charlie Kirk, Christian Nationalists, the death penality, and lot of other stuff.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about his new truck, the Block Party, the drought, and lots of other stuff.
Sarah Locke zoom's on the radio from Locke's Promise, as we talk about Sarah's journey with MS, how MS affects different people, why New England is more prone to getting MS, what Locke's Promise does, how they can help people with MS, and more.
Gail McWilliam Jellie is here to talk about the Sullivan County Farm Days, happening this Saturday and Sunday, all over the county. There will be 13 different farms on this tour, open for all to visit. We mention all the farms, what to expect, how the lack of rain has been, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed's new truck, Waynes truck project catching on fire, last night's cruise night, this Friday's Block Party, Ed (this time) went off on bikes and more.
From the Fort At No. 4, Allisa Bascom zoom's on to talk about the huge Revolutionary War weekend at the Fort, what to expect, who will win the battle, how the Fort operates and lots more. for more details, click here: https://www.fortat4.org/return-to-4
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice is here as we talk about the return of the Hospice Celebration Dinner, which will be held in Newport. As well as the gear up for the Kearsarge Kids Christmas Program. Plus Jeana is a first time Grandmother! So we find out how her newest family addition is doing.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Claremont School District shutting down Bluff, Joe's aches and pains, going to a chiropractor, private education, speeding, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne's truck project, the final cruise nights coming up, fall is coming fast, putting 2 stroke oil in your gas tank, what AI finds about both guys, and lots more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about this beautiful weather, how dry things are, getting stuff done around the house, going to museums, how many states Ray has been in, unique road trip ideas, and lots more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Mr Eric Perry is here with Mason and Myleigha as we talk about the new school year, the ribbon cutting, how things are going in the (nearly) completed school, the directors cabinet, and lots more.
Mayor Dale Girard is here from the City of Claremont, as we talk about the Claremont School District, the role of City government with the school budget, and lots more
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about the Nursing Home renovation, County land, the apple press, Discover Sugar River Region, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about scams, Det Beaudet going to Summercrest to talk scams, what to look out for and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about adopting a cow, the Claremont school situation, the shooting of Charlie Kirk and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the cruise night Monday night, the blueberry season, the drought, selling off hotrods, Ed kept getting trading in, Waynes truck project, and other stuff.
Travis, Kasey, and Robin are here to talk about the Decamp 5K in Newport to benefit the Newport Senior Center / Sullivan County Meals on Wheels program. We talk about how and why Decamp got involved, where the money goes, what the root s, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about back to school, the new SRO cruiser looks great, events in town coming up, training and more.
Joe is here as we talk about the Claremont school situation in length, bugets, policy and more. Plus we talk about me jumping into the crazy pool (are dragons real?), the end times, and other stuff.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne's truck project that he has been working on for years, Eddie's new vehicle purchase, Lake George car show this weekend, how last weekend's Block Party in Canaan was, and lots more.
From the Newport Police Dept, Kiera Knight and Cody Foster are here talking about the month long effort the PD will be doing for Pediatric Cancer Awareness. We talk about how the idea came about, what the plans are, the boot drive, the new patch, plus we learn what both do for Newport Police and more.
PBoard of Director for Sullivan County Humaine Society, Chad Blodgett is here as we talk about the shelter, how to adopt a cat, what is needed, the fundraisers they are doing and lots more.
Derek Tramblay, headmaster of Mt Royal Academy, is here as we talk about making pizza, Derek picks on Rhode Island, my wife Christine (who is from Rhode Island) calls in to set the record straight, plus we talk about the horrible school shooting yesterday, have conversations you can't talk about these days, how school is looking this year and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about aligators in Florida, cold weather in Florida, the Claremont school situation, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about last night's cruise night, Wayne trying to wrap up his truck project that he has been working on for years, the Block Party in Canaan that the Car Nutz will be going to, and lots more.
Ray is here as we talk about the Claremont School District's money issues, Ray not paying as much attention to politics these days, diferent orders in Catholic life, Dept of Education in NH and more.
Charen Ubran, President of the Nepwort Rotary Club, is here as we talk about the Rotary's food drive happening now, the need for donations, where they are going to, the family event Tuesday night and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the Libary Art Center's Apple Pie Craft Fair / Richards Free Library's Book Festival, back to school, the police cruiser show and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Claremont School District, the meeting last night, is the district out of money, what he learned watching the meeting, school funding, my idea for a regional school and lots more. Plus we promo'ed the Claremont Senior Center Car Show.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we recap last night's First Responders cruise night at Cory Patten's Auto and Truckworks. We find out who won for the police and the fire, how many vehicles showed up and lots and lots more. We also talk about putting sugar in a gas tank, pranking people, Wayne is looking to scale back in 2026 and more.
Bob and Cheryl are here from the Claremont Senior Center as we talk about the 13th annual Car Show happening on Saturday August 23rd at Claremont Motorsports Park. This location is new this year. We talk about the new set up, what will happen, different classes of cars and lots more.
Sally Bernier from the Richards Free Library is here as we talk about the 70th Library Festival happening this Saturday in Newport, Books & Brews Friday night, how the book sale works, the Hale Award and lots more.
Chief Alex Lee from the Newport Police Dept is here as we talk about the school year starting soon, the Cornish Fair, Apple Pie Craft Fair, The Car Nutz First Responders show, the progress of the new K9, NPD going to court regarding a local dog and more.
Jeana Newbern is here from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice. We talk about the big accomplishment they were awarded regarding patient services, upcoming events, the Renaissance Shop, and more. Plus she talks about becoming a grandmother soon, what the baby's name will be, and her parents naming her Jeana instead of Gina. haha.
Joe is here and explains why he drove thru Newport at 1am! He is working on just a few hours sleep as we talk about the Cornish Fair, breakfast, his thoughts on saftey on Washington Street in Claremont, Wheelen, The Cruisin Cow, and lots more.
Ray is still here as we talk about his grandkids, farming, do Adam and Eve have belly buttons, and other stuff.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about the summer time, the heat, going out to the ocean, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about National Night Out, which happened on Tuesday. It was a great night and a great turn out. We talk about Granite Shield, working with other agencies, and lots more.
Chuck Will is here from Nick's Other Band as we talk about their show at the Old Courthouse Friday August 8th. The meal is sold out. Chuck talks about this history of the band, what they play, why they are retiring and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about Joe's morning drink, the National Night Out Event in Newport, opnion icecream, the wildfires and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the car show at the old Dartmouth Motors....that I broadcast from....and don't remember doing it at all, Old Orchard Beach, having insurance, the town of Raymond charging their local youth football team to use the field, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about National Night Out on the Newport Town Common, the conviction of Ryan Barbin for child sex crimes, jail Vs prison, School Resource Officer Shawn Seymour was promoted to First Sergeant in the 1st Squadron 172nd Cavalry Regiment, Vermont Army National Guard, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about wearing headsets in studio, dumping audio, the Car Nutz Main Street cruise, icecream, earthquakes, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here after last night's Main Street Cruise. We talk about how the event was, parkign on Main Street, the 121 race cars, and more, plus talked electric cars, picked on Wayne a bunch and some other stuff as well.
Ray is in here just before he heads to MA to visit his old college friend "The Dude." We talk about his friendship with The Dude, his other friend that does scrimshaw, what's going on, WWII generals, and more.
NEwport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the passing of Miss Christy & how the Town of Newport came together for her, how busy the PD has been recently with upgrades, updates on the K9 program and more.
From Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about how summer is going, his boat getting broken into, updates at the school, taking his boys fishing, teenage girls, music, and lots and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the upcoming cruise night in Newport, spiritual warefare, me talking with AI and what it said about God, and so much more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the Main Street cruise last week being postponed until NEXT Monday night, the old parking meters on Main Street in Newport, parking aps on your phone, why is there Spam in the studio, the busy August for the Car Nutz, and lots more.
New Superintendent for SAU 43 in Newport, Forrest Ransdell is here as we talk about where he came from, learning the Newport community, goals for this year and more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk bout progress with Discover Sugar River Region, the new guide that is out for the region fromYankee Magazine, the energy project in Sullivan County, Nurising Home updates, budget, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about raising money for Wags n Wiggles, being tased, buying used police cars, Newport PD getting their K9, and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice is here as we talk about emergency preparedness, what Lake Suanpee VNA needs to prep for, training and more. Plus the Renaissance Shoppe is having a sale and we talk about that.
Jaclynn Rodriguez , from The Prouty, zooms on to talk about the Prouty happening this weekened in the Upper Valley. We discuss how the Prouty started, looking to raise $10,000,000 this year (as of today it's $9.3 million), how people can get involved, help needed, where the money goes, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here and is ready for a busy weekend with the Open Farm Day at MacGlaflin Farm in Claremont on Saturday and the Car Nutz Main Street Cruise Monday in Newport. At Monday's cruise, Punky Caron's old 121 car will be there for all to check out.
Steve Patten is here as we talk about the Pinewood Derby race at Grateful Dane on July 20th (proceeds going to Justice forMorgan), the rundown of his daughter's muder 5 years ago, the investigation still going on, and much more.
Just Wayne is here this week. He and I talk about the Main Street cruise next Monday, using a computer, buying stuff on auction, Wayne's Leatherman, what would you do with a used Fire Truck, and lots more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about Canadians vacationing in America, how his 4th of July went, the Windsor Diner moving, and lots more.
Sally Bernie, from the Richards Free Library, , is here as we talk about Summer Reading, fly fishing lesson, the Book Festival in August, the Hale Award, upgrades needed at the Library and lots more.
Claremont Mayor, Dale Girard is here as we talk about the heat, 4th of July fireworks in Claremont, how the Wall That Heals went, the State, County and City budgets, and lots more.
Susan Donnelly & Rick Ruggles from Mt Sunapee are here as we talk about all the things happening at Mt Sunapee this summer. The Mountain is open Thursday through Sunday all summer long, with ropes course, mini golf, mountain biking, chair lift rides to the Summit, music at the Summit on Sundays and lots more.
Derek Tremblay is here from Mt Royal Academy as we talk about things he has to do at the school in the summer, his daughter's new thing she does, things happening in Goshen, the Big Beautiful Bill, the role of Government, and lots more.
Joe is here as we talk about the Farm Day, the Big Beautiful Bill, NH's budget that passed, NH getting rid of state inspections, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here from the Car Nutz as we talk about Eddie falling off a table, how the Wings and Wheels Car Show went, the Wall that Heals coming thru town (Wayne drove with it), birds and lots more.
Amy Benson is here from Ruger talking about the Golf Tournament Ruger is putting on this year to benefit the Newport Senior Center / Sullivan County Meals on Wheels. We talk about the format, extra add ons one can buy, supporting the Senior Center and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Wall That Heals coming thru town, Washington DC stories, Iran and what Democratic leaders said they would do, the Farm Day coming to Claremont and more.
Former State Rep, Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about the beautiful (hot) weather, going for drives, Ray doesn't follow politics that much these days, Ray's struggles with memory loss, and more.
The Mayor of Claremont NH, Dale Girard, is here as we talk about the new hire for City Manager, Washington Street (I think there should be traffic circles), the recycling center down by the depot, how the Alumni parade went, and lots more.
Eddie and Wayne are here as we talk about the very hot night the Car Nutz Cruise Night was on Monday, a little bit of politics, being the President (of a car club), Wayne riding with The Wall The Heals and more.
PJ is here one last time until Summer kicks off. During the Summer schedule, he is busy with the Teen Trips. We talk about Summer programs, Day Camp, townwide yard sale, the end of the Track Season and lots more.
Steve Blish, from the American Legion Post 29, is here as we talk about the Wall That Heals, which is coming to Claremont next week. It arives June 24th, is assembled on the 25th and opens on the 26th. We talk about the path the Wall will take, how much work has gone into getting this, what to expect, all the help and lots more. Plus Steve takes some friendly jabs at his military brothers as he promotes the Air Force.
Laurie Waterman, from Sullivan County Humaine Society is here as we talk about the Save A Stray 5K, fundraising, can you bring your dogs, and lots and lots more
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about how the Stevens Alumni Parade went, what the Shriners drive, Eddie has to make adjustments to everything he buys, he hasn't gotten a new boat yet this year, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about Motorocycle Week in New Hampshire, motorcycle gangs and other gangs, working with other agencies, court this past week and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here from the Newport Recreation Department. We talk about how his youngest just graduated high school, how Meet of Champions went for Newport Track, who is moving on to New Englands, how 6 in the Stix went, looking ahead to the summer, the Newport Athletic Hall Of Fame, and lots more.
Jeana Newbern and Sadie Keel, Clinical Liaison for Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice are here to talk about Sadies role, what a Clinical Liaison does, education she provides, working with different agencies, familes and clients, and more. Plus we discussed Thursday's Child at The Elms (tonight) in New London.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about how long he has been on with me, time goes fast, the protests in LA, The Eagle Times, political advertising and more.
From the Stevens Alumni Association, Carolyn LeBlanc & Dick Girard are here as we talk about the Alumni parade this Saturday, what to expect, what happens if it rains, when planning begins for the parade, how to get involved, the new (old) route this year, the lunchen after, the meeting and lots more.
From the Newport Senior Center / Sullivan County Meals on Wheels, Brenda Burns and Larry Eaton are in studio and from Revo Casino in Lebanon, Tiffany Eddy zoom's on as we talk about the 10 day (starting today June 10th) that the Newport Senior Center and Sullivan County Meals on Wheels benefits from the charity gaming of Revo Casino. We talk about how the charity gaming works, why this fund raising aspect is so critical for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels, what to expect at Revo Casino and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about last night's cruise night, the cruise thru the assisted living facilities, how the Cornish Car Show went, Eddie' brought his new golf cart, Wayne got pulled over recently, Eddie is getting old...but not as old as Kevin Onnela, and lots more.
From the Claremont Growers Collective, Gail McWilliam Jellie is here as we talk about the new Buy Local publication that the Collective has put out with the Eagle Times, what is in the publication, what the Collective is, how to join and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about going to trial and how the process works, being short staffed right now, working on his budget, events coming up this summer, the Chief is going to be tased for a good cause, and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk high school track, how things look this summer, teen trips, 6 in the Stix and a whole lot more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about all this rain, driving on bridges, the farm he works for, Executive Orders, and a whole bunch more.
Fromt he Claremont PD, Officer DJ O'Sullivan is here as we talk about the canine program in Claremont, having 2 dogs in rotation, what it takes to be a dog handler, the training involved, what his dog's specialty is, what happens after a K9 retires, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed's newest purchase....a beefed up golf cart! He just had to have it. We also talk about air quality levels, electric bikes, my dunebuggy, street rods and lots more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about the warmer weather, Stevens Alumni Association, his class reunions, being French, and other stuff.
Superintendent of SAU 43, Donna Magoon is here as we talk about the end of the school year, different activites taking place, the bus barn is almost done, and we talk about Donna leaving the SAU at the end of June.
From the Kiwanis of Claremont - Suzanne Boyington & Kevin Corliss are here as we talk about the Free Kids Fishing Derby this Saturday at the Corbin Bridge in Newport. We talk about how the fishing derby works, what ages can participate, businesses who sponsor the event, what the Kiwanis does and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about end of school activites for SRO Seymour, summer is coming, Newport PD is hiring, what it takes to get hired, the pollygraph test and lots more.
Newport Recreation Director PJ Lovely is here as we talk Rec Logos, the rainy track season & what might happen this weekend for the State Championships, different tracks around the state, Teen Trips still have avails, programs at the Community Center, being cool as a dad and more.
Joe is here as we talk about being allergic to diet soda (and other diet stuff), trying to drop pounds, the Democratic listening session in Newport tonight, the Sullivan County budget, taxes, different plates you can have on your vehicles, and more.
President of the Newport Rotary Club, Charen Urban is here talking about the Rotary Club, the Penny Sale happening at the LaValley Family Community Center this Saturday, how the penny sale works, what the Rotary does and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here after another great cruise night last night. We talk about the evening, going out for breakfast, Wayne rushing Eddie thru a yard sale, Wayne's bum shoulder, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about Memorial Day, emergency protocol, seatbelt saftey, and more.
From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the Track season, the old Little League days, baseball, upcoming events at the Community Center and lots more. Sponsored by Sugar River Bank
Derek Tremblay from Mt Royal Academy is here as we talk about the new addition to his family, how thigns are going at the school as time quickly wraps up, the new Pope and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here with Bill Lamoges as we talk about The Wall The Heals, bringing it to Claremont, what we can expect, all the help needed, the Vietnam War and lots more.
Kevin Onnela swung in so I threw him on the radio. We got caught up. He talked about how busy the trash business is right now, local and national politics, and some other stuff. It's Kevin being Kevin....and we love it.
Hillary Halleck, a volunteer with Wags n Wiggles in Newport is here as we talk about the need for voluneteers, how Wags n Wiggles works, adopting a dog and lots more.
Eddie adn Wayne are here as we talk about the pills Eddie is taking (and why he feels great), chickens and ticks, people speeding, why Eddie wants the buses in Newport filled up with fuel, keepuing your car filled up with gas, my fender on my car, and lots more.
Ray Gagnon is back as we talk about the passing of Justice Souter and his New Hampshire connection, the passing of the Pope and election of a new Pope, the Catholic Church(s) in Claremont, learning Latin, Chicken Farm I Love You, crypto $$ and lots more.
From the SRVRTC in Newport, Mr Perry is here with Myah and Mason as we wrap up the school year, talk about the events coming up for the Seniors, talk about last weekend's prom, introduce Mason as the next student representative, taking over for Myah next year, and lots more.
Newport Recretion Director PJ Lovely is here (sponsored by Sugar River Bank) as we talk about the town vote on Tuesday, how busy the new Community Center is, all the programs, Summer Camp and Teen Trips, Sunshine 5K, 6 in the Stix, High School Track and lots more.
Jeana Newbern, from the Lake Sunapee Area VNA and Hopice, is here as we talk about how yesterday's Women Who Make A Difference lunchon went in New London, who won this year's awards, the guest speaker, and what a great day it was in celebration.
Joe is here as we talk about AI, me writing songs and producing them (find on youtube under Steve Writes Music), politics, the truck Joe is working on, buying stuff thru Amazon, racing and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the first cruise night of the year, buying flowers, Wayne letting his grandson use his truck for prom, and lots more.
Sally Bernier, from the ichards Free Library, is here as we talk about the programs happening at the library for all ages, the Hale Award in 2025, grant funding, banning books and more.
From the Newport Police Dept, Detective Alex Marvin is here as we talk about his role in Detectives, skills he learned on the road, and what he enjoyed. Det Marvin is the lead investigator with the fatal accident that happened on Sunapee Street this past week involving a dump truck. He explains what he can, as the case is still ongoing, discusses working with other departments, tells about bringing the Comfort Pony into Richards Elementary from Manchester PD, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about gas prices, President Trump, Canada as the 51st State, car inspection / the possible change in State law, the nursing home project and lots more.
Eddie is back , after being in the hospital for a week, along with Wayne. We talk about Eddie's sickness, being on Oxygen, his experience at Concord Hospital, thank a nurse, plus the first Cruise Night of the year is next week, and more.
Newport High School Principal Shannon Martin is here as we talk about the busy May / June ahead for the Senior Class, all the events going on, how the school year has been, field hockey and lots more.
Joe is back from Florida and back on with me for the first time in a long time. We talk about how Florida was, the air show he worked, being County Commisioner, national politics and lots more.
Dr Alex Herzog is here in studio talk about the volunteer fair Guiding Good is putting on in May in Claremont at the Senior Center. We talk about volunteering, different opportunities and more. Plus we run the gambit on a whole bunch of other topics.
Just Wayne is with me this week as we explain where Eddie has been these past 2 weeks....in the hospital. We talk about what put him in the hospital, when he is getting out and more. Plus we talk about the cruise nights coming up soon and more stuff.
Maggie Monroe-Cassel is here from the Well Collaborative in Claremont, which is based at the First congregational Church in Claremont , as we talk about the 112th Annual May Breakfast at the Church, keeping this tradition going, what the Well Collaborative does and much more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the Touch A Truck that happened a couple weeks ago, the online arrest in TN and lots more.
Claremont's Mayor Dale Girard is here as we talk about what's been going on in Claremont. Dale explains how the firing of the City Manager went down, his take on things, moving Claremont forward, plus Washington Street's project and other stuff as well.
PJ is here, sponsored by Sugar River Bank, as we talk about the new Community Center, all the programs, track season, green up clean up, the Sunshine 5K and more.
From Turning Points Network, Kerry Rochford Hague is here with guest Stefan Chubb from Greensource Fabrication. Greensource and Whelen are the honorary chairs of this year's Steppin' Up 5K event, held on May 3rd. We talk about TPN, domestic violence, warning signs, how to get involved with the 5K, getting a team together and lots more.
Just Wayne is here today, as Eddie was not feeling well & unable to make it in. Wayne and I talk about him selling his truck....no....not THAT truck, the one he was working on. We talk about the cruise nights coming up next month, other cruise nights starting up and more.
Ray Gagnon is back as we talk about his grandkids, music, Easter, the Pope dying, NH politics and lots more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Mr Perry is here with Myah, Carter and Emily as we talk about the CTE center, Honor Society, the business program, plus I detail us with lots of random conversations.....
Harper missed the bus and came to work with me, before she had to go to school. So I let her on the radio for a short time. We talkeda bout middle school, going to high school and just a little bit more.
Well we start off with just Wayne for a while, as Eddie got hurt the day prior. But then Eddie shows up at the end. We talk about the Touch A Truck that happened this past weekend, the cruise nights starting up next month, what happened to Eddie and more.
From the Sunapee PD, Lieutenant Tim Puchtler is here with Physical Education and Health Teacher Alyssa Krause and students Estelle, Allie and Nina as we talk Alcohol Awareness, what they have learned and the movie they have been working on in school about the topic.
Mike Plunkett is here from the Beekeepers Relief Fund, as we talk about bees in the spring, hive work, the Relief Fund, going around the state talking bees, protecting bees on your property, and much more.
Derek Ferland, Sullivan County Manager, is here as we talk Discover Sugar River Region, bringing people to the area, the County Manager's office moving to Unity and lots more.
Detective Paul Beaudet, from Newport PD, is here. Paul is the former SRO at Newport School District and has transfer over to be the 2nd Detective in the Police Department. We talk sik jumping, his work with the SRO and Detective division, the police budget, the up coming Touch A Truck IS happening even if it rains on Saturday and lots more.
From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the grand opening of the LaValley Family Community Center, how things are going, all of the events the Rec Dept is doing this Spring, how Track is going and lots more.
Jeana Newbern and Cathy Raymond are here from the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice as we talk about the annual Women Who Make A Difference Luncheon in May, how tthe event works, are tickets still available, and lots more.
From Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblayis here as we talk about the US economy, the tv show The Chosen, Derek eats cake now (trust me, this is a big deal), my wife Christine comes in and surprises us, they tell Rhode Island stories, and lots more.
Sunapee Police Chief Neil Cobb is here with Alyssa Krause, from Sunapee High School, who has students Nina Corriveau, Chris Dabrowski and Estelle Nester as we talk about lessons the students have learned about alcohol, the film they are making for alchol awareness, wearing the glasses, and much more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about spring animals around, being a bus driver, Wayne going back to work, cruise nights coming up and more.
Ray Gagnon is back as we talk about his drives, taking pictures, the US Senate race, will Trump run for a 3rd Term, NH Governors, Ray is bored to death, and lots more.
From SAU #43 Mrs. (Nicole) Bailey is here. Mrs Bailey is the Recruitment and Retention Coordinator for the school district. She talks about her role within the district, working with administration and teachers, what teachers wish the public knew, lots of progress being made at the schools, her past work as a music teacher and lots more.
Newport Patrolman Cody Foster and Communications Specialist Kiara Knight are here with Tucker Lee. Tucker's son Wyatt is 6 years old and battling leukemia. Cody and Kiara talk about how a Facebook post by Tucker asking for first responder badges sparked a conversation between the two at Newport PD and evolved into a statewide effort to organize a touch-a-truck event for (and in honor of) Wyatt. Tucker talks about the struggles their family have faced, how Wyatt loves first responders, how this event is a secret to Wyatt, the love and support DHMC, CHaD, David's House, Willie Para Christmas Program, and the local community have given, how awe inspiring it is for his family to have all the support, and how without the generosity of the local community, he doesn't know how his family would make it. The Touch A Truck event is Saturday April 12 from 2 - 4 PM behind Sugar River Bank, North Main Street in Newport, rain or shine.
Sheriff Jayson Almstrom is here with Det Eric Bates discussing The Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program here in Sullivan County, the 3 new hires, what ICAC is locally and nationwide, how internet crimes against children can be local or all over the globe, the ICAC dog and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk sports, the 2000's Red Sox, boxing, MMA, bail reform, the paterns that can be followed in those who break the law, and a bunch more stuff.
From the Kiwanis of Claremont, Suzanne Boyington is here as we talk about the 25th Big Online Kiwanis Auction happening April 4 - 12 at www.ourkiwanisauction.com, the support of local businesses, how to bid, what the Kiwanis does in our community, the bell ringing this past Crhistmas, the Claremont Brewfest, the fishing derby and more.
Steve Blish, Comander of the American Legion Post 29 in Claremont, is here as we talk about the Vietnam Vets lunch on March 29th, how things are the American Legion are going, Legion Ball, The Wall The Heals, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Eddie (not) plowing, getting a new battery, who should you tip, Wayne's Ford, Eddie wants a boat (again) and lots more.
Ray Gagnon and Rep John Cloutier are here as we talk New Hampshire issues, what's been going on in Concord this year, partisan politics, road bills, gas tax, car inspections, plus we talk about the JFK files being released.
Michael Moore calls in to discuss the Tribute to Willie Nelson at the Claremont Opera House Friday March 28th. He talks about the show, meeting Willie Nelson, what fans can expect and more. Get your tickets at www.cohnh.org
John Tuthill is here as we talk about the discussion regarding Acutiy putting in a large-scale recycling operation for construction demolition in Claremont, the impact it may have, how the DES meeting went at the Opera House, John's involvement, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here with Wayne's grandson Perry as we talk maple season, tapping trees, Perry working at the age of 16, his lawn business, hot rods, plus what truck did Ed sell and more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Newport, Mr Perry is here with Myah Borcuk and Shelby Roberts as we talk about the final work needed on the CTE renovations, update on the CTE, and we talk to Shelby Roberts who is a welding student from Kearsarge High School. We discuss the regional aspect of the CTE, working with other schools, and lots more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about how the snowmobile season was, Discover Sugar River Region, nursing home renovation, moving the County Commissioners offices to Unity, the political environment, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here with returning officer Charlie McLeman. Charlie worked for Newport PD for a long time, went to the Sullivan County Sheriff's Dept and is now back with Newport. We talk about how happy he is to return to his old department, being back in Newport again, plus we talk about the drug arrest earlier and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the brand spankin' new LaValley Family Community Center! The soft opening and official opening are happening, as we talk about the transition from the old Rec to the new Community Center, what else needs to get done, the upcoming grand opening and a ton more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice, Jeana Newbern is here with Matthew Dean, Medical Social Worker, as we talk about social work with the VNA & hospice, what his role is with patient care, why he loves working for Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice, and more.
Claremont Mayor and State Representative Dale Girard is here as we talk City and State issues. Dale tells us about his expereiences so far as a first year Representative. We talk school funding, car registration, supporting and not supporting bills and more. The topic of the recycling debate in Claremont, what is really going on, DES involvement, plus he updates the Washington Street paving project, and more.
From the Newport Selectboard, Rachel Dilger is here. Rachel was appointed a few months ago and we talk about what she has learned, why she was interested in being on the BOS, Newport's budget, is she running again this year, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as I tried to get both wound up. We talk registering electric bikes, NH might get rid of state inspection on passenger cars, what I did to my car, and more.
Ray Gagnon is back in studio as we talk about the recycling issue in Claremont, will Trump run for a third term, Ray (not) being on school baord, and lots more.
From Dancing With The Newport Stars (star) Rick Ruggles and (pro) Renee Patten are here as we talk about Rick's history dancing, what he does at Mt Sunapee, Renee teaching him, how things are going, the show this weekend and more.
From Dancing With The Newport Stars, Tracey Bailey and Geoff Clark are here as we talk about the show (next week), Tracey's history in dancing, Geoff coming back and teaching, where they are at with their dance, and lots more.
Josh Howe (star) and Holly Chevarie (pro) are here a little over a week away from opening night of Dancing With the Newport Stars. Josh talks about his work with the New Hampshire State Police, his hobies, past experience on stage at the Opera House, Holly discusses her dance background, how their dance is going, being local and so much more.
Crystal Durgin (star) and Robert Steele (pro) are here from Dancing with the Newport Stars. Crystal talks about how much fun she is having, how she got on the show, her dance history, Robert has never done this dance before, and lots more.
Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about diets, healthy eating, and AI and lots of random stuff. We talk zero police work today. haha.
Amy Benson (star) and Chuck Weinstein (pro) are here from Dancing With the Newport Stars. We talk about how their dance is going, the show next week, how Chuck got suckered into being a pro, has Amy danced before and lots more.
Dancing With The Newport Stars is March 14 and 15th. Tom Callum (star) and Kelly Clark (pro) are here as we talk about the show coming, learning to dance, Kelly coming back to the show, How Tom got talked into this show, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about high prices, making beer (and blowing it up), washing car, egg prices, tapping trees and more.
From the Newport School District, Donna Magoon and Brynn Kane are here as we talk about the vote next week, what's on the ballot, what positions are up for election, how the school is going, the full story about the bats at Richards, snow days, and lots more.
From this year's cast of Dancing With The Newport Stars, (star) Kyle Welch and (pro) Debra Campbell are here as we talk about the process in the show, learning the dance, their dance backgrounds, and lots more.
From Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about how the trip to DC with the high school students went, the status of Government, thoughts on President Trump, the Pope has been sick, kids getting off their phones, Ash Wednesday and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about all the happenings in Claremont since he was last here, including the arrest of a teacher and the possible gun in Stevens High School. We talk solical media, AI, being in the moment, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are back. We missed Wayne last week because he had the flu, so we find out what happened and what he was worried he had, the heavy snow, having animals, plus a little bit of car talk.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about Winter Carnival, the basketball game, Chief's stats in basketball, plus the drug arrest in connection to Granite Shield, and more.
Mr Eric Perry is here with Myah Borck, Brian Aldridge and Myleigha Belville, as we talk about Winter Carnival, how things are going at the CTE Center, Brian's involvement in engineering and auto, and Myleigha's work with HSA.
Harper overslept and had to come into to work with me this morning. Right before she was about to run up to school, I put her on the radio.
PJ Lovely is here from the Newport Rec Dept as we talk about the town forrest, update on Community Center, Winter activites, old NBA stuff, and then my wife Christine came in to wish me a happy birthday, as we talk the Jake Paul / Mike Tyson fight.
Jeana Newbern is here from the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice with Jenny Avakian, RN, Hospice & Palliative Care Coordinator, to talk about her role, what is palliative care, how she got into nursing, National Hospice & Palliative Care Month, Time of Remembrance event coming up on 11/20 in Newport, and lots more
Ray Gagnon and Charlene Lovett are here as we talk about people who make a different in Claremont, Harry Truman, US Presidents, and more
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about going to the fleamarket recently, their breakfast, that smell in town, and a whole bunch more stuff.
Derek Ferland - Sullivan County Manager - is here as we talk about the latest Discover Sugar River Region meeting this week, progress with the organization and it's new hire. We discuss the Nursing Home project, community power, lead abatement, local sports in the playoffs and more.
SRO Shawn Seymour from the Newport Police Deptartment is here as we talk about his role in the Newport School District, Ebbi the Comfort Dog, security threats, being there for emotional support for the students, working with DCYF, working with the CTE Center, the Cadet Program, how he got started, Veterans Day celebration at the school, Newport Football and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the election how he stayed up late watching everything come in, what could be the final election at the Newport High School, looking ahead to plans for holding the election at the new Community Center, and lots more.
Just a couple days after the election, Joe Osgood is here. We learn what he knows about his race for re-election, his thoughts on the country, the politics of it all, where the Democrats went wrong in the race for the White House and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the old days, road racing, funny cars, modern updates on vehicles, Trunk or Treat and lots more.
County Commissioner Benny Nelson is here as we talk about how he is not running against Joe Osgood for County Commissioner. His name is Benny, and some call him Ben....meanwhile...there is a Benjamin Nelson from Claremont who is running for County Commissioner as a Democrat against Joe Osgood. Benny wanted to set the record straight that, even though they have similiar names, he is not running. Benny also talks about how the County is going, the Nursing Home Project and more.
From SAU 43 in Newport, Brynn Kane is here and Donna Magoon surprised me right as we started to record. We talk about Curriculum, the 3 legged stool that Brynn used to define curriculum, testing, the bus barn, trun or treat recap and lots more.
State Representative Jon Stone is here as he talks about his campaign, his work with the Trump campaign, his committee work in Concord, gun rights, protecting girls sports, housing issues in NH, the economy and much more
unopposed canidate for High Sheriff for Sullivan County, Jayson Almstrom is here as we talk about his campaign, working for the Sheriff's Office, his past with Newport and State Police, what the Sheriff's Office does, and lots more.
State Representative Terry Spilsbury is here as he talks about his bid for re-election for the NH State House, representing Newport, Unity and Charlestown. Terry talks about school funding, running for re-election, not taking "the pledge," limitied government, and lots more.
From the Newport Recreation Dept, PJ Lovely is here as Fall sports wrap up, Halloween is here, we get an update on Community Center, and more.
Mt Royal Academy's Headmaster Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about the open seat for Goshen's Selectman, projects in Goshen and other town stuff, plus his take on Halloween, the Christian history of Halloween, what is celebrated, the election on Tuesday and much more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about how political signs have returned to Broad Street Park in Claremont, political signs on public property, Trump and the dump truck, the election Tuesday, and a whole bunch more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Halloween and safe trick-or-treating, grants Claremont PD has received recently, the roundtable with Sen Shaheen on Monday, voting next Tuesday, podcasts and more.
Candidate for State Representative Nikki Murphy is here as we talk about why she is running for office, school funding, legalizing cannabis, and other political topics.
David Trumble is here, canidate for NH State Senate. We discuss his background, what brought him to New Hampshire, being a farmer. coaching debate, being a good listener, education funding, learning all the towns he is running for, plus various other state issues and discussions.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Trunk or Treat, Wayne organizing nuts and bolts, Wayne's old orange car, Eddie getting a new hearing aid, and more.
From the Richards Free Library in Newport, Sally Bernier is here as she talks about her new role at the Library, Halloween events at the Library this week, the possible ghost in the building, haunted tours, upcoming events and more.
From the Center For The Arts, Dena Stahlheber is here as we recap the busy Summer, talk about the brand new space in New London, upcoming classes, First Friday on Nov 1st and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about National Drug Take Back Day, Halloween, Trunk or Treat, training, fielding complaints, winter parking ban and more.
Ray Gagnon is here with Charlene Lovett as we talk about plans for First Night in Claremont this New Years, the Claremont Sugar River Rotary, Newport's Depot Building, train travel and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the new Community Center, Newport Football and Field Hockey, the end of Fall sports, flag football, robots painting the fields, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about getting fuel, Trump Vs Harris, picking up hay, political signs and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Claremont State Representatives John Cloutier and Gary Merchant are here as we talk about their campaigns for State Rep. We discuss issues like prescription medication, quality of roads, education, labor / unions, things they are proud of, the state cutting business taxes and more.
Claudia Istel is here as she talks about her campaign for State Representative. A retired math teacher, we talk math before we jump into politics. She discusses her view of funding education in New Hampshire, thoughts on legalizing marijuana, her thoughts on abortion laws in New Hampshire, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here from the Car Nutz as we talk about working on Wayne's grandson's truck & his camper project, welding, update on my grandmother's farm, Ed's going to an estate sale this weekend and more.
State Representative Judy Aron is here as we talk about her bid for re-election, what she is hearing on the campaign trail, recovery efforts & what the State can do about it for towns, bills she has passed, helping First Responders, and lots more.
Chair of the Sullivan County GOP, Michael Aron is here as we talk about his first attempt at running for State Rep, what towns he hopes to cover with this district, why he is running, what he stands for, going out knocking on doors, and lots more.
From the SRVRTC of Newport, Eric Perry is here with Kylie, Sam and Mya as they talk about the renovations at the school, how things are going this school year, various programs at the CTE Center, and lots more.
State Senator Sue Prentiss zooms on as we talk about how things have been going since I last had her on the radio (4 years ago). She talks about how things are in the Senate, different things she has championed on a bipartisan level, hot topics in the Senate & around the State, staying in touch with various communities as a Senator, and lots more.
Newport Recreation Director PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the tour he gave of the new Community Center (FYI: It looks great!), the progress of the building, the end of Fall Sports, the event at Protectworth Brewery last weekend, his hike in NY and more.
Deputy Speaker of the House, Steve Smith, is here as we talk about his job as Deputy, big issues in the state that are not being talked about, Transportation, running for re-election, different things he advocated for and worked on, and lots more.
John McIntyre, canidate for NH Senate District 5, is here as we talk about his campaign, his background as a Doctor, what sparked his interest in running for office, the dificulties he has ahead of him in this district, where he stands on certain issues, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Brent doing weddings as a JP, what a JP does, issues with vehicles in Claremont, political signs on Broad Street Park and more.
Canidate for State Representative, Virginia Drye is here as we talk about her campaign for the seat to represent Cornish and Plainfield. We talk about being a young Republican, running for office, what she has learned working with politicians in and around Concord, getting out her message, her work at the Cornish Fair, and lots more.
State Representative Margaret Drye is here dicussing her campaign for re-election. She talks about what she learned her first term in office, why she wants to be re-elected, what she sponsored and had passed in Concord, her work with the Big E and also Taste of Home Magazine, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about doing Toys for Tots in the summertime, how campaign ads work, running a business, having people not pay you, flea markets, Trunk or Treat and more.
State Representative Hope Damon is here as we talk about her campaign for reelection, what she learned in her first term, things she found suprising, where she stands on certain issues, working for 9 different communities and much more.
Dale Girard is here as he talks about his campaign for State Representative for Claremont and Croydon. We talk about his time management and ability to hold both State Rep job and Mayor of Claremont. We discuss what led him to run for office, being a moderate, fighting for lower taxes and our community and more.
Sullivan County manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about Discover Sugar River Region & the event at Protectworth Brewery on Saturday, how the nurisng home project is going, lead abatement, discussion of roads and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk Columbus Day, leep peepers, driving and driving (on road, trail, water, etc), drug take back, police stats, and more.
State Representative Skip Rollins is here as we talk about his time in the State House, running for re-election, his work in his committee in Concord, working for LaValleys, and lots more.
From the Newport Opera House, Laura Kessler is here with Nathan Gardner as we discuss "Real Ghost Stories With Adam Berry" at the Newport Opera House, Saturday Oct 12th. We talk about ghosts, the discussion at the Opera House, what has been discovered in the building, who Adam Berry is and more.
From the Newport Recreation Department, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the progress with the new Community Center, where things are at and how it's looking. We discuss Rec sports and activities and the event this weekend.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Ben/Benjamin/Benny Nelson confusion, political signs in Claremont, the hurricane that hit Florida, and lots more.
Plainfield resident, Jenny Ramsey is here talking about her candicay for State Representive, her background, what made her decide to run for office, school funding, learning the communities she is looking to serve, and more.
Jeana Newbern and (President & CEO) Jim Culhane are here as we talk about open enrollment, Medicare options, United Healthcare and more.
Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about the crack in my windshield, I need new tires, cruise nights are done for the year, cleaning out the Depot Building in Newport and a whole bunch of other stuff.
With about a month left before the General Election, Ray Gagnon is here. We talk about the races, I make my predictions, he talks about the canidates and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about how great Homecoming was, Ebbie the dog, drug take back day, statistics for Newport PD and more
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about fall sports, Community Center, how things are going and more.
Alex Herzog and Jennifer Nelson are here, founders of Guiding Good, a new non-profit in our region. They talk about the mission, the upcoming non-profit leadership retreat, how they formed and more.
Joe is here as we talk about Pathways, helping people, the County Commisioner race, Presidential debate, and more
SAU #43 (Newport School District) Superintendent Donna Magoon is here as we talk about how the school year is going, Homecoming recap, "secure campus" and other alerts, update on the "bus barn" and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about saving the young child's life with Narcan recently, Coffee With A Cop, is being called a "cop" a bad thing, and more
From the Greater Claremont Chamber of Commerce, Elyse Crossman is here gearing up for the Claremont Fall Festival and Chili Cookoff this Saturday from 10 - 3. We talk about all the chili, the vendors and what to expect.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we look back to last week's Block Party / Main Street Cruise, getting hugs (my wife Christine came in and hugged Eddie, then Kevin Onnela made a suprise and gave me a hug), the depot building out back, and a whole bunch more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk Homecmoing, Block Party, the Child Advocacy Center, protecting children, and more.
Derek Tremblay, Headmaster of Mt Royal Academy in Sunapee, is here as we catch up on the school year, the no phones policy, talk about interacting with others, religious questions and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the election, how things are going at the County's Nursing Home project, county taxes, getting older, and lots more.
Becky Levy, Gail McWilliam.Jellie, and Laurie Field are here to talk about Sullivan County Farm Day on Saturday September 28th from 10 - 4 all over the county. We discuss what farms are involved agra-tourism, what to expect, what you can win and lots more.
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Newport Selectman Jim Burroughs and former Finance Director Paul Brown are here on the specail Town Meeting Day in Newport to talk about the vote, why this meeting was called, how the money works, the loan forgiveness and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about how I cut myself, Christine's new car, using the ap to get gas, keeping the radio on all the time, my powerball dream, dog park and lots more.
Ray Gagnon is back here, the first time since the last Primary a couple weeks ago. We talk about the lineup that is set for the General Election on Nov 5th. Ray runs down the County and who is running. I try to wind him up over Trump, but it didn't work.
Kerry Rochford Hague & Charen Urban are here to discuss "A Weekend To Fight Hunger" in Newport. It all starts Saturday October 5th with the Baklava Blowout 5 & 2K to benefit the Got Lunch program in Newport. And then Sunday Oct 6th is the annual Crop Hunger Walk in Newport. We talked about both events, what each event benefits and more.
Former Finance Director for the Town of Newport, Paul Brown is here to explain the special town vote on September 24th, what a yes and no vote means for tax payers, where to vote and when.
Joe is here as we talk about getting older, taking care of your body, my can of Spam is ruined, saving money on gas, Joe posting on Facebook and lots more.
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Mike Dewey and Chad Thurber are here from the Claremont Brewfest to talk about the event.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the final regular cruise night of the year (Sept 23) the Main Street Cruise (Sept 27), plus parking on Main Street, putting your tools away, 89 was suppose to come through here, and lots of good ol' boy talks.
Lionel Chute, Natural Resources Director for Sullivan County, is here as we talk all about apples! We learn how people can go to the Sullivan County Complex in Unity to use the public cidery, how it works, what to bring, the cost and more. Lionel brought in some excellent heirloom apples from Scott Farm. We sample these old styled apples and discuss.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about molding the department for the future / training, the Newport School's "secure campus" situation, different school protocols for emergencies, Newport school stuff and more.
Joe Osgood is back as we talk about the confusion in the race for County Commissioner - Benjamin Nelson is not Benny Nelson, the Presidential debate, mail in votes, how counting votes works, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Chief Wilmot and I talk about where we were on 9/11 and memories of 9/11, George Bush's first pitch, and more 9/11 talk.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the cruise nights, the final Main Street Cruise on Sept 27th, Lake George, high stacks, and lots more.
Rayn Gagnon is here the day before the NH Primary, as we talk lots of politics. Ray gives his take on things, Grandparents day, and lots other stuff.
Newport Poilice Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the grand opening of the dog park in Newport, Homecoming up coming at the end of the month, shooting in Newport recently, releasing info about minors to the media, and more.
Newport High School Athletic Director Jeff Miller is here as we talk about Newport sports, the Chamber Cup with Newport Vs Stevens in football, being in Division 3 football this year, high school football talk, high school field hockey and more high school sports talk.
Joe Osgood talks about going for a flight & the art of flying, gearing up for Presidential Debate, the NH Primary and other political stuff.
Hey - It's Steve Smith posting this. I am wicked sorry, I am very far behind on posting my podcasts. I am working on them today and hope to get caught up over the next few days. Just wanted to say I am sorry!
Wayne and Eddie are here on this cold Tuesday morning. We talk about the weather, what's happening at my Grandmother's farm, storing your vehicle, the car show in Lake George (Wally called in to talk about it too), final cruise nights of the year this month, and lots more.
The Newport Opera House will be having a comedy show September 28th, and the host and organizer of the show, Chad Blodgett is here to promote the show. We talk about the comedy acts, how Chad got into comedy, how to do an act, what people will expect to see at the show, how to get tickets and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about back to school saftey, watching for the school bus, Labor Day, increased enforcement of patrol this weekend, and lots more.
Steve Patten is here as we talk about Morgan's Miles To Go Foundation, the tragic death of his daughter Morgan, what the Foundation is doing, the event in September at the Livery in Sunapee, and lots more.
Newport Athletic Director Jeff Miller is here as we talk Newport Fall Sports, why Newport's Middle School does not have a football team this year, moving up to D3 in football, how the numbers are for the teams and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the first day of school, time goes so fast, Joe's memories of St Marys and when he got out of high school, using a hidden camera at the station, politics and lots more.
Chief Brent Wilmot is here with his guest Rob Thompson. We talk about Rob's work wtih the Claremont PD this past year, including the recruitment video he produced, the recent National Night Out video, and now working with the PD on doing various other videos.
Maggie Monroe-Cassel, with the First Congregational Church of Claremont, is here as we talk about the Church, the possible new non-profit in the church building, views for the future, discussion on religion and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about how last night's cruise night went, the rain in the area, my wife Christine's new car, quality of gas, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we look ahead to the huge weekend in Newport with the Apple Pie Craft Fair, Library Book Festival and Newport School's Back To School event. We talk about driving safe during these events, parking, and more. Plsu we looked back on the National Night Out event a few weeks ago, First Responders Cruise Night, and looked ahead to school starting up next week.
Cheryl, Bob and Brian are back again this year to talk about the 12th Claremont Senior Center Car Show happening this Sunday August 25th. We talk about the improvements to the show this year, the wonderful weather predicted, how to attend the show and lots more.
Mt Royal Academy's Head Master Derek Tremblay is here along with my wife Christine. She has done her research and the two talked religion, why Catholics believe in certain things, theology, and much more.
From the Windsor Family Legion #25 in Windsor, VT, Janet Osmer is here as we talk about the parade in Windsor, Sept 14th, honoring all Veterans, what to expect that day, what being a member of the Legion means to her, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the political race, Democratic National Convention, Trump behind bulletproof glass, JD Vance on The First, Joe's race for office, my wife Christine popped on to talk about her new car, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we recap the (rainy) First Reponders Cruise at Cory Patten's Auto and Truckworks. Despite the weather, it was a great night for our community. We talk about all the vehicles, who won this year's plaques and more. Plus we talk about trying to find my wife a new car, demo derby and other stuff.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk politics. Ray has been out of the game for a few years now, so he just sits back and watches. He talks about the race for NH's Governor, Senate, plus other races.
From the Library Arts Center in Newport, Kate & Fran are here talking about the 50th Apple Pie Crafts Fair happening on Saturday Aug 24th, rain or shine. We discuss what to expect, the food, admission, the community and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about how Joe and I met, the Cornish Fair, Joe when to Whelen in Charlestown, Trump and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the useage of AI technology in police work, how the Claremont PD will be using AI in the future, the importance of sending press releases, burglaries in Claremont, Brent running the Claremont City Council meeting tonight, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about last night's cruise night, the upcoming First Responder Show at Cory Patten's next week, Wayne broke his Waynebuilt truck, Eddie updates us on hos Judy is doing and more.
Joe Osgood is here for a shorter time than normal. Right after recording this, he had a County Commisioners meeting. We talk about what the meeting is about (the TAN), Gov borrowing money from the bank, politics and more.
Jody Underwood and Kevin Tyson are here from the new non-profit Education Options as we talk about their mission, different options for educating a child, events they will be at, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about our gardens, Ed's wife Judy broke her hand, a tire exploded, Waynes projects and more
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about President Biden stepping down from the 2024 race, Harris the new canidate, Ray doesn't like Trump, the race for NH Gov, and more.
Headmaster of Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about how summer is going, being on the boat, his sunglasses / redhead connection, my playing in the crazy pool, how summer is going, what medical emergency happened at my wife's family reunion, the political landscape, religion talk and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the big political news, President Biden is dropping out of the race for the White House. We talk lots of politics, the historical nature of this, Being a Republic, VP Harris, plus the assignation attemp on President Trump and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about construction on the roads, the North Street project, the citizen in the PD lobby with a gun & lockdown of City Hall, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about this week's cruise night & nursing home parade with the Car Nutz, Wayne drag racing his truck this past weekend, Eddie getting a visitor this past week, and more.
Joe is here after a busy weekend with the Open Farm day at his neighbors. We talk about how the event went, how busy it was, and more. And then we talk about the horrific attempted assignation of former President Donald Trump.
In studio, Jayson Almstrom and Christine Hillard are here. Both are running for office in Sullivan County. Jayson is running for Sheriff and Christine is running for County Attorney. We talk about each of their past's, running for political office, party politics (and the lack there of for these positions) and more.
Eddie and Wayne are back, as we talk about where Eddie was last week, Wayne gives a final wrapup on the Main Street Cruise last week, Ed had to go to Mass...then CT....for a car swap, Wayne had an issue with his truck and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we catch up. It's been a while since the Chief was in studio. We talk about the Stevens Alumni Parade, 4th (3rd) of July and other Claremont events. Plus Brent updates us on the possible arson in Claremont, how things have been going and we pick on each other for a while.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice is here giving an overview of the services the VNA offers, payment options, how to get the VNA, what is Hospice and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about Monday's Car Nutz Cruise Night on Main Street in Newport, the President Biden situation and the Farm Day in Claremont
From Ruger, Beth Pitkin is here to talk about the annual Ruger golf tournament happening in August. We discuss how the tournament works, how many teams can enter, the cost, supporting the Newport Senior Center, and lots more.
From The Prouty, Jaclynn Rodriguez, Executive Diretor for the Friends Of Dartmouth Cancer Center, zooms on to talk about the Prouty this weekend, how to get involved, how much money is expected to be raised, different ways to participate, where the money goes and more.
The day after the first ever Main Street Cruise with the Car Nutz, Wayne Boardman is here (Eddie can't make it in). We talk about what a success the cruise was, how many cars, what he learned and would do different and lots more.
Chief Alex Lee is here with Newport PD Intern Adra Gonzalez, as Adra talks about why she is interested in her internship, digital forensics, things she has found interesting, being at Newport PD and more. We also talk about fireworks, the car cruise and more.
Heidi Jensen North is in studio as her band From Now On will be performing along side Cruisin' on Newport's Town Common on Thrusday, July 4th starting at 4pm. We talked about how her band played a Newport Chamber of Commerce concert last weekend, the concert had to be moved to Faith River Church as we experienced tornado warnings. Heidi talks about how the 4th of July concert came to be, food trucks at the Common, what to expect and more.
Sponsored by Sugar River Bank, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about all the great things that have happened recently, including another successful 6 In the Stix race event in the Newport Town Forrest, Granite State Track, update on our local Track stars, the huge Town Wide Yard Sale, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about how to get information out to people, social media, how to reach me (hint...not Facebook), Car Show this weekend, the upcoming Presidential Debate tonight, Debate Bingo, and lots more.
Cheryl and Dominic, Board of Directors for Millies Place, are here to talk about Millies Place, struggles with addictions, funding of Millies Place, having a safe place to go to, the power of helping others with addiction, and lots more.
From the Center For The Arts, Dena Stahlheber zooms on as we look ahead to an exciting July in the region for the Arts! We talk about the First Friday, Ladies Night, Arts in the Harbor and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the storms recently, last night's cruise night cancelled, the upcoming Wings and Wheels car show this weekend, snakes / spiders/ gators, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here on his 71st birthday...AND...his 50th wedding anniversary! He talks about the keys to a strong marriage, why he and his wife sold their original place in Florida, running for re-election in Sullivan County and more.
Mayor Girard is here from Claremont discussion the meeting tonight, possible reassessment of Washington Street businesses, 4th (3rd) of July plans and more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about Ray going to the Stevens Alumni Parade and helping his St Mary's class when they do things, the race for US Congress in NH, having state reps on the radio, food insecurity, legalizing pot in NH, and other stuff.
From the Stevens Alumni Association, Caroline LeBlanc and Dick Girard are here. Saturday is Alumni Day in Claremont. We talk all about the parade, the planning, what to expect, where the route goes and lots more. Plus we talk about the Assoc. itself, scholarships, other fundraisers they have done and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about graduation this past week, new school resource officer, the arrest this week of Ryan Barbin, reporting child abuse, drinking and driving, Main Street road construction and more.
Sponsored by Sugar River Bank, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the Meet of Champions, Newport Softball, graduation last night, events in June, Town Wide Yard Sale, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Open Farm Day in Claremont, agro-tourism, icecream, people liking different flavors, cooking meat, the nursing home project, running for re-election and more.
Every year, the South Congregational Church in Newport puts on a canoe trip to Canada for local youth. Kevin Corliss is here as we talk about the trip, his years of involvement, what the trip does, where they go, team building, what to bring, how to apply and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as they recap the previous night's cruise night, which was a make up from the week prior. We look ahead to next week's cruise night, Ed having bus issues, it's a busy month in the area for hot rods, the guys went to the Cornish car show, and lots more.
Laurie Waterman, with the Sullivan County Humane Society, is here as we talk about the upcoming Save A Stray 5K on June 22nd in Newport. Laurie and I talk about the race, the money raised, share cat stories and more.
Sullivan County Sheriff John Simonds is here as we talk about his upcoming retirement, his life as a police officer, who he is endorsing as the next Sheriff in the election, being a "cryer" for the court, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the Sunapee Street / Main Street paving project that the State is doing, how speed limits work, another recruit graduates the Academy, training an officer, officer retention, and more.
Brought to you by Sugar River Bank, PJ Lovely is here as we recap the success of the Newport Track Team at the State Meet and look ahead to the Meet Of Champions, middle school and Granite State Track, progress at the Community Center and more.
Derek Tremblay, Headmaster of Mt Royal Academy, is here as we talk about the end of the school year, field day, music talk, and lots more.
Claremont Mayor Dale Girard is here as we look ahead to the Stevens Alumni weekend and parade, talk Newport Vs Stevens football, an open seat in the city council, the proposal for Washington Street businesses, and more.
Joe is here as we talk about his farm work, the government paying farmers to grow corn for your gas tank, being a big brother, modern day slavery, I need glasses now, running for Sheriff, and more.
From the Kiwanis of Claremont, Kevin Corliss and Tanya Hinkley are here as they gear up for the Kiwanis' first free Fishing Derby on June 1st at the Corbin Covered Bridge in Newport. We talk about the prizes, how the derby works, what the Kiwanis does, how to register, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about wearing a hat, the Main Street paving project, the cruise night postponed, gas prices, and more.
PJ is here as we talk about track season, today's State Championship meet for D3, middle school and Granite State Track, progress at the new Community Center, and more.
Joe is here and what on Earth happened to his arms?!? He tells the stories about why his arms are all cut up and how he fell over in a chair yesterday. We talk about the Nursing Home project costs, putting political signs on Broad Street Park in Claremont, Kelly Ayotte running for Gov, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Brent working out again, falling asleep during sports events on TV, Stevens Alumni coming in a couple weeks, active shooter training in Claremont, and more.
Danielle Cherry is here, fresh from Hollywood, as she gears up to direct the Hollywood Cabaret at the Newport Opera House May 31 and June 1. We talk about her role with the Oscars, coming back to Newport to direct this show, what we can expect to see, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about my crummy tv service, the work to Newport's Main Street soon, Prom last weekend, Wayne wants to have a drive in cruise, they talk about their kids, and more.
Ray Gagnon is back as we talk the better weather, mowing lawn, Ray as the US Marshall, NH politics, and more.
This podcast is sponsored by Sugar River Bank: From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about spring track (high school and middle school), Newport moves up to D3 for football, the townwide yardsale, the town vote for the community center, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Peace Officer Memorial Day, Police Memorial Week, Colby Case being honored and remembered in the Detective Division, investigations, Brent being used during the canine demonstration, and more.
Lionel Chute is back in studio with some goodies as we talk about things you can eat out in the wild, sampling some basswood tree leaves, a special hickory oil, and birch syrup. Plus we look back at the Claremont tasting event at the Opera House a couple weeks ago, look ahead to this weekend's events in Goshen for Nature Fest and the tree planting in Claremont on Saturday and lots more great conversations.
Shelly Hudson is here with actors Maya Small and Azalea Hudson as we look ahead to the production of Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler at the Maxfield Parrish Stage at the historic Plainfield Townhall May 23 - 26. We discuss the play, how it is a challenge, why this selection, the Victorian age, "break a leg", and lots more. Tickets are available through eventbrite.com
Wayne and Eddie are here after last night's highly successful first cruise night of the year. We recap the cruise night, talk about how it went, how great it was and more. Plus we find out if Wayne is letting his grandson use his Waynebuilt truck for prom, Chevy is getting rid of their sedans, and lots of other stuff also.
Steve Blish and Marsha Bailey are here as we talk about the Americna Legion in Claremont, what the Legion does, the history of the Legion, how to join, who can join, what's happening, the upcoming parade, and more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about Discover Sugar River Region, Sullivan House, Nursing Home project and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about police uniforms, swearing in the new recruits, the Main Street project, parking on Main Street, police cruisers, town vote is Tuesday and more.
Recreation Director PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the track meets, the trail at the Covered Bridge, favorite donuts, townwide yard sale, upcoming events and more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and hospice, Jeana Newbern is here as we recap the great Women Who Make A Difference Luncheon yesterday, talk about an upcoming event with the VNA, and the big 50% off sale at the Renaissance Shoppe
Well that snowbird is home. Joe is back from Florida and its' great to catch up. Sounds like he had a good winter in the sunshine. We talk county politics, Trump & Biden, tv news and lots more.
From the Center For The Arts, Dena Stahlheber zooms on to talk about the CFA, the recent Mico Gallery in New London, the upcoming Raise A Glass event on the campus of Colby Sawyer, scholarship program, and much more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we gear up for the first Cruise Night of the year next Monday starting at 6pm. Wayne explains how the cruise nights work, Ed isn't sure what car he will take, we talk about traffic circles, old gasoline causing a check engine light, and lots more.
COVER Store Manager Jamie Loura is here talking about COVER. COVER’s mission is to foster hope and build community in the our area. They do this by bringing together homeowners and volunteers to complete urgently needed home repair projects, and by facilitating the reuse of household goods and building materials at The COVER Store. Jamie talks about the store, how to apply for help wtih COVER, where they are located, and much more.
Newport Police chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about Main Street road construction, Drug Take Back Day, Sunshine 5K, the new recruits, the drug round table Chief Lee was involved in, and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about Green Up Clean Up, the Sunshine 5K, the incredible track season for Newport, progress at the community center, Concerts on the Common, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about events in our area, prom this weekend, the road project in Claremont, Brent going to Florida on vacation and the Jon Stone situation with the City of Claremont & Claremont PD.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne "being old," Eddies coupe not having power steering, Ed likes his new truck's features, Whitehall, NY, going up to Kevin's house, Wayne should put a tv in his garage, having cruise nights on Mondays and more.
Jarrett McPhee and Josh Mackintosh zoom on to talk about the Festival at Fort 4, happening Saturday June 29th in Charlestown. We talk about all the events at the Highland Games, the history of the Stones, how both men got into Highland games, what a huge event this will be for our community and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the nicer weather & more people, bikes and motorcycles on the road, don't cut thru private parking lots to avoid a traffic light, Newport's recruits graduating today, Green Up Clean Up looking good, and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about the spring track season for the high school and middle school, green up clean up, the Sunshine 5k, progress at new community center and more.
Mt Royal Academy Headmaster Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about The Diary Of Anne Frank at the Newport Opera House this weekend, senior projects at Mt Royal, learning about Ike, and lots more.
Lionel Chute, from the Sullivan County Conservation Commision, is here promoting the Taste Of Spring event happening at the Claremont Opera House Saturday from 4-6pm. We talk about the importance of eating local foods, the Claremont Growers Collective, what will be prepared at this event, limited tickets available, and lots more. Always an enjoyable conversation with Lionel.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we learn that Eddie traded his yellow truck for his old coupe. We talk about his old coupe, the car's history, why he wanted it back and lot more. We also discuss modern aspects of vehicles today like back up cameras and such, up coming cruise nights, Wayne not knowing people's names but he knows what they drive, and more.
Ray Gagnon is back here as we talk about things happening in the world, how people get their information, OJ Simpson dying, people love / hate Trump, is Ray going to run for State Representative again this year, and more.
Randy White, owner of The Farmers Table, is here as we talk about the move from Grantham to Newport, having the cafe & tavern at the golf club, how summer is looking, what one would expect at the Farmers Table, how Randy got into the business, and more.
From the Sunapee Police Dept, Lt Tim Puchtler is here with Alyssa Krause ( Health & Physical Education teacher) along with her students Emily Mullen, Olive Jennings, and Grayson Spears, as we talk about Alcohol Awareness Week, what the students learned this week, how drinking in excess can affect not only the person who drank but also many others, as well as use of the petal car, dangers in mixing substances and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the sidewalk construction in Newport, parking meters, driveup theater, air intakes, electric cars, and a whole bunch other stuff.
Newport police chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the story WCAX TV did, Meth in the area, the dangers of drugs, plus the new recruits, register your dogs, and more.
From Road To Independence, Margaret Coulter is here talking about the non profit, what they do, why donkeys are used, what happened to the bakery and more.
PJ Lovely, from the Newport Recreation Department, is here as we talk about this crazy weather, spring sports, track practice, upcoming events, and more.
Jeanna Newbern and Cathy Raymond are here from the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice as we talk about the 25th anniversary of Women Who Make A Difference. We talk about this wonderful lunch event, past memories, picking the winner, the high school involvement and much more.
Turning Points Network's 18th annual Steppin' Uo 5K Walk/Run is happening on Saturday May 4th in Claremont. From TPN, Susan Warner is here with sponsor Bar Harbor Bank's Shelley Griswold & Elliott Hale. We discuss the fundraiser, the walk itself, starting a team, and much more.
Ed and Wayne are here as we recap the solar eclipse, all the crazy traffic, how we all watched the eclipse, Wayne's truck project, Wayne's birthday, special birthday food, the guys going out to lunch, going to flea markets, and more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we get ready for the solar eclipse, going to Bellows Falls, Valley Regional merging with Dartmouth Health, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Rob Thompson, from Fourth Kind Films, is here talking about his work with the Eagle Times, what types of cameras he uses, his donation to the Kwanis Club of Claremont, the Claremont Police recruitment video, the Claremont focused show he is working on, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we look ahead to the storm that is coming today (Wednesday), we talk about the last storm, and then I go off on Wrestlemania, reptilian humaniods taking over the Earth, and other crazy talk. Brent brings us back to actual real stuff, like the upgrade to the communications system in Claremont.
Kiwanis Club of Claremont is holding their 24th auction, and Joan Baillargeon and Tina Coburn are here with Mike Dewey as we all talk about the online auction (www.ourkiwanisauction.com), when to register online, an example of some of the items up for bid, thanks to sponsors, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we gear up for the snow storm, talk about using airplane gas, the moose that wandered thru town, my eye test next week, the solar eclipse coming next week, both guys' birthdays are almost here, and more.
Scott Hagar is here from the Claremont Opera House and muscian Rob Zappulla calls in as we talk about the Rob Zappulla Orchestra coming to the Opera House on April 20th at 7:30pm. We discuss Rob's journey into being a muscian, learning the music of Frank Sinatra, why Rob created this new show about Herb Alpert & Sergio Mendes, the Sugar River Social at the Opera House and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here with the new comfort dog Ebbi, who is very adorable. We talk about Ebbi, you might hear him in the background, how busy being a dog dad is, the snow this past weekend, deliberative session next week and more.
From the Newport Rec Department, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about spring sports, this crazy weather, Easter Egg hunt on Friday, update on the new Community Center, and more.
Mount Royal Academy's Headmaster, Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about Derek's Thursday morning prayer, taking his boys to the Dropkick Murphys, taking students to the NH Statehouse, Easter and more.
Mike Dewey, from the Kiwanis Club of Claremont, is here as we talk about the Kiwanis Auction coming up later next week, the Brewfest this September, what the Kiwanis are & how they are growing in Claremont, and more.
Jane Rastallis, owner of the Old Courthouse in Newport talks about the 20th anniversary of the Old Courthouse, how it came to be, her cookbook, events at the Courthouse, and much more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the snow this past weekend, check engine lights, tire pressure lights, cleaning off the busses, the bridge accident in Baltimore, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the PD's new comfort dog Ebby is here now, how Ebby is doing, the use of dogs in police work, the passing of Bruce Burroughs, and more.
From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about spring sports, nicknames for kids, update on the new Community Center, snow, and more.
Jimmy and Shari Rodden are here as we talk about the upcoming Festival At Fort 4 in Charlestown on June 29th, what the Highland Games are, what sports you would expect to see, Scottish heritage, how the Highland Games moved to Fort No 4, tartans and lots more.
Claremont Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the police retirement system, the different retirement programs in New Hampshire, social security, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed's hearing aids, our senses, seeing animals, the price of used cars and more.
Ray Gagnon is back as we talk St Patrick's Day / Ray's experience with Irish friends, using AI today, politics, and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here from the Newport Rec Dept as we talk about the nice weather, Granite State Track, sign up for Summer Camp soon, aps for hiking, progress on the Community Center, and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice is here with IT Coordinator Ryan Palmer (who I went to High School with), as we talk about protecting one's privacy online, things we all can do to protect ourselves, what Ryan does to protect information at the VNA and much more. Plus we talk about upcoming events wtih the VNA.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Claremont, Dr Alex Herzog is here. The day after Claremont's school vote, we talk about the passing of the budget, the new program coming to "the tech," what the Tech Center has to offer, jobs for the future, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne's "cat" problem, old Vs new cars, speeding very fast, crazy weather these days, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
SAU 43 Superintendent Donna Magoon and Newport School Board Chair Steven Morris are here as we talk about the school vote, CTE renovations, how things at the school is going and more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about the Discover Sugar River Region meetings as of recently, how busy things are locally, the nursing home project, the budget, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the better weather, how the new recruits are doing, the police academy, selectmen meeting, Chamber dinner is next week and more.
Newport Recreation Director PJ Lovely is here as we catch up on his vacation to Portugal, look back at Winter Carnival, talk about the ending of Winter sports / get ready for Spring sports, and more.
From the Newport Golf Club, Katie Paquette is here as we talk about the local ownership of the Newport Golf Club, the golf simulator, memberhip sale ending March 31, and more.
Claremont Mayor Dale Girard is here as we talk about the discussion revolving the North Street / Main Street renovation, the history of the project, financial needs for this project and more. Plus we discussed Arrowhead's lodge, the cardboard race, and bonding Vs saving for a city budget.
David Lantz and Bill McCrillis are here as we talk about the youth ski jumping benefit raffle that the New England Ski Jumping Nordic Combined Organization is having for two paintings by Vinko Bogataj, commemorating the World Cup Ski Jumpings events held in Lake Placid. Vinko Bogataj is a famous ski jumper who is known in the United States from ABC's Wide World Of Sports as "The agony of defeat." He is also a fantastic painter who lives in Slovenia now. We talk about these paintings, what the organization does for youth ski jumpers, both Bill & Dave's history in ski jumping, their collective families' history in skiing and ski jumping, both tell old stories, and we learn how one can purchase tickets to try to win these paintings.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about flex pricing, giong out to eat, muddy roads, Wayne getting pulled over last week, Spring Street in Newport, Ed has worked for Newport since 1971, and other stuff.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the conclusion of the investigation regarding a 5 year old child who passed away last year, the Amber Alert in NH & how an Amber Alert is issues, other alerts that can happen, and more.
Bill Metcalfe, Director of Specialized Programming with West Central Behavioral Health, zooms on as we talk about the Veterans Coalition servicing Sullivan and lower Grafton Counties. We discuss what the Coalition is here for, how veterans can reach out for help, the ASIST Training on 3/28 & 3/29 from 8:30a-3:30p, at the Claremont Savings Bank and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we catch up, talk about the shots fired in Claremont last week, the right to protect yourself in New Hampshire, Chief talks about online chatter saying he defunded the police - which is debunked, and more.
The Car Nutz are here. Eddie is feeling better, after being sick last week, and Wayne is here as well. After the recording, Wayne is heading to the Lakes Region and we talk about that, plus we talk about the nice weather, Wayne updating his Waynebuilt, driving in netural, and other stuff.
From the Richards Free Library, Justine Fafara is here as we talk about upcoming events at RFL, including the local author gathering and the Red Sox discussion, plus we talk about what a library is these days, other monthly activites, board games, and more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about Town Meeting day in New Hampshire, Ray hanging with his college friends, his grand children, Trump Vs Biden, thoughts on Nikki Haley, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about this morning's snow, recap Winter Carnival, the Newport Police's comfort dog, the driver situation that happened during Winter Carnival, the cadet program and more.
Derek Tremblay is here from Mt Royal Academy, as we talk about school vacation week, the school taking Easter Week of next month, my trip to the Trapist Monks in MA, and lots more.
From the Claremont Opera House, Executive Director Scott Hagar is here as we talk about the show Steel Magnolias happening Friday and Saturday night, the upcoming tribute to Johnny Cash, the Celtic trio, tribute to Queen and more shows happening at the Claremont Opera House.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about Winter Carnival, it being cold recently, Kevin is cleaning out his house, free plastic buckets, Kevin misses having a racoon and wants a bear, our scales don't work right, and more.
Just Wayne is here this week, as Ed is home not feeling well. Wayne and I talk NASCAR, racing in general, his time at Claremont Speedway, Cruise Nights just months away and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. Brent was the MC of the Newport Winter Carnival Queens Pageant. We followed up on how the Winter Carnival went, the Queens Pageant, and lots more. Plus we talk about the hit and run in Claremont.
Kevin Onnela is here for the first time in a little while. We talked about Winter Carnival, how he is dropping all this weight, national politics, Lempster politics, who is wants to win Selectman this March in Lempster, and lots more.
Charlene Lovett & Sophia Sushailo from the Claremont Sugar River Rotary are here to talk about the shipments of supplies that were raised with their Stand With Ukraine event in September. We talk about the logistics of shipping, what was sent over, how things are going with the war and more. Plus we looked back at First Night in Claremont.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about how great Winter Carnival was this past weekend, fainting, Eddie's rat rod, and much more
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk politics, Kelly Ayotte running for Gov, Trump & Biden, Ray is bored, how his health is, and more.
Tyler Sullivan is here as we talk about the Carboard Race at Arrowhead this Saturday, how the race works, how to sign up, what the restrictions are, snow conditions and more.
Derek Ferland, Sullivan County Manager and Becky Levy from the UNH Coop Ext are here talking about the Trails council, Discover Sugar River Region, the importance of trails, what the council will be doing, and much more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here talking about Winter Carnival this week, the parade tomorrow, the comfort dog, the police budget, parking on Main Street and more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hopsice, Jeana Newbern returns as we talk about the upcoming Annual Meeting in March, Board of Directors, Improv for Caregivers this month, and more.
PJ Lovely is here from the Newport Rec Dept as we recap last night's fantastic opening event for the 108th Winter Carnival, we look ahead to today (Thursday) and the rest of Winter Carnival, we talk about what has changed in the schedule due to the warm (it's going to be 50 on Saturday) weather, plus talk Winter Track and other rec stuff.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Brent hosting the Winter Carnival Pageant, Winter Carnival, lots of activity in Claremont for the police, Claremont PD is hiring, knowing Vs proving a crime, and more
Eddie and Wayne are here as we talk about Wayne selling his HHR on Eddie, the town's snowblower, car's secret remote start (apparently), the Goshen - Lempster Little League Field, I took Monday off, and more
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we look ahead to Winter Carnival, Newport's comfort dog has been born, the arrest of a Newport man in Vermont, working with another state's laws, tricking kids / bad aps on kids phones, and more
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about PJ dancing with Dancing With the Newport Stars, Winter Track, Winter Carnival, the ice rink, and more
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we recap Dancing With The Newport Stars, look ahead to Brent hosting the Winter Carnival Queen's Pageant, the arrest in Claremont, crime knows no boundries and more.
From New London Hospital & Newport Health Center, Jenn Alford-Teaster, Program Manager - Community Helath Relations and Development, is here as we talk about Express Care receives Guardian of Excellence Award for Patient Experience by Press Ganey, February is American Heart Month, Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Nutrition Program at Newport Health Center, the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), and more
Wayne and Eddie are here from the Car Nutz as we talk about the snow, cell phones, I can't hear anything, playing a record in the car, and more
(Posted late) Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the bad driving conditions, Newport & Claremont working together regarding a drug arrest & untimely death in Newport, Dancing With the Newport Stars, and more
(Posting late) Derek Tremblay is back in studio as we look ahead to Dancing With The Newport Stars, we talk about the NH Primary, vaping, Woodstock, parents are primary educators, and more
(Posting late, sorry...been busy!) PJ was here as we talked about the ice on the common, winter sports, Winter Carnival coming up and more.
Posting after the show: Sorry this is being posted late, things got crazy before Dancing With the Newport Stars. John and Aggie were here as we talked about the show, how John got drafted to dance, learning the routine and much more.
Dancing With The Newport Stars is Jan 26 & 27 on the Newport Opera House stage. Our next All Star couple is Christine Smith and Gary Stanhope. Christine danced in 2023 with Robert Steele. As Robert is with his original partner Fran Huot, Christine has a new dance partner, Gary Stanhope. We talk about if it was a challenge to learn with a new partner, how much fun the couple have been having, what they love about the show and lots more. Tickets are available online at www.NewportOperaHouse.com
From the Newport Recreation Department, PJ Lovely is back after working on making a ton of ice for the ice rink this past week. We talk about the rink and it's conditions, the upcoming Winter Carnival schedule, Woodstock theme for Winter Carnival, and more.
Newport Selectman Jim Buroughs and interim Town Manager Paul Brown are here as we talk about missing being on the radio these last few months, Town Manager search update, how the Selectman's meeting went Monday, the tow truck rotation, Dancing With The Newport Stars is next week, the Car Nutz Main Street cruise this summer, and more.
Returning Star Shannon MacMichael is here with her Pro Steve Patten as we talk about the All-Star edition of Dancing With The Newport Stars, doing two different dances, how much fun they are having, Shannon's "bubble", and lots more. The show is happening at the Newport Opera House stage on Jan 26th and 27th. Buy your tickets at www.NewportOperaHouse.com.
Our next couple in studio to talk about Dancing With the Newport Stars. Fran Huot is back with her pro Robert Steele, as we talk about relearning their old dance, things feeling comfortable right away, what has been most fun about this new year, the Alumni dance, and lots moe.
Dancing With The Newport Stars is happening Friday and Saturday Jan 26 & 27th on the Opera House Stage. This year is an All Star event. Returning is Ben Holobowicz with his partner Renee Patten. They are here talking about how the process has been, Ben might or might not be a good dancer, how much fun they have been having, and really....just a ton of other non-related stuff!
Sullivan County Mananger Derek Ferland is here talking about the Nursing Home Project, staying in budget, the Sullivan House, Discover Sugar River Region, the County budget and more.
Kevin Onnela is here for the first time since Christmas as we catch up on life, how his health is doing, Dancing With The Newport Stars, the Iowa Cacusus, the southern border, Chief Wilmot, plowing, issue at Lempster Long Pond, and more stuff.
Eddie and Wayne are here as I am still sick. We talk about my sickness & sickness in general, Wayne wanting to sell his truck he is working on, Wayne looking to move, saving money on gas, supporting small town general stores, things you can't do anymore, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here, but I am sick! We get thru as much as I can do and talk about the snow storm, respecting the town highway crew, I reported a situation this past week on Main Street, Alex remembers Claremont Police Officer Colby Casey, and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the Community Center project, ice on the common, Winter Track, things happening at the Rec, rollerskating and more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice, Jeana Newbern is where with Anna Hinman, Quality Assurance Manager, as we talk about Anna's role with Lake Sunapee VNA, how to improve care, workin with the govt, how her background has helped her in this position, plus Improv for Caregivers is coming to Claremont and more.
Surprise guest, Adam Howard is back for the first time in a very long time. We catch up on life, how his family is, being a dad, why he stopped coming on with me years ago, why Grantham wouldn't let him keep his work trucks at his house, tubing on Lempster Long Pond, and more.
Ray Gagnon swings in and joins me as we talk about where they got the name of Montcalm, googling yourself, the dark web, looking like your sibbling, snow, the Presidential Primary, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Eddie's frustrations, using an Alexa & them listening, Ed stops talking, Wayne's truck, the Town Common and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about PJ's hike with two of his sons, reduced hours during the school break, Winter Track, new community center update and other stuff
Jenn Alford-Teaster from New London Hospital and Newport Health Center is here as we talk about holiday stress, Blue Monday & seasonal depression, public health, and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Brent having to leave Dancing With The Newport Stars, my applying to Survivor, how New Years went in Claremont, plus the Chief remembers retired Captain Colby Casey, who passed away a couple days ago. Brent tells some Colby stories, he talks about Colby's dedication to the city of Claremont, what made him a great detective, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about my driveway, the roads have been muddy, New Years, when to pump your septic tank and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee W/ Lt Vince Grieco of NH State Police Troupe C as we talk about the sober driving campaign involving State Police and local police, including Newport and Claremont. We discuss the dangers of drinking and driving, what could happen, the open container law, what they are looking for, financial problems one may face if caught with a DUI and lots more.
From the Claremont Sugar River Rotary, Charlene Lovett is here as we talk about First Night in the city of Claremont, there is no snow so there will not be tubing at Arrowhead but they will have other events, what is happening at the Community Center, Maple Lanes and Opera House, why First Night is important to the community, what the Rotary Club does, and lots more.
Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about the Christmas break basketball tournaments, skiing, kids using their imagination, comedy, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we pick on Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot (and his podcast a couple days ago), different types of drugs, picking up students at Richards Elementary, Detective Marvin giving a presentation and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Recreation Dept is here (sponsored by Sugar River Bank.) We talk about Fall Sports, today is the first Middle School Field Hockey game, it's been a hot week, PJ went for a hike earlier this week & talked hiking different "lists", community center update, Block Party is coming Homecoming weekend, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk politics. Joe went to see Nikki Haley at the Claremont Senior Center earlier in the week. We talk about his thoughts on Haley, the NH Primary, "compromise", Joe couldn't be bought as a State Rep, plus he went flying this week and talks about his plane trip.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here after missing last week. Brent was in Washington DC for a national conference. We talk about the conference, substance abuse, addiction, different classification of drugs, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed getting the buses ready for back to school, cleaning the Goshen-Lempster little league field, the car show in Lake George, and lots more.
Well special guest, Kevin Onnela, swings into the studio so I threw him on the podcast! We talk about the shooting league, dad's wanting sons to do well, how wet things still are, Sununu Vs Trump and more.
Newport Police chief Alex Lee is here as we recap the fantastic Apple Pie Craft Fair, it's back to school time, talk about bus saftey, DUI patrols this weekend, the stray kitten and more.
From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here (sponsored by Sugar River Bank) as we catch up from the Summer, see how camp and the teen trips went, look ahead to all the Fall actitivies, Winter Carnival, and lots of other stuff.
Joe is here as we talk about cutting hay, Joe fixing his dryer, traffic circles, adult men who don't know how to do things, Joe is leaning towards Trump and more.
Mike Dewey from the Claremont Kiwanis is here to talk about the Claremont Brewfest. We talk about som eof the breweries who will be attending, how to buy tickets, are children allowed, who is the live music and food, we talk beer and lots more.
From the Newport Selectboard, Jim Burroughs and Jeff North are here as we talk about last night's meeting, how great the Apple Pie Craft Fair was, Charlie leaving Newport PD, roads update, update on the new Community Center, and lots more.
We only have Wayne this week as Ed has lost his voice. We talked about last night's cruise night, food in the area, hanging in Springfield, VT when Wayne was young, Newport memories and more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about when he went grey, taking a selfie, the Apple Pie Craft Fair, Gov Sununu, Vivek, his family history book, Claremont had everything, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about staff, a long time Newport Police Officer leaving the PD and heading to the Sheriff's dept, Apple Pie Craft Fair this weekend, back to school soon, and more.
Cherly, Bob and Brian are here to talk about the 11th Claremont Senior Center Car Show happening this Sunday August 27th. We discuss how many vehicles generally attend, how much money this event raises, who is welcome, sponsors, prizes and lots more. Should be a great event!
Michael Hughes is here talking about the 2 day blood drive at the Claremont Senior Center Aug 28 & 29th. We talk about how appointment numbers are down, walk ins are welcome this year, what the goal is and more.
Joe Osgooed is here as we talk about the Cruisin' Cow / ice cream business, working on cars at a young age, the debate last night, national politics and more.
Olive G Pettis Library Trustee Trisha Labossier and Friends of the Olive G Pettis Library Chairwoman Wanda Hanson are here as we talk about the 5 & 10K Lyllian Wright Memorial trail run around Gunnison Lake on Sept 9th, different programs coming up, the book sale, pasta dinner, stuffie sleepover, Discovery Park update and more.
Co-Chairs of the Apple Pie Craft Fair, Peggy McKenney and Kathy Niboli are here as we talk about the 49th Apple Pie Craft Fair this Saturday in Newport. We talk apple pies, food, what to expect, the history of the fair, and so much more. It is always a huge event in Newport.
Newport Selectman Jim Burroughs and interim Town Manager & Finance Director Paul Brown are here to talk about the Main Street project in town, waiting for funds from the government to fix the roads after the floods, water main leak on Sunapee Street, Apple Pie Craft Fair this weekend, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about last night's cruise night / first responder show at Pattens. We talk about the show, how it went, giveaways, who showed up and more. Plus we talk Ed's boat, Lake George and Old Orchard prices and a whole bunch more.
Justine Fefara, from Richards Free Library, talks about the Book Festival this Saturday, how it works, when donations are accepted, who won the Hale Award this year, the roof at the library and lots more.
Steve Patten is here as we talk about the MIles To Go For Morgan 5K happening on Sept 17th, how they will use the money raised, being a 501c3 now, Morgan's back story, update on trying to solve her death and more.
On our 5th Wedding Anniversary, my wife Christine came on with me as we talk about our plans, being together for 5 years, how she is doing and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the hilicoptor last week in Claremont on Green Mountain, Joe streaming TV, purple LED lights on the highway, what is the "newest" color in history, me thinking about cardboard, and then Kevin Onnela (who hates puppies) comes in to defend himself and talk with Joe.
It's been a while, but Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is back in studio as we talk about the large fire in Claremont, the shooting, National Night Out, busy time in Claremont, plus Brent brings on his new Captain, Chris Allen.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about last night's cruise night, the upcoming First Responders Show at Cory Patten's next Monday, we pick on Wayne's sister Elaine, and lots more.
State Representatives Hope Damon, John Cloutier and Gary Merchant are here talking about the importances of applying for Free Lunch vouchers, how to apply, why it's important, why this matters to families and more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about Discover Sugar River Region, progress at the Nursing Home, I took a class at the Ag Center in Unity, Derek turned 50 and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about events coming up like Apple Pie Craft Fair, the Newport PD working with local businesses, break in at the new construction on Spring Street, and more.
Jeana Newbern is here with hospice volunteer Cheryl Dean as we talk about her love of being a hospice volunteer, how someone can train to become a volunteer, what Cheryl has learned helping others, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the rain in Claremont, the Cruisin' Cow, Joe hiking, Mt Washington, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the cruise nights in town, the First Responder show coming up, Eddie wants a hug from my wife Christine, Ed sold a truck, the Hospital Days parade, and lots more.
Ray Gagnon is back. We talk politics, state/national/local politics, how old age is treating him, the grandkids, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about a local contractor's trailer being stolen and recovered in Vermont, the process on getting it back in another state, checing on the roads, officers training, and more.
Harper is on with me for a couple minutes. I couldn't get her to talk much, but she talked about summer camp for a moment...that's about it. Not overly exciting! haha.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about sidewalks, the Goshen Ocean, Hunter Biden & Joe Biden, making jokes at the wrong time, hay, and more.
Claremont Mayor Dale Girard is here filling in for Chief Brent Wilmot. Dale talks about the new police truck, National Night Out in Claremont next week, Arrowhead discussions, boxing coming to Claremont this weekend, how roads are holding up, property auction on August 12th, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the cruise night being rained out, the Car Show being cancelled for the year, recap of the flooding, Ed working on the buses, and more.
Joe is here as we talk about the airplane emergency landing at Lebanon Airport, landing a plane on the highway, the big race for NH's governor, the Presidential campaign, and more.
Kate & Fran, from the Library Arts Center in Newport, are here as we talk about the brand new mural in town. We talk about the arts collaborative between the LAC and the Newport Chamber of Commerce, what the new mural is & where located, how arts benefit the community and businesses, upcoming events at the LAC, Apple Pie Craft Fair and much more.
Newport Selectmen, Barry Connell & Jim Burroughs, are here as we talk about the town Manager search committee, bikes on the sidewalks, last night's meeting, the roads after the flood, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here. We missed Ed last week, he was on vacation. So we talk about his vacation, the flood, boats, his tick bite and other stuff. Last night was a cruise night with the Car Nutz, this weekend is the Car Show, and there is another cruise night next Monday night.
It's been a while since he has been here, and it's great to have Ray back in. We catch up on how Ray has been, talk politics, his family, gas prices, different politicians and more.
As Derek Ferland couldn't make it in this month, he sent in Mary Bourque and Deputy Superintendent Shawn Coughlan from the Dept of Corrections. Mary is in charge of all the facilities in the County and talks about the Nursing Home renovation, working on the Sullivan House, and other things she looks after. Shawn talks about Corrections, getting a job for the DOC, how things are going at the Sullivan House and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we recap the flood in Newport, how roads are, and look ahead to possible additional flooding this weekend. We talk about arrest in Newport this past week, why the PD puts out press releases, and what to do if you have additional information regarding this or other cases.
Jeana Newbern from Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice is here with guest Diane Way, Sales and Marketing Director for Summercrest, as we talk about events the VNA have put on and will put on at Summercrest, how a resident at Summercrest can still use the services of the VNA, Summercrest is open for tours now, and more.
Joe is here as we talk about the incredible flood that happened this past week and our take on it all. We talk about Joe helping Wayne on his Waynebuilt, would Joe want to build his own hotrod, I drove a camper, Keene is cool, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here, for the first time in a few weeks. We talk about how doing this show weekly is proving to be difficult in his schedule, so we will cut it back some and do every once in a while, but will still have other Claremont info moving forward. And then we talk about the flood. And what a flood it was. Brent explains the trouble spots in Claremont, what markers they watch, working a 30 hour day, and lots more.
Jaclynn Rodriguez, with The Prouty, zoom'ed on to talk about the 42nd annual Prouty this weekend in the Upper Valley. We talk about the goal of $7 million this year, how people can still get involved, how the money raised helps in cancer research, how the floods in Vermont have changed the bike ride, and more.
From the Newport Selectmen, Barry Connell and Jim Burroughs are here. The two men announce the change in leadership at Town Manager, as Hunter Rieseberg has submitted his resignation and Finance Director (and past Town Manager) Paul Brown will be the interim Town Manager. We talk about the transition period, looking for a new Town Manager, engaging the public's help, and more. Plus yesterday our region experienced massive flooding; we talked about the flood, restoration process, hope for a disaster declaration and more.
Just Wayne is here today, Eddie couldn't make it in. We talk about the massive flooding we all experienced, the cruise night being moved to next Monday (the 17th), Wayne updating his Waynebuilt truck, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about 4th of July, the icecream truck, making hay, Joe loves Blue Bloods, and lots more.
Claremont Mayor Dale Girard is here as we talk about the 4th of July celebration, Claremont city Council, what is happening at Arrowhead, and more.
Joe is back as we talk about the rain storm yesterday, washouts and how our property held up. We figure out how far a nautical mile is, what a knot is, your check engine light, kids working on cars, having cameras in the house, cats on the counter, college loans and more.
Kevin Onnela is here again! It's been a couple months since Kevin was last in studio. We clear the air - there is NO bad blood between he and I, he explains why he left the radio show, catch up a little bit, and then he has to run back to work. It's short and sweet...but good to have Kevin back for a little bit.
From the Newport Selectboard, Vice Chair Jim Burroughs is here as we talk about last night's rain storm & how the town held up, information in Main Street's paving project, information on a new Information Booth on the Town Common, update on the school bus / highway garage discussion, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here - but Eddie decided to run to the restroom before we started, so Wayne and I joke about it. We talk about the rain out for the cruise night last night, the Wings & Wheels car show postponed until July 23rd, Eddie's old days of "chasing women," a woman leaving her credit card at Ed's house, tires for your car, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the flooding in Newport recently, the brewfest, recent arrests in town, advancements in technology which have helped arrest on crimes against children, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about his camera picking up lightning in Florida, the weather recently, the Titanic sub, plane engines, how high can a plane go, his take on Newport Selectmen / school bus discussion, and more.
Newport Selectmen - Barry Connell & Jim Burroughs are here as we talk about the status of Newport's roads after the flooding, the BOS working with School Board in regard to the bus situation at the Highway Garage, the BOS looking to to find a new recreational property, and more.
Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about that crazy rain this weekend, the Brewfest, the car show this weekend, bears, and more.
Joe is back and he shows me a picture of the "camp" that Wayne has talked about. We talk about me having a bat in the house a while ago, mice getting in small areas, everyone breaks the law, Trump's legal issues, national politics and more.
The Mayor of Claremont, Dale Girard, is here as we talk about Claremont getting grants, brownfield clean up near the Sugar River, the situation in the City Council, Stevens Alumni parade, and more.
From the Newport Selectmen, (Chair) Barry Connell & (Vice Chair) Jim Burroughs are here talking about how busy things are in town, what happens in non-meeting weeks, water & sewer prices / reductions, the School keeping their buses up at the Highway Garage, taxes, being a Selectman, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the "camp" wayne great up in, the two of them giving each other grief, having a hot dog truck, bungee jumping, the Wings and Wheels show next weekend, and more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about the budget process, renovations at the Nursing Home, Stevens Alumni and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the air quality / wild fires, the police academy, the process of hiring a new officer, what you learn at the police academy, register your dog, and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice is here as we talk about the Lake Sunapee VNA as a whole, what services they offer, how it works, different aspects of it and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the magic cookie bars his wife Elaine made me, Chris Christie running for President, national politics, food trucks, Joe being busy and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot talks about the Stevens Alumni Parade, the parade route, and more (note - posting this late, so the parade already happened.....I screwed up!)
From the Newport Board of Selectmen, (Chair) Barry Connell & (Vice Chair) Jim Burroughs are here as we recap last night's BOS meeting, things happening in Newport, duty of the BOS, the community center, parking on the Town Common, update on the dog park, grant $$ coming to Newport, and lots more.
Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about my cat (who has been missing for the past 2 months) coming home, having pets, Wayne continues the story about the "camp" he grew up in, the car show in Cornish, and more stuff.
It's the 152nd Stevens Alumni Association weekend and Carolyn LeBlanc and Dick Guiard are here to talk about the parade, the new parade route, finances, scholarships, the lunchon, the dance, and everything Stevens Alumni.
Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the nice weather, an uptick in activity, things to look out for motorcycle week coming soon, bikes on the road, the fastest the Chief has ever pulled someone over, hosting underage drinking parties, mutal aid, and lots more.
PJ is here for one final time until this Fall, as we talk about hiking the White Mountains, the AT Trail, other huge trails in America, Meet of Champions for Track, Granite State Track, summer trips and more. PJ will return once the kids get back to school this September.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the heat, mowing the lawn, Joe driving the hay truck, my dislike for national news right now, should people go to college, Joe's memories of being a police chief, and lots more.
Claremont Police Cheif Brent Wilmot and I talk about books he has read more than once, things you should and shouldn't do first thing in the morning, the Memorial Day parade on Monday, Stevens Alumni Parade next week and more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Mr Eric Perry is here with students Ava and Gabe as we talk about the CTE Center, welding & auto shop, how both programs are going, the student's favorite parts, things they wish the community knew about the CTE and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne helping his grandson with a lawnmower, I was up early thanks to a rodent in my walls, the fire danger that is my studio, everyone has "stuff" and lots more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about middle and high school track, who became a State Champion for Newport this past week, looking ahead to the races in the Town Forest this June, and lots other stuff.
Annie Finn-Waddell, Health Services Director at Summercrest, is here as we talk about dementia, warning signs, helping someone with memory loss and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about mushrooms, national politics, hiring struggles, Ron Desantis running for President, Joe working on classic cars and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot and Claremont Mayor Dale Girard are here as we talk about the duty of the Mayor, being available for people to reach out to the City Council, budgets, police awards and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the cruise night this past week, Eddie looking for a new boat, how autoshop class is going, and more.
PJ Lovely, from the Newport Rec Dept, is here as we talk about spring sports, how track is going, races happening in the Newport Town Forest this June and more.
When the Car Nutz were here earlier in the week, I was picking on Joe pretty hard. So I decided to continue it while he is with me. I joke about him starting up a Fudge Food Truck, which obviously isn't going to happen. We also talk about the car he is working on, ice cream, local and national politics and more.
My daughter Harper is here before school starts. We talk about her busy day, the band / chorus concert tonight, singing at the Fisher Cats game, how she likes 6th grade and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wimot is here as we talk about things being busy right now, the threatening in the Walmart parking lot last week, being a good leader, leading by example, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we look ahead to the next cruise night next week, Ed brought in fudge from his sister, Wayne is going to have power steering in his Waynebuilt truck, I watn to buy a food truck but don't know where you go to the bathroom, we pick on Joe Osgood - even though he isn't here to defend himself, and lots more.
Justine Fefara, from the Richards Free Library, is here as we talk about the roof at the library, the leak, the town's voters supporting the new project, what was lost and more. We also look ahead to Summer Reading, a new book club, when we will find out who won the Hale Award, donations for the Book Festival, and more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about the "Welcome to Sullian County / Sugar River Region" sign polls, Safe Streets And Roads For All grant, Nursing Home project, Sullivan House and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we look ahead to prom next weekend, talk about drinking driving, marijuana is not legal in New Hampshire, Suneshine 5K happened last weekend, the Bike Rodeo is May 21st, and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here recapping the success of the Sunshine 5K and Green Up Clean Up. We talk Newport spring sports, look ahead to summer activites like the Curse of the Pinnacle, and lots more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice, Jeana Newbern and Jim Culhane, President & CEO, are here as we recap the Women Who Make A Difference Luncheon tht took place Wednesday, who the awards went to, certain highlights and more. Jim dicusses the benefits and challenges of home care, struggles in the industry, hiring and more. Plus Jim is also a Buffalo Bills fan, so I get to talk Bills with him.
Joe OSgood is here as we talk about the Trump Town Hall last night, the US border / Title 42, Joe Biden is the best, the Cruisin' Cow, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we join the conversation that they were having before we started recording - talking about airbags in cars. Last night was the first cruise night of the year; Wayne said it was a big success and talked about the show, the food, and people showing up. We discussed Wayne as a teacher, Eddie going to his new doctor, one of the busses breaking down yesterday and lots of other random stuff.
Hunter Reisberg (Newport Town Manager) & Paul Brown (Newport Finance Director) are here one day before the town vote Tuesday, as we talk about the 2 bond issues up for vote, funding options for both projects, what happens if voted on or against, is the Town of Newport responsible for the Richard Free Library, the status of the Dog Park, other grants that have been awarded to Newport, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the Sunshine 5k this weekend, voting in Newport next Tuesday, the hiring process of Newport PD, police cruisers, and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about April vacation and the trips the Rec took, I hiked part of the AT trail on my April vacation...though a very short part of it, track season is going well, Green Up Clean Up has been extended, the Sunshine 5k is this Saturday and lots more.
Candidate for Newport Selectman, Jeff North is here. We talk about why he is running for Selectman, his work as a business leader, why now is the time to run for office, rehabbing historic buildings and lots more.
It's been a long while since he has been in, but Joe Osgood is officially back! He and his wife Elaine spent the winter in Florida and they have returned home. Joe talks about their time in Florida, my trip to Washington DC, the park he really liked in Florida, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here with new Finance Director Diane Mulholland as we talk about budget season, the new computer system the City of Claremont uses and more, plus we talk about the armed robbery that happened in Claremont recently, CPD up for re-accreditation, Stevens Prom is this weekend and more.
Ed and Wayne are here, just one week away from the Car Nutz first Cruise Night of the year, located behind Sugar River Bank, North Main Street, Newport. We talk about the upcoming Cruise Night, my vacation, I want to buy a food truck, me seeing a Tucker, Corvettes, and lots more.
From the First Congregational Church in Claremont, Maggie Monroe-Cassel and Karen Lipenczyk are here talking about their roles at the Church, it's rich history in Claremont, what church means in 2023, the return of their Spring Breakfast, and lots more.
Mike Dewey and Joan Baillargeon are here as we talk about the 23rd Annual Big Kiwanis Auction for Children Charities. You can big online right now at www.OurKiwanisAuction.com. We talk about the importance of local businesses, how to bid, where the money goes, Claremont Brewfest & bell ringing, and lots more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about the Track season & track meets, summer camp waiting list, Green Up Clean Up Day, Sunshine 5K, and lots more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice, Jeana Newbern is here as we talk about the Woman Who Make A Difference lunchon returning, how the event works, who will be speaking and more. The Good Day Respite Program returns shortly, and we discusss how people can get involved, the open house and more.
Students at the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Olivia Moody and Gabve Merritt, are here as we talk about the forestry program, recent competitions, update on the CTE Center, Olivia getting ready for prom, and more.
Kevin is here as we talk about towns getting bids, the Newport Selectman's meeting (and Kevin's thoughts), Wayne being a teacher at Newport High School in auto shop, teaching math, Kevin's solar panels, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we learn about Wayne's new job....teaching at Newport High School. We talk about the new gig, cruise nights coming soon, how to inspect a street rod and lots more.
Sheriff John Simonds & Deputy Sheriff Ethan Yazinski are here talking about National Drug Takeback Day, the importance of removing old medications from your house, what is allowed to be turned in, how Drug Takeback works, where the locations, plus we talk about the drone the Sheriff's Dept has, and more.
Derek Ferland, Sullivan County Manager, is here as we talk about the nursing home project, sober housing in Claremont, job opportunities, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about his time in Boston the weekend prior, fatal crashes in NH by the numbers, discussion regarding ATV's on Class V roads in Newport, and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we recap last week's Easter Egg hunt(s), look ahead to Green Up Clean Up, races coming up this Spring and Summer, Summer Camp and lots more.
Lake Sunapee Baptist Church Pastor Sam Coberly and Mount Royal Academy Headmaster Derek Tremblay are here as we hold a theological discussion of God, the Holy Trinity, the Baptist & Catholic take on certain religious topics, God is love, the Bible, the Mother Mary and lots more.
Justine Fefara, Director at Richards Free Library in Newport is here as we talk about the need for a new roof, the various book clubs, how the Library works, getting a library card, the cats there, and much more.
Kevin Onnela is here with Headmaster of Mt Royal Academy Derek Tremblay. We talk about the cost of educating a child, why Mt Royal (and private schools) can charge less than public school, thoughts on transgender, being a Goshen Selectman, the importance of parenting, and a bunch more.
Wayne and Ed are here. Ed just had his 80th birthday and Wayne had his 75th birthday last week; we talk about their celebrations. Ed is interested in a couple new vehicles, cruise night is coming fast, it's almost boat season, and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec is here as we talk about the Easter Egg hunts on Friday, why the move from Airport to Common for Easter, pinball games, spring track and other sports, signups for day camp and more.
Lt Putchler from the Sunapee Police Dept is here, as once again he is working with the Sunapee School District during Alcohol Awareness Month. Sunapee Health Teacher Alyssa Krause has four of her students with her, as we talk about what the students have learned, what will be happening next week at the school, and more.
David Lantz, owner of MJ Harrington & Co, is here as it's 75 days before Harrington's 75th anniversary. We talk about the history of Harrington's, Dave's journey into the jewelry business, lab grown gems, and more.
Claremont Police chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the "process," running & radio and other stuff too.
Kevin Onnela is here with Interm Superintendent of SAU 43 Donna Magoon and Newport School Board member Bert Spaulding. We talk about the petition warrant article up for town vote, the "bus barn" situation, the SAU's dealings with the Town and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Eddies' 80th birthday coming up (my wife Christine made him a pie), Wayne's birthday is this weekend, Eddies is selling his snow dragon, and lots of other stuff.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about roads being posted, update on the death last week / court apperances, time to register your dog, grant fundings, and lots more.
PJ is here as we talk about the "PJ Trips" this summer, going to Funspot, sign ups for Sumemr Camp begin on April 1, the Easter Egg Hunts next week and more.
Mr Perry is here with Oliva Moody and Emma Oconner as we talk about the Tech Center, Business After Hours tonight, updates on programs, what Emma does at the CTE and more.
Chief Brent Wilmot is here from the Claremont PD. It has been about a month since he was last here. We talk about what's happening in Claremont, recent overdoses in the city, he doing the Salsa with my wife Christine, Deputy Chief Mark Grasso going to the FBI Academy, and much more.
Kevin Onnela is here with guests - Newport School Board member, Bert Spaulding, and SAU 43 Superintendent, Donna Magoon. We talk about the school's conflict with the Town of Newport, the bus barn, the cost of educating a child, lead testing in the Newport schools, water at Towle's gym and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about old food memories, gas prices of yesterday, the value of money back then, the Sugar River Craft Race, Ed's snow creation in Lempster, and lots more.
Pascaley Grahm, Executive Director of Turning Points Network, is here with Sarah Powell from Mascoma Bank - honorary chair of this year's event. We talk about the 17th annual Steppin' Up To End Violence 5k walk & run on Saturday April 29th in Claremont, what this event means to people, the community support, how to get involved, what ages TPN works with, what TPN does, and lots more.
Learn more about the event here: https://turningpointsnetwork.org/steppin-up/
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee discusses the missing person case, that became a death with arrests. He shares what he can regarding the case, how the public can submit tips on this and other cases, and more. Plus we talk about the discussion of parking on Main Street, saftey on Main Street, speeds, as well as the grants in the process with Newport PD and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here talking about spring sports, Wheeler Gym's water issue, sign ups for day camp, the new community center and more.
Ashleigh McFarlin, from Claremont Financial Services, is here as we talk about what does her title of CFP mean, What is a Certified Financial Planner? What does that process look like? why should people not be intimated by having a conversation with a Financial Planner, tips for Financial Wellness and more.
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Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about just how much (not) fun that huge snow storm was, Lempster working with the State on dangerous intersections, Debby breaking her leg, Trump might get arrested, Old Man's Gas, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here to talk about last night's Selectmen's meeting, thought son stuff in the town, Wayne having to go to Marlow, issues with hiring people, plowing, closing roads, and more.
Ray Gagnon is here again. It's been a while since we had him in studio. We talk about old age, listening to books on tape, Ray getting out of politics, his weight loss, and more.
PJ is here after the big storm this week. We talk about Spring almost here, spring sports and activites, community center update, power going out, and more.
Dr Alex Herzog from the Sugar River Valley Regional Techincal Center in Claremont is here as we talk about the adult class starting up soon, updates on programs at the Tec in Claremont, the school vote, and much more.
Bruce Jasper, moderator for Croydon, is here in the snow storm to talk about Croydon's town vote.
In the middle of the snow storm, the Car Nutz are here. Eddie is frustrated with his plow, Wayne talks about Mary and Clayton listening online, quality of tires when people drive, poor Joe Osgood is suffering in sunny Florida while we get to shovel and plow this giant snow storm, David Hoyt called in to help Ed with his plow, Wayne talks about going to Springfield, VT, and more.
Tim Beard, from the Newport School Board, talks about the Newport School budget, payscale of workers at the school, debate at meetings, and more.
Matt Lagos, Administrator of the Sullivan County Nursing Home, is here as we talk about the nursing home project, how construction is looking, employment, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about safety plans for schools & businesses, grants in the works, training recruit officers for DUI for impairment, dealing with people on drugs, the time change, and more.
PJ Lovely, Director of the Newport Recreation Department, is here as we talk about his trip to Florida, snow melting, field space in Newport, update on the new Community Center, spring sports coming, and more.
Jeana Newbern from Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice is here as we talk about their virtual annual meeting recently, awards given out, the return of the Good Day Respite Program, being a caregiver at home, employment opportunities, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here with special guests, Interim Superintendent of SAU 43 Donna Magoon and Newport School Board member Bert Spaulding. We talk about the eviction from the "bus barn" by the Town of Newport, financial commitments like the SRO position, Newport Times, Economic Develop Director, and more. We talk about the school and town working together / not working together, use of the bathroom at the bus barn, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here. Both were a little wound up before we started and it transitioned to onair as well, as we talked about last night's Newport Selectman's meeting, the Town of Newport evicting the Newport School District from the Public Works Garage, the Community Center, and more. Plus SAU 43 Interim Superintendent Donna Magoon swung in to share her thoughts.
Dylan Carter is in studio. I met Dylan last week; he came into the studio and pitched himself. He is a young & hungry musician who just wanted to talk shop. I invited him on the air with me to talk about his history, his desire to make it in the world of rap music, the shows he is putting on, his record label, making rap music but being from Newport and more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Tech Center in Newport, Mr Eric Perry is here with students Olivia Moody and Catherine Cossingham. We talk about what's been happening at the CTE Center, updates on programs, Catherine's favorite parts of her classes she takes, what she has learned, Mr Perry going to Concord to testify in support of the CTE Center, and lots more.
Ray Gagnon swung in and talked about getting older / things that happen, planning your funeral, taking his wife out, my chair and other stuff.
There was no school so Harper was at work with me. We talk about cats Vs dogs, going to Springfield, MA, wanting a coconut, pets dying, and a lot of other stuff.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about a slow time in town right now, Kevin not getting another Mack, high power bills, listening to people older than us, our phones listen to us, Kevin's iphone contact info and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Spam, breakfast foods, cruise nights coming up, the first responder night, and lots more
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the slippery road conditions, police uniforms, a new deadly drug found locally recently, advice for parents, the Newport PD Facebook page, a possible new e-bike for Newport PD and more.
Harper is here before school starts and pops on for a couple minutes. We talk about February Vacation coming up, where she wants to go, and other stuff
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about the status of the new Community Center / Little League field, the floor at the old Rec, getting ready for Spring, PJ heading on vacation next week, and more.
Kevin is here with guest Derek Tremblay. Derek is the Headmaster at Mt Royal Academy. We talk about school choice, public education, playing sports, being a man, audio books and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the upcoming snow, what they like about hot rods, car batteries, cruise nights, frost heaves, and more.
Newport Police Cheif Alex Lee is here as we talk about last weekend's Winter Carnival, Alex doing the Belly Flop Contest, the police union sold pulled pork sandwiches at Winter Carnival, last night was the Annual Dinner in Newport, active shooter hoaxes, mental health for teenagers, and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we recap the fantastic Winter Carnival weekend we all had last weekened. We talk about the events, all the people coming out, the huge parade, different organizations working together and more. Plus tonight is the Chamber of Commerce's annual dinner and awards. PJ's mom Marty Lovely is being honored as Citizen Of The Year.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the mild winter, lack of ice for Winter Carnival, Brent hosted the Winter Carnivall Pageant, the card board race in Claremont has been postponed until next weekend, and more.
Kevin is here on Valentines Day (how romantic!) I didn't watch the Super Bowl, Winter Canrival was great, people wearing sunglasses makes me not be able to figure out who they are, Luke Bartlett has grown up, and other stuff are things we talk about this week.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about maple season, having big families, it was a great Winter Carnival & parade, electric vehicles and more
He is back for the first time in a while. Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about how he has been, getting older, dropping some pounds, Claremont issues, family life and more.
Tyler Sullivan and Rob Walker are here as we talk about the up coming Card Board Sled Race at Arrowhead. Note: After we recorded this, the race was postponed until 2/25. That said, we talk about how the race is run, who the judges are, info on Arrowhead and more.
Derek Ferland, Sullivan County Manager, is here as we talk about the Sugar River Region Destination Council, the SoberHouse, Nursing Home project, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about his swearing in at the Selectmen's meeting, Newport Winter Carnival coming up, Chief Lee going to do the Bellyflop Context and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice is here as we talk about their annual meeting coming up, staff awards, the return of Good Day Respite, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we look ahead to Newport Winter Carnival, Brent will have pancakes with me, Dancing with the Stars chatter, Brent calls out Kevin Onnela's mustache, the Pigskin 5K is in Claremont this weekend, and we talk about the bomb threat at Claremont's Walmart
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about the wind chill at his house on top of the mountain, the spy balloon, Winter Carnival, getting older & things hurting and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about vehicles in the cold weather last week, having good tires / snow tires, breakfast in Newport, Winter Carnival, Ice on the common, and more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the cold temps, police here to help, Winter Carnival next week, belly flop context, Dancing With The Stars, budget season, new laws in Concord, the events with Memphis police recently, and more
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here, a day before the bitter cold temps sink in. We talk ice on the common, winter carnival next week, and other Rec news.
Rich Girard, from the Eagle Times, zooms on with me. We talk about Rich's role with the Eagle, the importance of local papers, serving your community, plans with new media, getting the public involved, Rich's experience in media, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. Brent was a judge at Dancing With The Newport Stars last weekend. We talk about the show, how it all went, Brent's take on things and more. We talk about the cold coming, don't go hiking right now, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed messing up his knee again, working on snow, the cold weather coming, ice fishing and normal fishing, high electric bills and more.
From Amplified Arts, Shelly Hudson is here with actors Lauren Bushway and Caitlin Cullison as we talk about their production of Stardust on the Claremont Opera House stage Feb 3 - 5. We discuss the show, how putting a show together works, the importance of Arts to a community and more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Newport, Mr. Eric Perry is here with students Xander Ripley & Levi Gilman. We discuss the business and engineering programs at the school, what they like, things they have learned, how the school store operates and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. After missing Wednesday, Brent talks about the recent high profile arrests in Claremont, including the Doctor at Valley Regional. He discusses, what he can discuss, in the cases. We also look ahead to Dancing With The Newport Stars, and do our normal banter.
New Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is in studio. Alex has been with the Newport Police Dept for over 4 years and recently was promoted to Chief. We talk about his background in law enforcement, his favorite / best things to do in police work, visions for the future of the PD, community events and more.
Jackie Parker is here talking about New England Healing Sports Association (NEHSA) at Mt Sunapee Resort. They will be hosting their 38th Annual Ski and Ride-a-thon on Feb 4th. NEHSA is a non-profit run by and for persons with disabilities wanting to enjoy active and independent lifestyles through participation in sports. We talk about Jackie skiing, her sister joins her on the air, we discuss the Taylor Swift raffle tickets, and lots more. Plus she made me a beautiful gift that I cherish.
PJ Lovely is here after the wet snow and ice storm. We talk about the ice rink, how the weather is affecting the lack of ice, looking ahead to Winter Carnival, winter sports, the Covid hangover (everyone trying to get back to normal) and lots more.
Harper is here at work with me on the 2 hour delay from school. We chit chat for a couple minutes before she had to run off to school.
Kevin Onnela is here as we gear up for Dancing With The Newport Stars, happening Friday and Saturday night. We talk about the show and eventually give away tickets. Plus we talk about the snow storm, Biden having classified documents, country music, remembering phone numbers, letter to a newspaper, nursing shortage, Donald Trump and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the snow that just came through, Wayne's snowblower, Newport needsa breakfast place, I don't know what to wear at the Dancing With The Stars show and lots more.
High School students Tommy Spiker and Lindsey Patten are here talking about Dancing With The Newport Stars this Friday and Saturday night. Tommy talks about how much fun he is having, how dancing with Lindsey is going, picking up the dance, having a music background and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the Newport Rec Center, Winter Carnival coming up, pickelball and lots more.
Newport Fire Chief Steve Yannuzzi is here with Lisa Steele. Steve is a new star this year on stage and it's his first time ever on stage like this. Lisa came into this halfway through the process, as another dancer got injured. Both are having a blast. We talk about the show, how it's going, how much fun they are having, learning everything and more.
Amy Howald is here talking about the Newport Winter Carnival Queen Alumni Scholarship, how it came to be, how to donate, who wins the scholarship and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Coronis Market, Dancing With The Stars next week, Newport's new Police Chief announcement, personal strengths, what is "fair" in the workplace, and more.
Kevin is here as we talk about how itchy he is, Newport lost a pillar of its community, Joe Biden's top secret files, Ray Gagnon pops in, and lots more.
Our latest star to come in is Aaron Leyton. Aaron is the bartended at Suna in Sunape. We talk about his history dancing (hint - this isn't his first time doing a Dancing With The Stars show), his friendship with Renee over the past 30 years, if it's harder or easier for Renee to teach someone who she is friends with or someone new, how their dance is coming and more.
From Dancing With The Newport Stars, Chad Howe and Aggie Proper are here. Chad talks about how he was asked to dance, how much fun he has had in learning, Aggie has never done this dance on stage before, counting to the music and more.
From Dancing With The Newport Stars, star Amanda Hodge is here with pro John Proper. This is Amanda's first time dancing on stage. She talks about the process, learning the dance, where they are at in the the practice, how John is doing with teaching this year and more.
Sullivan County Manager - Derek Ferland - is here as we talk about Discover Sugar River Region & it's process, the Nursing Home project, Sullivan House, and more.
From Dancing With The Newport Stars, high school star Kammy Willey is here with her pro Luke Bartlett. Kammy talks about this being out of her comfort zone, how much fun she is having, learning the dance, working with Luke, Luke having to work with the government (because of his military obligations) on doing the show, and lots more.
From Dancing With The Newport Stars , high school students Darren Janicke & Sydney Laurendeau are here. Darren talks about how he wanted to do the show and was happy he was asked, learning the dance, Sydney's job as the pro, how excited both are to be on the stage and more.
From Dancing With The Newport Stars, representing New London Hospital, Christine Smith is here with her pro Robert Steele. Christine and Robert talk about wanting to do the show, learning the steps, working together, giving and taking direction and more.
From the Newport Recreation Dept, PJ Lovely is here. I wasn't sure if he would be able to make it in, as he was very busy at the Rec. We talk warm days / no ice, Sen Shaheen suprise visit, Winter Carnival and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice is here with Sage Tokach, Education Director for the New London Barn Playhouse. Lake Sunapee VNA and the Barn Playhouse are collaborating on an “Improv for Caregivers” workshop series at The Barn. We talk about the concept of improv and how it relates to being a caregiver for Alzheimer's / dementia patients. We also discuss the new expansion of The Barn, Sage's role and more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center of Claremont, Dr Alex Herzog is here as we talk about "the Tech" in Claremont, the programs, how the school year is going, and lots more.
Kevin Onnela is back. Last week, he didn't feel very well and went to the hospital. We talk about what they found out and him feeling better now. He and Debby went to Washington DC to watch a boxing match. We talk about their trip, flying out of Lebanon, NH, being in the city, and the boxing itself. We talk 91-a in selectman meetings, having knowlege at your job, the bridge on Pollards Mills Road in Newport, and more.
From the Car Nutz - Wayne and Eddie are here - we talk about hearing aid issues, Mega Millions, riding a train, Joe Osgood sent me a t-shirt, fabric shopping, Wayne generator, and more.
from the cast of the 2023 Dancing With The Newport Stars, our first High School Senior - Bella Osgood - is here. Benna is dancing with Luke Bartlet, who was unable to make the show today. Bella and I talk about her dance background, how she is learning, the hardest thing for her, seeing others dance & wanting to be part of the show, and more.
From the Dancing With The Newport Stars 2023 cast, (star) Bridget Coleman and (pro) Steve Patten are here talking about the show, Bridget's involvment, her starting from scratch, her insane work ethic, working with Steve, his dances he is doing, and more.
Retired Chief Justice of the NH Supreme Court, John Broderick, joins me via zoom as we talk about his upcoming visit to Newport High School and the Old Courthouse to discuss mental health. Justice Broderick tells his own personal story about how mental health issues rocked his family, and how it played out in a very public way. He talks about how meaningful it is in his life to be able to talk to students about mental health, how important it is for society to hold bold conversations about it, warning signs we all should look for and much more.
Newport Recreation Director PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the Class of 1987, the ice rink & warm temps, 50 years of Aerosmith, funding for the new Community Center, raising money for the Food Pantry, and more.
Harper is here before school. We talk for a couple minutes about school, the hat she got for Christmas, and just about it. Prety quick conversation!
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about road conditions, how New Years went, boxing, I don't like being hit in the nose, and the Chief talks about the pursuit case and warrant out for one individual.
Kevin Onnela is here and he is not feeling very well. We do a quick show so he can go to the ER right after this. He had too many things he wanted to talk about before he went to the hospital! We talk about the Buffalo Bills player who is in the ICU after the hit he took on Monday Night Football, New Years Eve activities, how Kevin feels and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about drag racing, driving a standard, New Years, animals/pets in bed with you, and more.
Kevin and I talk about GPS, doordash, taxes, I don't like French Toast, Christmas recap, fruit pies, Koffee Kup, Joe Biden's old lies, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here. We find out how their Crhistmas went the other day, talked about Christmas gifts, going up to Grafton, how fast they have ever driven, and more.
From the Newport Opera House Association, outgoing Executive Director Meg Cowen and new Executive Director Laura Kessler are here, as today is Meg's last day. She passes the torch to long time Newporter Laura, who has been involved in the Opera House for years. We talk to both about plans, how the Opera House is doing, the state of things post Covid, and lots more.
PJ is here from the Newport Recreation Dept as we talk about the ice hut / skating on the common, how is the weather looking in regard to making ice, the idea of getting a liner and more, plus we talk Christmas gifts & shopping, Rec sports this winter and more.
Kevin is here as we talk about that crazy snow storm and how much plowing Kevin had to do, Kevin getting (or not getting) internet at his house, drilling a well, I didn't have power and my heading system didn't work, Trump and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about that big snow storm we got, how Wayne's new snowblower held up, Ed gave lottery tickets for Xmas, knowing your insurance, and lots more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Tech Center, Mr Eric Perry and student Oliva Moody are here as we update on what is happening at the SRVRTC. We find out what's going on in the classes, talk about how Claremont and Sunapee students can attend, and I pick on Olivia a little bit.
County Manager Derek Ferland brings in a guest, Matt Lagos - the new Nursing Home Administrator - as we talk about Matt's history in working with nursing homes, what he looks forward to, struggles in the industry, opportunities at the nurising home, the expansion project and more. Plus Derek and I talk about the Sullivan House, Sugar River Region Destination Council, winning the Chili Walk, and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the toy drive, the snow, Brent loves the cold (just kidding), the accident that happened in Claremont Tuesday night, the fires that happened recently, and the hoax active shooter call at Stevens High School, plus we talk about me planning my funeral, I want Brent to do my death notification and other random stuff.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about the Toy Drive last week, how he feels about the cats at his house, property taxes in New Hampshire, investments, Kevin hasn't been feeling well when he goes out to eat, the Old Man swings in, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here (after I missed them last week) as we recap the Toys for Tots toy drive last week, talk about Wayne's snowblower, hearing problems as you get older, sight problems as you get older, having a hut at your house, and lots more.
Barbara Brill, a volunteer with the Newport Service Organization, is here to talk about the NSO, gifts for the holiday, how to donate, how to volunteer, what the thrift store has, and lots more
During the Twas Just Before Christmas broadcast, PJ Lovely from the Newport Recreation Department came on to announce this year's winners for the Chili Walk. We find out who the individual and business winners are, how the Chili Walk went, talked Twas and more.
On the final day of our Toys For Tots drive, Det Paul Beaudet from Newport PD is here on-air, with others from the Newport Police Dept (off air) to donate toys. We catch up with Det Beaudet, thank the PD for their donation, talk about the active shooter hoax in NH on Thursday, and more.
During our Toys for Tots toy drive, Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice is here, as we talk about how their toy campaign went for Kearsarge, she talks about how things are going with the VNA and more.
On our first day of our Toys for Tots toy drive, Chief Brent Wilmot hangs outside with us (Kevin Onnela & Wayne Boardman) as we look to collect toys for Toys for Tots. We talk about the drive, Brent interviews Kevin, Wayne and Brent talk about their white water rafting trip when Brent was in high school and more. Plus we talk about the missing child in Claremont and the large amount of animals taken from a home in Claremont.
Kevin Onnela is here after he and hiw wife Deb went to Rhode Island for their anniversary. Kevin tells the story about going to Rhode Island, the epic night of seafood they had at The Nordic, just how much he ate and more. We talk about the fire that happened in Goshen, he tells a story about "getting kicked out" of a bar, we talk politics, and lots more.
From teh NEwport Recreation Dept, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about Newport Winter Carnival coming up. He brings with him a guest, Bryce Palmer, who is going to compete in the National's for Cross Country racing with his group Granite State Flash. We talk about the trip, traning, looking forward to the race and more.
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Kevin is here but doesnt get to stay very long. He has been very busy at work lately and had to leave early again this show. We talk about Thanksgiving, how he is feeling, the Christmas wreath his wife Debby made me, his time ski jumping, and lots more.
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Wayne and Eddie are here as we find out how everyone's Thanksgiving was, Wayne talks about registering your car as a Street Rod, we talk about the different types of registrations you can have & why it's not always the best idea to get an Antique plate, did Wayne make a pie this Thanksgiving, getting hurt, and more.
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Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here with his predecessor, retired Police Chief Mark Chase. The last time we had Mark here was his retirement broadcast. We talk about his new job as a teacher in Springfield, VT, how being a retired police officer is, what he misses & doesn't miss, him being on social media, his trip with his wife, how his garden did, he and Brent banter...a lot...and more. We also talk about upcoming events happening in Claremont.
Kevin Onnela is here. I missed him last week, as I was out in Buffalo on a mini vacation. We talk about the trip, Kevin's longest ride on motorcycle, how the election went, going to sporting events, the new vaccine out, legalizing drugs, and lots of other stuff. Kevin had to leave early since he had too much real work to do.
Wayne and Eddie are here after I missed them last week. We talk about my trip out to Buffalo, Ed's issue with his Christmas lights, Niagara Falls, Wayne's small engine repair (which isn't happening), putting your mechanical equiptment away for the winter, thanksgiving plans, and more.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, CTE Director Eric Perry is here with 2 students - Olivia Moody & Aura Parker. Mr Perry talks about the CTE Center, Aura talks about the Animal / Plant Science program, Olivia discusses updates on the Tech Center overall, we talk about the progress with the renovation, updates on programs, and more.
PJ Is here on a cold morning. We talk about the Newport football championship game that PJ worked for me, how the game went, how the broadcast went and more. We look ahead to Winter sports, talk Rec stuff and more.
My wife Christine is here on her 44th birthday. We talk about her birthday, how Dancing With The Newport Stars is going, our Buffalo trip, where her birthday ranks in regard to her favorite holidays and more.i
Joe Osgood is here talking about the turkey raffle at St Joe's, the Discovery Park in Goshen, the importance of snow tires, how one vote can change an election, Trump is running for President, when Joe is heading to Florida, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about my Buffalo trip (I just got back last night late), a new recruit in Claremont heading to the police academy, physical training needed for police academy & for one's health, the process to being hired as an officer, interrogation, and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about my Buffalo trip (I just got back last night late), a new recruit in Claremont heading to the police academy, physical training needed for police academy & for one's health, the process to being hired as an officer, interrogation, and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about disk golf in the woods during Fall, who Newport played when he played in high school, looking ahead to the State Title game on Saturday, big rocks in our area like Elephant Rock and more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk about disk golf in the woods during Fall, who Newport played when he played in high school, looking ahead to the State Title game on Saturday, big rocks in our area like Elephant Rock and more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice, Jeana Newbern is here during National Homecare, Hospice and Palliative Care Month, as we talk about what Hospice is, how someone can receive this care, myths about Hospice and much more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice, Jeana Newbern is here during National Homecare, Hospice and Palliative Care Month, as we talk about what Hospice is, how someone can receive this care, myths about Hospice and much more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the General Elections & the vote, thoughts on General Bolduc's loss, the rhetoric of elections, going back to the duel, working with gold, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the General Elections & the vote, thoughts on General Bolduc's loss, the rhetoric of elections, going back to the duel, working with gold, and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. We pick on former Chief Mark Chase, and talk about other stuff too
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. We pick on former Chief Mark Chase, and talk about other stuff too
Wayne & Ed are here as we talk about mice getting into your stuff, Ed's Christmas lights story, Wayne found out what his mystery tree is on his property, and lots other stuff.
Wayne & Ed are here as we talk about mice getting into your stuff, Ed's Christmas lights story, Wayne found out what his mystery tree is on his property, and lots other stuff.
Jason Bourne (D-Cornish) is here for his first radio interview, talking about this being his first time running for public office. We learn why he is running, what his major things he stands for, things he has learned from voters, thoughts on education funding, where he stands on legalization of cannabis, would he support a sales tax in NH, Jason sharing a famous fictional character's name and more.
Jason Bourne (D-Cornish) is here for his first radio interview, talking about this being his first time running for public office. We learn why he is running, what his major things he stands for, things he has learned from voters, thoughts on education funding, where he stands on legalization of cannabis, would he support a sales tax in NH, Jason sharing a famous fictional character's name and more.
State Representative Steve Smith is here as we talk about his reelection campaign. In the new district, Steve talks about running in Newport / Unity, the food tour, running where he has lived, things he is hearing from voters, what the State govt can and can't do, car inspection laws, education funding and more.
State Representative Steve Smith is here as we talk about his reelection campaign. In the new district, Steve talks about running in Newport / Unity, the food tour, running where he has lived, things he is hearing from voters, what the State govt can and can't do, car inspection laws, education funding and more.
Former Mayor of Claremont, Charlene Lovett (D-Claremont) discusses her campaign for NH Senate. We talk about her switching political parties, why she says the Republican Party left her, why her views align with the Democratic Party and more. Charlene talks about what she hears from voters, debunks negative ads, thoughts on education funding, and lots more.
Former Mayor of Claremont, Charlene Lovett (D-Claremont) discusses her campaign for NH Senate. We talk about her switching political parties, why she says the Republican Party left her, why her views align with the Democratic Party and more. Charlene talks about what she hears from voters, debunks negative ads, thoughts on education funding, and lots more.
State Representative Dan Wolf (R-Newbury) calls in to talk about his bid for reelection. He talks about what issues he hears about when talking to residents, things he is most proud of while working in Concord, his stance on abortion, waste management in NH, can the State do anything about inflation, and more.
State Representative Dan Wolf (R-Newbury) calls in to talk about his bid for reelection. He talks about what issues he hears about when talking to residents, things he is most proud of while working in Concord, his stance on abortion, waste management in NH, can the State do anything about inflation, and more.
Sullivan County Attorney Marc Hathaway is here as we talk about his campaign for reelection. Drug Court is a major topic this campaign and Marc explains why he is opposed to having a Drug Court in Sullivan County. We talk about what he loves being County Attorney, working with law enforcement, and more.
Sullivan County Attorney Marc Hathaway is here as we talk about his campaign for reelection. Drug Court is a major topic this campaign and Marc explains why he is opposed to having a Drug Court in Sullivan County. We talk about what he loves being County Attorney, working with law enforcement, and more.
Jay Buckey, candidate for Sullivan County Attorney, is here as we talk about public defenders, his support for Drug Courts, why he thinks Drug Courts are the best option for Sullivan County, misconceptions of Drug Courts, would he want to keep the Trails Program if elected, and more.
Jay Buckey, candidate for Sullivan County Attorney, is here as we talk about public defenders, his support for Drug Courts, why he thinks Drug Courts are the best option for Sullivan County, misconceptions of Drug Courts, would he want to keep the Trails Program if elected, and more.
Newport Recreation Director, PJ Lovely, is here as we talk the warmer days, heating, flag football on the common, winer sports, pickleball championships, diskgolf, Newport ski jump and more.
Newport Recreation Director, PJ Lovely, is here as we talk the warmer days, heating, flag football on the common, winer sports, pickleball championships, diskgolf, Newport ski jump and more.
State Rep Judy Aron is here talking about her bid for re-election, what she has accomplished in the State House, working for the County, the Sullivan County Nursing Home, and lots more.
State Rep Judy Aron is here talking about her bid for re-election, what she has accomplished in the State House, working for the County, the Sullivan County Nursing Home, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about his old matchbox cars when he was a kid, the price of inflation, how much things cost, the election next week, Joe counting the ballots, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about his old matchbox cars when he was a kid, the price of inflation, how much things cost, the election next week, Joe counting the ballots, and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we recap Halloween & Brent's issue with candy in the office, Chief Mark Chase wants to come in some time, Brent's running song, the fatal motorcycle accident earlier, cruiser issues in Claremont, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we recap Halloween & Brent's issue with candy in the office, Chief Mark Chase wants to come in some time, Brent's running song, the fatal motorcycle accident earlier, cruiser issues in Claremont, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about him riding his motorcycle in today, where his dream bike ride would be, Kevin nothing having things in his calendar, NASCAR, abortion rights, will Kevin sell me his land if I win Powerball and a whole bunch more stuff.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about him riding his motorcycle in today, where his dream bike ride would be, Kevin nothing having things in his calendar, NASCAR, abortion rights, will Kevin sell me his land if I win Powerball and a whole bunch more stuff.
Wayne and Ed are here. Today is day #2 of Wayne's retirement and we talk about what jobs Wayne should do, including a small engine shop! Wayne doesn't love that. We talk smoking a pipe, the guys going to a flea market, and a whole bunch more.
Representaive Terry Spilsbury (R-Charlestown) is here talking about his bid for reelection, the new district of Charlestown, Unity and Newport, leaning the new towns, his stance on abortion, bing on Ways and Means in Concord, revenue in Concord, taxes, energy, plus we learn more about him as a person, his work history, interest in politics and if he is a Red Sox or Yankees fan.
Ryan Palmer (D), candidate for Windor County Sheriff, calls in to discuss his race for Sheriff. Ryan talks about his years as a police officer, his tours of duty, work with youth, his 3 prong approach for Windor County, and more.
The General zooms on the radio with me for the final time before the election. We talk about how the campaign is going, what a vote for him is a vote for, what he is hearing on the campaign trail, he dispels the negative attack ads, what he is dressing up as for Halloween, and more.
Newport Recreation Director PJ Lovely is here as fall sports come to an end this week for the Rec Center. It is darker now, the leaves are falling, yet the Town Forrest is still in great shape. We talk about what a great season the Varsity Field Hockey team had, how the Final Four game went, and look ahead to the future.
Don Bettencourt (R-Sunapee) is here as we talk about his bid for NH State House. We learn how Don and his wife put everything on the line to start a business, teaching their sons hard work, being in the "blue group" in gym class as a youngster & how that honesty helped mold him today, where he stands on abortion in NH, thoughts on energy, how he moved to New Hampshire by accident, and more.
Joe Osgood is here wearing almost the same exact shirt as I am. Joe talks about what wound him up when watching the Claremont City Council meeting on tv - including the state funding for schools and one City Councilor Vs Ford of Claremont. We talk Gen Bolduc coming to Claremont, husbands getting in trouble with their wives on the radio, my wife Christine dropped off coffee for me and looked great, and other stuff too.
Chief Brent Wilmot is here. Toward the end of this, we talk about the pursuit that happened in Claremont / Newport last Friday night, what happened, and how the woman was taken into custody. We talked about weight loss, Halloween, TV shows, Kevin Onnela's mustache (Kevin came in to pick on Brent) and other stuff too.
Kevin is here as we talk about national politics, Bolduc Vs Hassan, my new kitten Indy, the personalities of animals, and a whole bunch of other stuff. But then Kevin realized he forgot to drop off a dumpster, so he had to leave early.
Wayne and Eddie are here. Ed brought in his latest truck, we talk about where he got it and why he likes it. The guys went out for breakfast last weekend, Wayne is retiring soon, Ed says Wayne will have a small repair shop and more stuff.
Olive G Pettis Library Trustee Bonnie Belden is here as we talk about the Ground Breaking event happening at the Library in Goshen on Tuesday (10/25/22). The new Discovery Park is discussed, how the grant works, what the Park will look like and more.
Executive Director of the United Way of Sullivan County, Anna Ranney, is here as the United Way gears up for Free Coat Friday this Friday in Newport, on the Town Common.
Sullivan County Attourney, Marc Hathway (R) is here talking about his bid for re-eleciton. Marc talks about what the County Attorney does, why he got into law, his thoughts on Drug Courts, why he says the TRAILS Program Sullivan County does is very effective, civil work for the County and more.
Virginia "Biddy" Irwin is here as we talk about her campaign back to the State House, why she is running, different issues she is strongly supporting, what towns she is running in, how she got the nickname "Biddy" and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Recreation Dept is here talking about MIddle School Field Hockey, the Varsity Field Hockey team, wrapping up fall sports, sign up for Winter spots, PJ follows Chess, I am a terrible winner at boardgames, Winter Carnival, and more.
Charlene Lovett (D-Claremont) is here talking about her bid for the NH Senate. There have been some misconceptions about Charlene as of late and she wanted to explain things. She is not the same person that is running for the US Congress in NH. She also said some of her positions have been twisted and wanted to explain. We talk about her time in the US Army, being in Germany when the wall fell, thoughts on Russia, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about food as fuel, my favorite place to eat in the area, LED lights, being cheap, eating liver and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. We missed him last week, and dispite what I said last week, he didn't have scarlet fever....he had Covid. But Brent is back and here! And the Chief brought with him new Claremont City Manager Yoshi Manale. Yoshi introduces himself to the community, talks about Claremont, his past positions, an outsiders' view of the area and more. Also we talk about Brent's beard and why Kevin Onnela says Brent is a quitter.
After missing last week (and me forgeting to record our podcast the week before...whoops) Kevin is back! We talk some memory issues he experienced lately, me getting an award at the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters last week, Ella Casey passed away, and more - plus Donna Mahair from the Newport Chamber of Commerce is here and makes the annoucement of who this year's dancers are for Dancing With The Newport Stars!
Wayne and Eddie are here as we get started rather informally. Eddie tries creating a rumor about Wayne's (not real) small engine repair shop and snow blowing service, Wayne's truck project, Eddie getting a new truck, all the computer stuff in cars these days, and more.
Hope Damon (D-Croydon), candidate for NH State Representative, is here as we talk about what got her involved in local government, the Croydon School vote this past year, being politically active, where she stands on several issues, what towns she is running in and more.
Sullivan County Manager, Derek Ferland, is here as we talk about growing a beard, funding for the Sullivan County Nursing Home project, the TRAILS program in Sullivan County, Sugar River Region Destination Council and more.
Sullivan County Sheriff John Simonds & Deputy Sheriff Ethan Yazinski are here as we talk about the Drug Take Back Day happening on Saturday Oct 29th in the Shaws Plaza parking lot in Newport, the local PD's who have drug take back boxes in their lobby, why it's important to get these expired or unused medications out of our houses, the drug crisis we face, what the drug taskforce sees as the most popular drug on the streets, Sheriff Simonds' trip to the Texas / Mexico border & what he saw / learned there, drug traffic up to our area and much more.
PJ Lovely is here as fall sports come to an end soon. We talk about how the fall is going, winter sports signups, adult volleyball, our favorite bsketball players of all time, PJ respects Larry Bird, and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice is here talking about the Kearsarge Kids Christmas Program - where it covers, how people can help donate / adopt families, how a family can apply for help and more. The VNA recently achieved a five star rating for hospice. We remind listeners the flu clinics are not happening with the VNA, so they can focus on the foot clinics. For more info on what happens at the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice, and to learn more, click https://lakesunapeevna.org
Joe talks about the road toll tax for Electric Vehicles (EV's), his thoughts on EV's, gas tax, Gen Don Bolduc, election advertising, the NSA watching us, the Sullivan County Nursing Home project funding, and more.
Deputy Chief Mark Grasso of the Claremont Police Dept is here, filling in for Chief Wilmot. We talk about the Claremont PD motorcycle, training for the bike, does the certification apply just to NH or across the country and more. We talk about the shooting in Claremont, what information can be released, what agencies worked together in the investigtion, what was ceased, and more. Plus beards for bucks, drug take back coming up, events happening and other stuff.
Steve and Renee Patten are here as we talk about the tragedy of their daughter Morgan's death. They talk about what they know regarding the timeline of her final day, how things don't add up, missteps in the investigation, working with private investigators, the support of the community, telling Morgan's story and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne going to retire this month, winterizing campers, going to flea markets, Wayne's new snowblower, and more.
State Representative John Cloutier (D-Claremont) is here as we talk about his bid for reelection, the new district that he is running in, working with Republicans and Democrats, being Delegation Chair in Sullivan County, County government, things he is most proud of during his time in Concord, and more.
Jay Buckey (D-Grantham) discusses his campaign for County Attourney in Sullivan County. We talk about his work as a public defender, why he decided to run for County Attourney, things he would like to see different in Sullivan County - including drug courts, how the campaign is going, and more.
Virginia Drye (R-Plainfield) is here as we talk about her run for the New Hampshire House of Representatives. She spent 8 months interning for Executive Councilor Joe Kenney and talks about what she learned under his leadership, strong constituent service, and what she was able to accomplish on the State House lawn. We talk about what drives her for politics, why she wants this position, some of her key issues / concerns, and more.
Margaret Drye (R-Plainfield) is here as we discuss her campaign for the New Hampshire House of Representatives. She talks about the new district she is running for, tackling the opiod crisis, how to help our children thrive, supporting local businesses, and more. Plus we learn about her work with 4H, the Big E, and being a Taste Of Home field editor.
PJ Lovely, from the Newport Rec Dept, is here as we talk about Homecoming, the parade and sports, the Halloween season and things that scare us, lack of ref's these days, and more.
Joe Osgood is here. We talk about the cruise night he and Eliane went to with Wayne and Mary Boardman. We also discuss the Claremont Airport ribon cutting next week, benefits of being a Federal Airport, streaming TV, NASCAR, Joe's thoughts on politial judges, does he miss being a police chief, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. We talk about his trip to Kentucky / Nashville, TN last weekend, the thrill of riding a plane is over for him, police patches & uniforms, Brent's pistol, being strong minded, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here. Wayne and his wife Mary went with Joe & Elaine Osgood to a cruise night in the town of Hill, NH. We talked about that trip and the other two cruises he attened last weekend. We also discussed random stuff like LED lights, how bring some car lights can be, Eddie just follows his wife's list, and other stuff.
From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about his bucket list trip out to the Grand Canyon, what it was like to hike it, how hot it got and more. We review how the Rec Center is going, fall sports, and other activites happening at the Rec.
From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Claremont, Dr Alex Herzog talks about the Tech Center, the adult plumming program, Claremont working with Newport, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here with Mike Demars of Claremont. We talk national and local politics, why they support Gen Don Bolduc for US Senate, the state of the economy, Claremont City Council, Mike's venture into coffee roasting, and much more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about how Chief Chase is doing, finite Vs infinte game plan for life, the benefit meal at the Soup Kitchen last week, running events in Claremont, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about how Chief Chase is doing, finite Vs infinte game plan for life, the benefit meal at the Soup Kitchen last week, running events in Claremont, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about whose birthday it is, how the barn party went, how much work goes into putting on events at your house, Kevin having to go to work early today, drugs deaths, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about whose birthday it is, how the barn party went, how much work goes into putting on events at your house, Kevin having to go to work early today, drugs deaths, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about joining clubs / working in clubs, up coming cruise nights, Wayne doing the cruise nights, Ed drinking his coffee, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about joining clubs / working in clubs, up coming cruise nights, Wayne doing the cruise nights, Ed drinking his coffee, and lots more.
Back again are Michael Hughes and Steve Blish, as we recap the big blood drive that happened in Claremont recently and look ahead to the benefi spaghetti dinner at the American Legion this Friday 5 - 8pm in Claremont.
Back again are Michael Hughes and Steve Blish, as we recap the big blood drive that happened in Claremont recently and look ahead to the benefi spaghetti dinner at the American Legion this Friday 5 - 8pm in Claremont.
Lionel Chute (Director of Natural Resources) & Mark Richards (coordinator of the public cidery) are here as we talk about the cidery that Sullivan County has. We talk about how the cider press works, how many apples you should bring, how to sign up for time to use the cider press, what to expect, who is allowed to use it, what types of apples work best, and lots more. We also do an apple taste test on-air and find out which one I like the best. Plus Lionel showcases his British accent he has been working on for a play that he is in.
Lionel Chute (Director of Natural Resources) & Mark Richards (coordinator of the public cidery) are here as we talk about the cidery that Sullivan County has. We talk about how the cider press works, how many apples you should bring, how to sign up for time to use the cider press, what to expect, who is allowed to use it, what types of apples work best, and lots more. We also do an apple taste test on-air and find out which one I like the best. Plus Lionel showcases his British accent he has been working on for a play that he is in.
From the Newport Historial Society, Jackie Cote is here as we talk about the Magical History (bus) Tour in town, hints about things you would learn on the tour, how to sign up for the tour, plus making donations to the Historical Society, the museum is open again and more.
From the Newport Historial Society, Jackie Cote is here as we talk about the Magical History (bus) Tour in town, hints about things you would learn on the tour, how to sign up for the tour, plus making donations to the Historical Society, the museum is open again and more.
Charlene Lovett (D-Claremont) is here talking about her bid for NH Senate this November. She talks about life on the campaign trail, what she is hearing from the public, the cost of education, reproductive rights, and economy that works for all of us, environment, and affordable housing.
Charlene Lovett (D-Claremont) is here talking about her bid for NH Senate this November. She talks about life on the campaign trail, what she is hearing from the public, the cost of education, reproductive rights, and economy that works for all of us, environment, and affordable housing.
Joe is here as we talk about him working the corn field, animals in the field, coydogs, illegal immigrants sent to Matha's Vinyard, legal immigrants coming to America, Joe's wife is a great cook, Joe's restless leg syndrome, and more.
Joe is here as we talk about him working the corn field, animals in the field, coydogs, illegal immigrants sent to Matha's Vinyard, legal immigrants coming to America, Joe's wife is a great cook, Joe's restless leg syndrome, and more.
Claremont Police chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about how the Claremont Brewfest went, we discuss the Woodstock 99 documentary on Netflix, 2 Claremont PD officers will be playing in the CHaD Battle Of The Badges baseball game Friday and more.
Claremont Police chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about how the Claremont Brewfest went, we discuss the Woodstock 99 documentary on Netflix, 2 Claremont PD officers will be playing in the CHaD Battle Of The Badges baseball game Friday and more.
Kevin Onnela is here and he is just sick of the world. He is frustrated with the government and how everything is going. We talk about the Newport football game, audio issues, voting day last week, and a bunch of other stuff.
Kevin Onnela is here and he is just sick of the world. He is frustrated with the government and how everything is going. We talk about the Newport football game, audio issues, voting day last week, and a bunch of other stuff.
Wayne and Eddie are here and Ed is wound up. He talks about his frustration over the Newpot School Busses, how much people get paid these day, Wayne talks about his brother passing away, Wayne brought in the leaf from the tree he can't identify, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here and Ed is wound up. He talks about his frustration over the Newpot School Busses, how much people get paid these day, Wayne talks about his brother passing away, Wayne brought in the leaf from the tree he can't identify, and more.
From the Newpot Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here. We talk about him going to see Aerosmith at Fenway last week, the 10 & 5 K race around Gunnison Lake in Goshen last Saturday, all the Rec happenings this fall, his next hiking trip and more.
From the Newpot Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here. We talk about him going to see Aerosmith at Fenway last week, the 10 & 5 K race around Gunnison Lake in Goshen last Saturday, all the Rec happenings this fall, his next hiking trip and more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice, Cathy Raymond and Anna Hinman, PT, to talk about falls prevention, who is at risk of falling, why the can happen and more. Plus we talk foot clinics, why the flu clinics are not happening.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice, Cathy Raymond and Anna Hinman, PT, to talk about falls prevention, who is at risk of falling, why the can happen and more. Plus we talk foot clinics, why the flu clinics are not happening.
Joe Osgood is here wearing his Don Bolduc 2022 t shirt. He talks about his support for the General, I explain how political advertising works, how is Joe's streaming TV going, Martha's Vineyard getting illegal immigrants, Bascom Road's blueberry farm, and more
Joe Osgood is here wearing his Don Bolduc 2022 t shirt. He talks about his support for the General, I explain how political advertising works, how is Joe's streaming TV going, Martha's Vineyard getting illegal immigrants, Bascom Road's blueberry farm, and more
Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the Claremont Brewfest and the Back to the Brewfest 5K happening this Saturday. The Cheif talks about the assult that happened earlier in the week and tells what he is at liberty to talk about. We also find out his favorite Rocky movie.
Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the Claremont Brewfest and the Back to the Brewfest 5K happening this Saturday. The Cheif talks about the assult that happened earlier in the week and tells what he is at liberty to talk about. We also find out his favorite Rocky movie.
Kecin is here as we talk about his Jeep days, voting today, things that bug apouces, the toilet seat, my doctors appointment today and more
Kecin is here as we talk about his Jeep days, voting today, things that bug apouces, the toilet seat, my doctors appointment today and more
Wayne and Eddie are here as Ed talks about his trip to NJ for a wedding. He had a blast as the wedding was on a boat in the harbor in New York City. We find out how Wally made out in NY at the car show, Wayne talks about his property work he has done, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as Ed talks about his trip to NJ for a wedding. He had a blast as the wedding was on a boat in the harbor in New York City. We find out how Wally made out in NY at the car show, Wayne talks about his property work he has done, and lots more.
One day before the NH Primary, Gen Don Bolduc (R) zoom'ed in to discuss the election, why he is the best man for the job, leadership, his history, remembering Sept 11th, and more.
One day before the NH Primary, Gen Don Bolduc (R) zoom'ed in to discuss the election, why he is the best man for the job, leadership, his history, remembering Sept 11th, and more.
Derek Ferland, Manager of Sullivan County, is here as we talk about the apple press the county has and how the public and use it, the GOFER funds for the Sullivan County Nursing Home, working at the Nursing Home, the Sugar River Destination Council progress, Sullivan House now has people moving in, and more.
Derek Ferland, Manager of Sullivan County, is here as we talk about the apple press the county has and how the public and use it, the GOFER funds for the Sullivan County Nursing Home, working at the Nursing Home, the Sugar River Destination Council progress, Sullivan House now has people moving in, and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about food adiction, what foods we like / don't like, the election on Tuesday, the national debt and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about food adiction, what foods we like / don't like, the election on Tuesday, the national debt and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about progress in Claremont, the new apartment building opening up, flooding at the PD / City Hall area, the Ben Fuller concert Friday, being involved in your local community, the Claremont Train Station, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about progress in Claremont, the new apartment building opening up, flooding at the PD / City Hall area, the Ben Fuller concert Friday, being involved in your local community, the Claremont Train Station, and more.
My wife Christine came in this morning. She says she came in to grab her computer, I like to think she came in to say hi to me. Either way, I threw her on the air. I found out that I wasn't the only youngster in her life who liked the Buffalo Bills in the early / mid 1990's. haha.
My wife Christine came in this morning. She says she came in to grab her computer, I like to think she came in to say hi to me. Either way, I threw her on the air. I found out that I wasn't the only youngster in her life who liked the Buffalo Bills in the early / mid 1990's. haha.
Kevin Onnela is here with guest Brandy Blackington from Claremon Savings Bank. We talk banking, crypto, interest rates, changes in the economy, tricks with banking, investing and more.
Kevin Onnela is here with guest Brandy Blackington from Claremon Savings Bank. We talk banking, crypto, interest rates, changes in the economy, tricks with banking, investing and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about me finally cleaning my windows, Wally is out in Lake George for the big car show & he calls in, Harper's birthday is tomorrow, changes in campers these days, Wayne is looking to retire, Ed might buy a new truck and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about me finally cleaning my windows, Wally is out in Lake George for the big car show & he calls in, Harper's birthday is tomorrow, changes in campers these days, Wayne is looking to retire, Ed might buy a new truck and more.
Prevention Coordinator for Youth CAN, Scott Blewitt, is here as we talk about Youth CAN, what they are, and where they focus. Scott talks about the parent handbook he offers as a resource, info on vaping, drinking and bullying and more.
Republican candidate for Governor, Karen Testerman, zooms on as we talk about her bid for the head office in New Hampshire. Karen talks about the NH Constitution, her opinions on Gov Sununu's executive orders during Covid, what she is hearing on the campaign trail, worries for the future and more.
My daughter is here on the radio with me. There is no school today. We talk about her turning 11 next week, not having school today, how 6th grade is going, how her summer was, and other stuff.
It's been a couple months, since he was so busy during the summer, but he is back. PJ Lovely is here as we talk about how the summer went for the Newport Rec Dept, the "PJ Trips", hiking up Mt Washington, sign ups for Fall sports, looking at the other events happening with the Rec Dept and more.
State Representative Steve Smith (R-Charlestown) is on with me as we talk about his run for reelection, the new district he would be serving, his role as Deputy Speaker in Concord, things he has accomplished at the State House, school funding and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about places we hate turning, does Joe think Washington Street should not allow left hand turns, Joe getting people wound up on Facebook about German cars, Joe warned about an app not to download, I talk about Tik Tok, the Claremont Car Show last Sunday, and more.
Unity resident Bob Ayotte popped in to sell his Tommy and Friends train and talk about his yard sale this weekend. We learn where his name Papa Smurf came from and he talked about his days with the large train for the kids.
Unity resident Bob Ayotte popped in to sell his Tommy and Friends train and talk about his yard sale this weekend. We learn where his name Papa Smurf came from and he talked about his days with the large train for the kids.
Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about how the Back To School Festival went last weekend in Claremont also Newport's Apple Pie Craft Fair and Book Festival, the Back To School Awareness Campaign in Claremont, when to stop for a school bus, grievances while driving, homeless in Claremont and more.
Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about how the Back To School Festival went last weekend in Claremont also Newport's Apple Pie Craft Fair and Book Festival, the Back To School Awareness Campaign in Claremont, when to stop for a school bus, grievances while driving, homeless in Claremont and more.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about how hot it is out, Kevin cutting down a Christmas tree, the Inflation Reduction Act w/ Clean Energy Tax Credits, electric rates are crazy right now, Kevin still isn't a police officer, I need glasses now, how Kevin looks now Vs when he was younger, would Kevin skydive, Elon Musk has a small house, Sunapee's new police chief, and much more
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about how hot it is out, Kevin cutting down a Christmas tree, the Inflation Reduction Act w/ Clean Energy Tax Credits, electric rates are crazy right now, Kevin still isn't a police officer, I need glasses now, how Kevin looks now Vs when he was younger, would Kevin skydive, Elon Musk has a small house, Sunapee's new police chief, and much more
Wayne and Eddie are here as we actually talk about cars this week. Ed went to the Claremont Senior Center Car Show on Sunday and talked about that. I asked questions about my wife's car's issues, the guys said I should get her battery changed. I asked the guys trivia questions about cars. And we talked about other stuff too.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we actually talk about cars this week. Ed went to the Claremont Senior Center Car Show on Sunday and talked about that. I asked questions about my wife's car's issues, the guys said I should get her battery changed. I asked the guys trivia questions about cars. And we talked about other stuff too.
Larry Flint (D-Newport) is on talking about his run for NH House of Representatives. We talk about what district he would be serving, things he stands for, his past and present work in recreation, older adults, and lots more.
Charlene Lovett (D-Claremont) is a candidate for NH Senate. The former Mayor of Claremont is talking about her run for office, years of public service, issues she stands for & what she is hearing on the streets, where her campaign is taking her and much more.
Charlene Lovett (D-Claremont) is a candidate for NH Senate. The former Mayor of Claremont is talking about her run for office, years of public service, issues she stands for & what she is hearing on the streets, where her campaign is taking her and much more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the student debt forgiveness, General Don Bolduc doing great in the Senate debate last night, me winding people up on Facebook, the Claremont Senior Center Car Show this Sunday, Joe's Rule of 78 story regarding the motor home he bought a long time ago, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the student debt forgiveness, General Don Bolduc doing great in the Senate debate last night, me winding people up on Facebook, the Claremont Senior Center Car Show this Sunday, Joe's Rule of 78 story regarding the motor home he bought a long time ago, and lots more.
Brent is here in studio after getting very little sleep last night, and for the past few days. He and his family went to see the Red Sox the night before and had a late night. This was after going to see Bill Burr at Fenway Park a couple days before that, and also working at the Cornish Fair, during the over night hours, all weekend. We talk about the game, the comedy show, how Cornish Fair went and other stuff also.
Brent is here in studio after getting very little sleep last night, and for the past few days. He and his family went to see the Red Sox the night before and had a late night. This was after going to see Bill Burr at Fenway Park a couple days before that, and also working at the Cornish Fair, during the over night hours, all weekend. We talk about the game, the comedy show, how Cornish Fair went and other stuff also.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about Kevin being lucky, people wearing sunglasses / being able to see people's eyes, Kevin remembers Vern Violette, the best places to go in America for Labor Day, Apple computers, the value of a dollar these days, Air BNB's, Larry Flint came in for a little bit, and we talked about other stuff also.
Ed and Wayne are here as we talk about Ed's garden, Wayne going in to the ruck show in Deering last week, Ed wants a new hot rod, the Claremont Senior Center Car Show is this Sunday, and more.
Ann Stout and Pam Lafountain from the Newport Historical Society are here as we talk about the Magical History Tour the Historicial Society is doing in Newport. We dicusss how the idea came to be, kinda where it goes, some highlights, what the cost is and lots more. This is a fun new event in town and lots of Newport history was uncovered.
Justine Fafara, Library Director of the Richards Free Library, and Andrea Thorpe, past Director and with the Friends of the Richards Free Library, are here as we talk about the return of the Book Festival on Saturday August 27th from 9a - 3p on the lawn of the Richards Free Library. We dicusss how great it is to have the Festival back, after a couple years of Covid, what people can expect, this being Justine's first Festival, the upcoming Hale Award, how Andrea is doing, and lots more.
Michael Hughes and Steve Blish dicuss the Blood Drive at the Claremont Senior Center, 5 Acer Heights Road, in Claremont, scheduled for Monday August 22, 2022 from Noon - 6pm in honor of Jaidyn Harlow, who is facing her battle with leukemia for the 3rd time since being diagnosed in 2019. Steve talks about the Benefit Supper for Jaidyn at the American Legion in Claremont happening on September 30th.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the car he drove in, working on the Mustang, going thru its problems, partican politics, how Trump would deliver messages and more.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the recent crashes in Claremont and involving Claremont residents. We discuss the crash with a propane truck, what happens when a truck with things like propane are involved, how Block Party went in Claremont, and a whole bunch more stuff.
Kevin Onnela is here today and we talk about his ailments with his body, him going out to dinner to support the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth, taxes, the proposed race track coming to Lempster and a whole bunch more stuff.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed's potatoes he brought in for me, the status of our gardens, Wayne is going to a truck show this weekend and not bringing Ed with him, Ed and Wayne tell their train stories, and lots more.
Candidate for US Senate, General Don Bolduc (R) zooms on with guest Lt Colonel Stuart Scheller as the Lt Col tells his story as to why he got jailed by the US military, his take on the Afghanistan withdrawal, why he is supporting Gen Bolduc in his bid for US Senate, and lots more.
Sullivan County Manager, Derek Ferland, is here as we talk about the progress with the Sober Housing facility, the open house they will be having, and being very close to having people move in. We discuss the nursing home project, the big race happening at Claremont Speedway and more.
Ray Gagnon is here for the first time in a while. It has been a few months since Ray has joined me. He is now the new Executive Director of the Claremont Senior Center. We talked about his new role, how things are going at the Senior Center, concerts at the Senior Center, and lots more. Plus we catch up with Ray and learn he now has a grandson.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice is here as we talk about their involvement in Hospital Days recently, how their event went the week prior, the VNA not doing flu clinics anymore & why and much more.
Joe Osgood is on with me as we talk about my terrible sunburn I got, our bodies falling apart, Joe's bum shoulder, the Volodymr Zhukovskyy not guildy conviction, and then my wife Christine called me off the air, she got into a mild accident on the way to work, and we talk about other stuff too.
Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here with his healthy breakfast, a donut. We talk about Brent's discovery of maple icecream, things coming up in Newport and also Claremont, Brent's biggest challenge in his new role as Chief of Claremont Police, playing board games, a recap of the First Responders cruise that happened at Cory Patten's Auto and Truckworks, and lots more.
Kevin Onnela is back. We missed him last week. He was out with Covid. He talks about how he felt, how he went back to work right away (but didn't see anyone to get them sick) and more. Kevin is really starting to get irrotated with politics and how things are going in the world and is thinking about stopping doing the show. I try to convince him to stay. We talk politics and the world, talk about a few people locally we lost, and also a surprise guest swung in for a couple minutes.
Wayne and Eddie are here talking about last night's Frist Responders show up at Cory Patten's Auto and Truckworks. We talk about how great the event was, what happened when the rain came in, who won the plaques, how the bag pipes went over and lots more. Wayne tells about his truck project, looking forward to retirement, Eddie really enjoyed working for the Town of Newport and lots other stuff.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the brutal heat coming today, living in the heat when we were kids, I tell the story about how we had a bat in the house this morning, drinking coffee, prices of food going up, compromise in government, views on Trump and Biden and more.
Claremont's new Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here in studio for "Wonderful Wednesday" or....whatever we are calling it. We talk about the National Night Out that the Claremont PD did Tuesday night, how the Chief got injured during the event, and how great it was to see the community. Brent tells the story about Chief Mark Chase's last day on Friday, from Brent's swearing in, to Mark's last ride home & call on the police radio, and in the middle of that, the shooting that took place.
State Representative Steve Smith (R-Charlestown) is here as we continue the great scone debate of 2022, American Chop Suey Vs Goulash, running for State Rep again, Australia's take on America, he tells the story about when I had him put a bill in for me in Concord, being Deputy Speaker, and lots more.
Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about Wayne looking to retirement, turkeys and other wild animals around, waterwheels, Ed sold his old truck and bought a new truck, Wayne runs thru their busy next couple weeks - including going to the Hospital Days night in New London Friday, the First Responder show on Monday and next Saturday at the Open House for Summercrest.
Mike Dewey from the Claremont Brewfest is here. August 1st ticket prices go up for the Brewfest in September. We talk about what a great event it is in the city of Claremont, how to buy your tickets, what to expect at the Brewfest and more. This is a great fundraiser for the Kiwanis of Claremont, and they couldn't do this event without all their sponsors.
The owners of Newport MMA, Dan and Sarah Pitta, are in studio as we talk about their new business in Newport. We discuss what to expect at their gym, the types of dicipline they focus on at Newport MMA, who can join / what age range, how to get involved and much more.
Joe Osgood is here after we missed him last week. Why was he out? He got Covid. Well don't worry, he is cleared to come back, and here he is! He talks about his bout with Covid, his body changing, and he felt awful. We talk politics, Biden, county politics, and what we would do with the Mega Millions jackpot.
For the last time as the Chief of Police of Claremont, Mark Chase is here. We say goodbye to Mark as various friends, police officers, retired officers and more wish Mark the best of luck, including Sonny Lunderville, Brent Wilmot, Colby Casey, Jim Burroughs, David Cahill, Mike Prozzo, Emily Cobb, Neil Cobb, Justin Hersh, John Hall, Barry Hunter and many others. We all say goodbye to Chief Chase, thank him for his years of service and wish him the best of luck in the future.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about using air conditioning, I keep trying to get Kevin a job as a police officer, Newport's new Chief, Newport Block Party, Dick Cyr of Davids House passing away, going to Alaska, 54 40 or fight, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the cruise night that happened in Springfield, VT last night. Wayne said it was a great turnout, the place looked fantastic, money was raised for Toys for Tots and all had lots of fun. We mention that Dick Cyr from David's House passed away and we talk about what a great man Dick was. We look ahead to the next cruise night at Cory Patten's Auto and Truck Works.
For one last time as Newport's Police Chief, Brent Wilmot is here. With him is new Intrim Police Chief Barry Hunter. We talk about Barry's work with the NH State Police, Brent transitioning to Claremont's Chief next week, Barry's history in law enforcement and more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark is here as his retirement is quickly coming fast. Next week is his final week. He talks about wrapping up things, Brent coming next week, how the transition of power will take place, and more. Plus we talk gardens, drought, my dishwasher is busted, who in Star Wars we are, the drug bust last week, Pleasant Street is almost complete, and various other topics.
Kevin Onnela is here and he is in pain. Kevin has the gout again; his foot is killing him. We talk about using your blinkers, trees look like they are dying, what I would buy with Powerball money, Congress making money off investments, Dr Jill Biden's racist comments, gun debate, should your mental health information be available to be looked up, David Fuller (Ben Fuller's dad) calls in to update us on Ben playing in Nashville, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here, after Ed was off last week on vacation. We talk about buying land, cemeteries, the cruise night in Springfield next Monday, Ed wants a truck, Wayne feels much better and has lost weight, and more.
Shelly Hudson, from Amplified Arts, is here with actor Olivia Barcelou discussing the upcoming performace of Emma at the Claremont Opera House this Thursday - Saturday. We talk about the show, how it was picked, how the costumes were made, where to get tickets, what it means to be back in front of people again, how Amplified Arts pivoted during the Covid shutdown and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here on a Thursday instead of a Friday. We talk about the transitions at Newport PD, including Lisa Morse retiring from the PD, Brent heading to Claremont, and the announcement of Barry Hunter as the interim Police Chief. Apparently he and Chief Chase still will continue their "challenges" and Brent has his own ideas for things to do.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice is here as we talk about their first major in-person event post Covid. Their Summer Party is happening on August 2nd, 2022 at Ivey Field, on the campust of Colby Sawyer College. We talk about the event, the food, music, and how great it will be to get people together again.
Joe Osgood is here, just as Kevin Onnela dropped off some veggies for us. Joe and I talk about Joe's planned day trip today, being "hangry", Joe cut the cord to his TV this past week and is now streaming everything, Claremont is talking about transitioning their Transfer Station to a private company, and more stuff.
Chief Chase is here and talks about his days as a disco dancer, my thoughts on "yuckers" and "pukers" on the radio, break dancing, power washing his roof, getting older and having socks wearing off my hair, when I broke my leg, can officers look up anyone in the computer, Mark's professional identity has been an officer and he retires in less than 3 weeks, the evolution of police work, will he keep his badge, what color his first vehicle was, and more.
We missed Kevin last week, as he was having his eye surgery. After today's show, he was going to get his other eye worked on too. We talked about how his sight is now, will it help his score in the shooting league, and what ne needs to do different in the league. Abortion, the world hates each other right now, the idea of having a designated time for drunk drivers, Kevin talks about Chief Wilmot and Chase, drinking all that rootbeer in one day, and more random stuff.
Wayne is here (Eddie has the day off) as we catch up with Wayne on his health, after his heart attack weeks ago. He lets us know about his eating, losing weight and more. Last night was the cruise night in Newport and it was another giant success. Wayne talks about the next two cruises, in Croydon and in Springfield, and other stuff.
Pastor Sam Coberly of Lake Church in Newport brings in evangelist Tommie Zito to discuss the Newport Awakening that kicked off last night in Newport and runs until Friday night. Tommie is at Lake Church every night starting at 7pm. We talk about free will, having a relationship with Jesus, the awaking that is coming, what is an evangelist, and lots more.
Sullivan County Manager, Derek Ferland, is here. He just flew into the States late the night before after going to Germany for a few days to visit his daughter. We talked about his trip, the Cold War and how the food was. We recap the county, talk about the dedication for Archie Mountain at the Sullivan House in Claremont, the Sullivan County Nursing Home project process, where things are at with the Sugar River Region Destination Council and more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we look back on the 4th of July. There were no major issues in town on the 4th, with the exception of a few drunk driving arrests. We talk about things that frighten us, would we jump off tall things into water, sky dive, swing with eels, etc. A couple callers call in, including my wife Christine, who tells the story about us in the rain forest in Puerto Rico.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about me texting Joe yesterday regarding two huge WWII planes that flew super lower over New London yesterday, the jet powered truck that exploded, Joe happy with his new internet service, where can he find Blue Bloods thru streaming service, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is here as we talk about another successful 4th of July celebration in Claremont, how the event went, some ran out of food, the madhouse that is the 20 minutes after the fireworks show, what Mark will be making from his garden, he will be attending the Claremont Brewfest as a citizen for the first time, retirement coming up and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here the day after Independence Day. We talk about Wayne buying a new lawn mower, his truck breaking down and doesn't know why, painting his wife's wheelbarrow, the price of paint these days, red paint is more expensive, Eddie talks about the grass at Rite Aid, and much more
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the 4th of July, are there noise restrictions in Newport, disorderly conduct statute, and a whole bunch of other stuff that doesn't really have to do with policing.
Mike Dewey from the Kiwanis of Claremont is here talking about the Claremont Brewfest. Tickets go on sale Saturday at 8am. This year ticket prices will change each month. We talk about how the Claremont Brewfest works, what types of breweries attend, how Newport Brewfest and Claremont have worked together, and lots more beer talk.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Sullivan County Convention. Recently the County Commission met to go over the County budget. We talk the budget, how budget cuts came to be, the fund ballance, and lots more.
Chief Chase is here from Claremont. We talk about old tv shows and old cartoons, apointment viewing, how many cars have I owned, fireworks, 4th of July celebration in Claremont on Monday and more.
Kevin shows up in his "chick magnet" and we talk about what a great hot rod it is. We talk about not knowing people's names, the car show last weekend, Kevin has new shoes after being picked on last week, throwing a ball is harder these days, mowing lawnw, the 4th of July weekend and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about this past weekend's Car Show at the Airport, how they thought it went, showing off their rigs and more. We talk about how much work goes into putting on an event, the guys going to Epping this past Sunday, going out in a boat yesterday and other stuff.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. Before we talk about his big news, we talk music and concerts. But then we jump into the Chief's big choice, he applied for, and got, the Claremont Police Chief position. Brent is from Claremont; we talk about how he is going home and working in his hometown, how great the Newport Community has been to him, looking forward to serving his hometown, what's next for Newport and more.
Shannon MacMichael, Executive Director of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, is here looking back at the successful weekend in Newport last weekend with Brewfest, Farmer's Market, Mural Fest and Six in the Stix. We talk about another very busy weekend in Newport this weekend with Farmer's Market, Save A Stray 5K, Wings and Wheels Car Show and Concerts on the Common. We talk about the car show, how it works, what's going on and much more. We look ahead to July and much more.
Joe Osgood is here. We talk about the County honoring Archie Mountain, the life of a reporter, jobs that you have to make a sacrifice, and more. Plus we talk a little radio, electric cars, the power grid, I think Claremont needs a short cut road to get to Washington Street, the plane crash in Charlestown and other stuff.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is here as we talk about the recent announcement of who his replacement will be, Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot. We talk about how the Police Commission works, what the public was looking for in regard to a new Police Chief, how Brent will be a good fit and how the Police Commission had two great candidates and couldn't make a bad pick. We also talked about farming, food, Mark's retirement, I keep trying to get Kevin Onnela a police job, and lots more.
Kevin Onnela is here with the Headmaster of Mount Royal Academy in Sunapee, Derek Tremblay. Derek and I talk about Kevin's sneakers, how long we keep shoes, when the last time Kevin bought himself clothes, and more. We talk education, school tests and rankings, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Ed and Wayne are here as we talk about Ed's boat, cruise night up in Hill, the Wings and Wheels show this weekend, hot rods of today and yesterday, and lots more.
Joe is here tanned and ready for the show. Joe wants to leave Comcast and get a different internet, and then stream tv. We talk about streaming TV, HDTV, different options, pricing and more. We talk about the media, changes in the industry, and how companies need to change for their consumers. We also talk about cell phones, additional costs in society, Jan 6th and a whole bunch of other things.
Chief Chase and I look back at the great parade in Claremont for the Stevens Alumni Weekend, talk about the Pleasant Street project, the new apartment building in Claremont, parking downtown, look back at old stores in Claremont, where we used to buy our old tapes, the drug bust in Claremont, Claremont PD going viral online, police commission meeting tonight, and much more.
They wildman, Kevin Onnela is here again as we talk about being stubborn, lupins & Kevin's battle, using a compass, the evolution of math, the high price of oil, my trip to Laconia this past weekend, stocks and crypto crash, and lots more.
After last night's cruise night, Wayne and Ed are in studio talking about how great the show was. We talked about the parade up to Summercrest and Woodlawn, all the different new vehicles there last night, all the other cruises coming up with the Car Nutz, the Wings and Wheels show in a couple weeks, going to Lake George, and lots more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice is here with guest Leane Matchem from the Heart & Vascular Center at Dartmouth Health. Tuesday, June 28th from 9a-2p at the Newport Senior Center, there will be a Wellness Event. They will be providing free blood pressure, blood glucose and cholesterol screenings. This is a finger stick only and results are done in less than 10 minutes. We talk about the different types of cholesterol, are there warning signs to look out for, how great it is to be back in the public doing events like this, and more.
Joe Osgood is here. We talk about the Model A Ford he has been working on, the dangers of a crank engine, what type of gas to use on these old rigs, his son Phillip hurting himself, Joe's been haying this spring, Democrats and Republicans and more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is here as we look ahead to the busy week / weekend in Claremont. Stevens graduation is Thursday. If it's sunny, it will be outside, if raining (which looks like it will) it's inside. There is a fireworks show scheduled after the graduation and a graduate parade through the city. Speaking of parades, Saturday is a huge sday for the Stevens Alumni Association as their parade rolls through downtown Claremont starting at 10:30am. We talk about the Elks amazing BBQ chicke, the parade lineup, events happening and more. Plus we talk about the newest K9 officer in Claremont, horse cops and more.
Kevin Onnela is here and is still very busy. We talk about how the dumptser business is going, what are people throwing away and more. He says there are two different sets of laws for people and explains his thinking. I talk WWE wrestling after he left me know a show is coming to Manchester, NH. And we talk other stuff too.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we check in with Wayne's health. It's been a week and half since he had his heart attack. We talk food, Ed hates tea, Wayne ate trout and more. Plus they went to the Cornish Car Show and talked about how great that was.
Jenn Opalinski (Director: Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center) & Eric Perry (Interm Director: Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center) are here talking about what's next for the school after the town vote this past spring, what the timeline will be moving forward, how important the CTE Center is for the students, looking to the future, a new Alumni Association starting up soon, and lots more.
Wendy Baker from The Fort at No 4 in Charlestown calls in. This is a big weekend at the Fort, as Saturday will be their first ever Scottish Heritage and Highland Games day, and there is LOTS to do including Gaelic Language Workshop, Dance Workshop, Bagpipe Makers Roundtable, Kilted Mile, Bodhran Workshop, Lecture on Bagpipes of Scotland, Step Dance Workshop, Celtic Storytelling plus performances including Stravaign, Prydein, Highland Dance, Catamount Pipe Band and Green Mountain Celts. For a schedule of activities, and to purchase tickets, see their website, fortat4.org
From the Library Arts Center in Newport, Kate Luppold and Fran Huot are here talking about the Mural Festival happening on June 18th from 10 - 2 on the Town Common. We talk about the history of the mural, how fixing the old one up won't work, how the new version is being done, what's happening on the Common and in Newport on June 18th and more.
Chief Wilmot is here as we talk about his kickball career, Field Day in Newport, the Justin Rollins flag was stolen, his active shooter talk happening in a couple weeks in Newport, there needs to be a ballance between saftey and being free, Brent saw the Top Gun movie and loved it, and more.
Newport Recreation Director PJ Lovely is here after a big week for Newport Track. We talk about the two State Champions in Newport, the CVL track meet last Friday in Newport, look ahead to the Granite State Track meet Thursday night, events happening this Summer and more.
Karen Testerman (R-Franklin) is here discussing her campaign for NH Governor. We talk about her home town of Franklin and the progress it's made, meeting different businesses in the Granite State, why she is running for Governor, legal issues that conflict with the Constitution and more.
Joe Osgood is here and has been very busy. He says the same thing that I hear all the time, that he is busier now that he is retired than he was when he was working full time. We talk inside radio secrets, watching youtube to learn how to fix things, Joe working on his truck, I like using 2X3's, I over screw things when I put them together and much more.
Chief Mark Chase is here as we talk about a whoel bunch of random stuff like guns, hunting, fishing, having 8-tracks, the Claremont Airport, Stevens Alumni Weekend's parade, Pleasant Street project and more.
Kevin Onnela is here, but we only have a shorter time this week too because he is so busy with work. We talk about my camping experience, Top Gun, Kevin loves Forrest Gump, trash prices, the gov needs to do something about waste, septic tanks, and more.
Wayne and Ed are here, though Ed had to leave about 20 minutes into this to go to a dentist appointment. Wayne's weekend was pretty crummy .... he had a heart attack on Thursday. He gave big praise to the Newport EMS squard. He talked about what happened, how the heart attack felt, being on a waiting list to get a bed at a hospital, what he can and can't do, changing up his diet and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wimot is here as we talk about Memorial Day, the bad batch of drugs in claremont area / did that come to Newport, how Prom went last weekend, Brent being compared to JFK, plus we have a conversation about the shooting that happened in Texas earlier in the week.
PJ from the Newport Rec Dept is here with a very busy track week. We talk about the two CVL track meets this week and the State Meet on Saturday. Also Granite State Track has been going in full swing this Spring too.
Joe is here as we talk about high fuel prices, will people travel this tourist season or stay local, we talk about the ocean beaches and our favorite ones, I feel the media unfairly doesn't use the same standards they used on Trump on Biden, I love Elon Musk, the change of society, and lots more.
Chief Chase is here as we start things off light, talking about radio and "playing the hits." We then transition into the big story out of Claremont recently, the "bad batch" of drugs that have been found. This past week, 5 people OD'd on this "bad batch" and Chief Chase talks about the dangers, what help and resources are out there for people, and lots more. We also talk about upcoming parades in Claremont, look ahead to the Memorial Day weekend and more.
Kevin missed last week because of equiptment issues. We talk about his problems and who he wanted to thanks. He is super busy with dropping off boxes to houses, so we keep it shorter this week. He talks about the trash business, price of fuel and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here talking about Wayne's truck project, high price of gas, Ed working on his truck, Ed not getting a boat, cruise nights around the area, and more.
Barbara Brill, a volunteer at the Newport Thrift Store, is here to talk about the store, run by the Newport Service Organization. We talk about how things are back to normal post-Covid shutdowns, how drop offs work, what can be found in the store, the evolution from the old Newport Hospital days to what it is today, who the NSO donates to and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here. Prom is happening in Newport this Saturday and we talk about how the Prom Parade / Grand March will happen, what the route is and when people can expect the seniors to drive through town. Brent attended the Chamber of Commerce's Award Night. We talked about the evening, the great speaches and Newport pride.
From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here. We talk about the Backyard Olympics this Summer on the Town Common, random sports like Handball, sports PJ would have liked to do in college, Rugby, what's happening in Newport, Day Camp and more.
Joe Osgood is here as we let the public into what we talked about before the podcast. Joe tells story about going out to NY, getting good gas milage, the price of gas, should the govt do a gas holiday, what the state should do with excess money, investments, the price of everything is up and more.
Chief Chase is here. I pick on him for showing up late, and then a caller calls in wanting to be on trading time! haha. We talk about the tornado that hit Charlestown this week, the arrest in Claremont late last week, shooting investigation this week, Sunapee Police Chief David Cahill's retirement and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne's eventual retirement, their trip to Seabrook and Epping, did Eddie get a boat this past week, high prices of everything and more.
Candidate for US Congress, Lily Tang Williams (R-Weare) zooms in today and tells her American Dream story. Growing up in Communist China, at the age of 24 she escaped her home country and came to the land of opportunity. Years later, she now cautions Americans that the same dictatorship she grew up under is taking over the American way of life. She talks about her concerns for the United States, her love of her new country, why she is running for US Congress, what she saw growing up in China and much more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland calls in. He has been very busy. The Sullivan House in Claremont is set for a ribbon cutting on Monday; the Governor is expected to attend the event. The Sullivan House is near completion and we talk about the progress and what the house will be used for. We also talk about the Nursing Home project, the projected money that may be coming to the County to help fund it and more. Additionally there is a new Superintendent at the House of Corrections, as we learn more about him.
Today is Sunapee Police Chief David Cahill's last day in law enforcement. The Chief talks about his 20 years of service to Sunapee, what he will miss and not miss, tells some fun stories, talks about the early days and more. Additionally Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase, Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot, New London Police Chief Emily Cobb and former Newport Police Chief Jim Burroughs are all here to wish David well. His retirement is set for 2pm, with a parade in Sunapee before.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about the town vote on Tuesday for the proposed new community center, how the Sunshine 5K went, PJ's 24 hour walk for the Community Center on the Common, Track season is in full swing for all the grades now, and more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice, Jeana Newbern is here. We take an overlook at what the VNA & Hospice does, what services they prives, where they cover, what clinics they discovered during the Covid shutdown that were most needed in our community, the reason they will not be doing flu clinics in the future, and more.
Joe Osgood is back from his winter in Florida. We talk Roe V Wade, end of times, Newport's Community Center vote this past week, dodging alligators in Florida and more
Kevin Onnela is here and we let people in behind the scenes a little. We explain what the signal is when we need to take a bathroom break, or the "can I eat this" game I play with myself on the radio. We joke about how good we look, I talk some about my healthy eating kick I am on, high fuel prices this year, Kevin's stairs scare me, lazy Americans, what happens when Kevin is in a tither, the price of a new Community Center in Newport and the price evolution of a new Fire Station in Lempster, my crypto $$ is tanking, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here talking about how great last night's Cruise Night was. We talk about the cars and trucks that were at the cruise night, the benefit to Newport having the cruise night in town, the price of gas right now, having a CDL, Eddi'es new glasses and more.
Newport Town Manager Hunter Riesberg and resident Bert Spaulding discuss the town vote on Tuesday, the proposed Community Center, the differences between the mailers that have gone out to the public, what happens with a Yes or No vote, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about caffine, me eating better, the Sunshine 5k, getting exercise, things hapepning this weekend and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept, talks about his vacation last week, coming back and getting right to work with the Green Up Clean Up Day, how much a success the day was, the town vote on Tuesday, the real deal on the proposed Community Center, fundraising for the building, how the vote works, why no pool or track, plus we talk Sunshine 5K, Granite State Track coming up, events this spring, volleyball and lots more.
Candidate for Newport Selectman, Doug Ring is in the studio talking about running for the town office. He says what he sees Newport is doing well in, what needs work, and how he would help. He wanted to clear the air about a past misstep, look to the future and more
Chief Chase is here from Claremont as we talk about the new police motorcycle donated to the PD, would Kevin Onnela make a good bike cop, training that happens to operate the motorcycle and more. Chief Brent Wilmont pops in and talks with Mark about the training that happened this week, Claremont memories, historical things that have happened in our area and lots more.
Kevin Onnela is here with former Police Chief Jim Burroughs who is running for Selectman in Newport. The election is next Tuesday. We talk about him wanting to serve Newport, thoughts on a climate survey for town employees, longevity of workers, the way Newport used to operate and more. We also talked about the shooting league, how good a shot Kevin is, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here talking about the first Cruise Night of the year, behind Sugar River Bank, from 6 - 8pm. We discuss Wayne's leatherman, Ed selling his rigs and wanting new ones, Wayne looking to sell his truck he is working on, and lots more.
Chief Wilmot is here. It's the first time we have gotten to talk with him since his very busy weekend. We talk lots about Dancing With The Newport Stars. He discusses his thoughts on the show, how proud he is to work for Newport, all the work that went into the show, what it meant to him and lots more. He ran in the Boston Marathon on Monday and was displeased with his results. We discussed how he felt, his body giving out on him early in the race, pushing through it all, the support people gave him, and more. Drug Take Back Day is next Saturday and we talked about that, the Governor coming to Newport yesterday, 2 officers graduating from the Police Academy today and various other things.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept & Guenter Hubert from Newport Conservation Commission are talking about the Green Up Clean Up Day happening on Sunday May 1st in Newport. This year the Conservation Commission is teaming up with the Rec Dept to put this event on. We talked about how Green Up Day goes, what is needed, where it takes place, recycling the trash that can be recycled and more. Plus we talk about what the Conservation Commission does, how Guenter likes it, why the Hubert family moved to Newport, PJ recapped the 2 Easter Egg hunts, we looked ahead to other events, and more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is on this week as we talk about what Mark's WWE entrance theme song would be, Chief Brent Wilmot's Boston Marathon run, Little League begins in Claremont this Saturday, Claremont talking about privatizing their trash, the Claremont Police Commission, and more.
Kevin Onnela has the headmaster of Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay on this week. We talk about prive schools, public school rankings, the importance of teaching, is there any merit to "the tests", culture, policing, seafood and other food, going out to eat, Kevin trying to get Derek to go for a motorcycle ride, and more
Wayne and Eddie are in as we talk about the return of the cruise nights to Newport, as the Car Nutz partner up with the Newport Chamber of Commerce. We talk about the history of the Car Nutz, the first responders night, how the cruise nights will work and more. We talk Ed's new vehicle, Wayne missing Ed's call and more.
From the Kiwanis Club of Claremont, Mike Dewey is here talking about the Kiwanis Club of Claremont's online auction that starts this Friday online at https://ourkiwanisauction.com/. We talk about some of items up for bid, the support of the business community, how to bid online, what the Kiwanis does, the Claremont Brewfest this September and much more.
Leigh Stocker from Sumemrcrest is here with news about her position. After almost 10 years, Leigh has decided to give her notice at Summercrest; this Friday will be her last day. We talk about her departure, how Covid has been a struggle in healthcare, who will replace her, what she is planning on doing in the future and more.
Chief Wilmot is dancing tonight at Dancing With The Newport Stars and he brings in with him his partner Aggie Proper again. We talk about the show, how dress rehersal went last night, how the couple is feeling about the actual show tonight and more. Plus Brent is running in the Boston Marathon on Monday, Easter is sunday, it's a busy weekend for the Chief. He also thanked his dispatchers for National Telecommunications Specialists Week.
Dancing With The Newport Stars is tonight and Jeannine Everitt and Robert Steele are here talking about the show. Tickets are still available. Jeannine says just how much dancing is out of her comfort zone, how much fun she has had, Robert's past dancing history, how the show is going to go and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we talk about the kids Easter Egg Hunt Friday, the Senior Easter Egg Hunt Friday, open house / busienss after hours on Monday, Green Up clean Up, Track Season and lots more.
From the Lake Sunapee VNA and Hospice Jeana Newbern is here with long time volunteer Betsy Boege. Betsy talks about her years of service, what volunteers do, why it's rewarding, how to get involved and lots more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is on as we talk about Spring in the air, the best first Presidential pitches in baseball, random pop trivia, the Easter Egg Hunt in Claremont, telecommunications week, 10 codes for dispatch / police, and more.
Dancing With The Newport Stars is Friday and Saturday night. Our next dancers to come on the podcast are (star) Aaron Cherry and (pro) Holly Noyes. We talk about Aaron feeling comfortable on stages, after growing up singing, dancing and acting on the Newport Opera House Stage. Holly is new to our "pro" cast, but has been teaching dance for around 2 decades. We talk about them learning the dance, not getting Covid, the "death drop" and more.
Kevin Onnela is here as he tells the story about him buying the cow picture (did he or did he not screw up?), learning how to apologize correctly, microaggressions that annoy people, Jersey Mikes, ATV's on the road, concessions in government, and more.
Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about old nicknames, going to Keene for dinner, Wayne's birthday, does everyone like cake, electric and self driving cars, and more.
Dancing With The Newport Stars is this Friday and Saturday night. Buddy Howe is in with his pro Renee Patten. We talk about the show, learning the dance, Buddy was concerned with the speed of the dance, how it's going to be a "show," Renee's costume changes, and more.
Sullivan County Manager, Derek Ferland, is in studio as we talk about the end of the snowmobile season, the vast trail network in our area, Sugar River Region Destination Council, GOFER money from the station, the nursing home project, Sullivan House is almost complete and more.
Chief Wilmot and Aggie Proper are here just one week away from Dancing With The Newport Stars. Aggie's task this year is to get the chief ready to dance. We talk about learning the dance, they couple are ready for it, how the show goes, what to expect and more.
We also talk police, after Aggie had to leave. Brent discusses working with other outside police agencies, internet / phone saftey, are your text messages ever really gone and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept talks about the dliberative session that took place this past week. We talk about why the price was amended up, the thought process over the years for the proposed new community center, different people have different opinions of it and questions, and lots more.
Our second couple is here on the podcast for Dancing With The Newport Stars. Amanda Merrigan and John Proper talk about the show, learning the moves, John's first time being a "pro", Amanda's first thought when asked to perform, does her years of singing help her with the dance, and lots more.
Sgt Tim Puchtler from the Sunapee PD is here with 3 10th grade students from Sunapee High School, David Flater, Sophie Bourque and Jenna Caron. We talk about Alcohol Awareness Month and Week, what the students learned about underage drinking, driving the simulator, how fast accidents can happen, the movie they are working on and more.
Dancing With The Newport Stars is back this year. I will be having a series of the dancers on the podcast. Our first couple is Brandi Hurd and Steve Patten. Brandi works at Universal Physical Therapy in Newport and is paired with returning pro Steve Patten. We talk about their dance, which is a fusion of two different styles, what to expect for the show, tickets are still available, how Covid changed the practicing, Brandi learning the moves, and much more.
Chief Chase is here as we talk about the Pleasant Street project, Spring returning , driving in cities, the arrest last week with the Claremont / Newport police depts, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here with guest Tim Beard as we talk about schools, Tim's thoughts on the Newport School District, the education of our children, teaching to the test, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here, after I had to miss them last week. The guys tell the story about Ed's truck dying, getting fixed, dying again, and geting fixed again...the missed trip to Maine, Ed's 79th birthday, breakfast places, and lots more.
General Don Bolduc zooms in this month as we talk about how things are in the Bolduc household, his two dogs, how his campaign for US Senate is going, fundraising, the operation of his campaign, many volunteers, his thoughts on Russia / Ukraine, and much more.
Leigh Stocker from Summercrest is in studio talking about her matching / not matching jacket selection(s), bucket lists, my bucket list, her bucket list, some random ones she found online, plus we talk about living without regrets.
Sergeant Tim Puchtler from the Sunapee Police Department is here at the beginning of alcohol awareness month. We talk about the importances of keeping teens away from alcohol, while their brains continue to grow, as well as discuss the working relationship with the Sunapee School District and Sunapee Police Dept, what the high school kids get out of their alcohol discussions, what events will be coming up this month, and more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about ice out in Sunapee & what defines it, Dancing With The Newport Stars, the importance of sleep and more. Also former Newport Police Chief Jim Burroughs popped in to make an announcment, he is running for the office of Selectman in Newport.
PJ Lovely, from the Newport Rec Dept, is here once again as we talk about Day Camp sign ups, the Shooting League signups, Easter events right around the corner, Clean Up Green Up, men's volleyball is over but women's continues, the Newport Deliberative Session is next week, and much more.
Karen Testerman (R-Franklin) is on to discuss her candidacy for NH's Governor. A previous gubernatorial candidate, Testerman expresses why she is running for the office, her thoughts on current Governor Sununu, school funding, the debate on legalizing marijuina, the New Hampshire Constitution, are voting machines legal in NH and much more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is on as we talk about ATV's, riding ATV's on the roads & trails, the Pleasant Street project is back in action this Spring, memories of Claremont, the smokestack discussion, frauds, and more.
Nicole Wakeman from New London Hospital is here as we talk about the evolution of Covid protocols, the job fairs coming up, Hospital Days coming back and more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about ego, muddy roads, what to do if you are scammed, TPN's Steppin' Up To End Violence Walk coming up, the Chief working the job fair at the Middle & High School this week and more.
PJ Lovely, from the Newport Recreation Department, is here talking about his trip down south hiking the AT, how the hike went, risking it with the weather and more. We talked about spring sports, upcoming events, and the proposed new Community Center.
Chief Mark Chase is here with guests from the Dept of Public Works in Claremont, Director Alex Gleeson and Assitant Director Ted Wadleigh. We talk mud season in Claremont, the status of the roads, who is in charge of Washington Street, how much salt they saved this past winter with their new program, Claremont water lines, the transfer station, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here, after I missed him last week because I was at a training session. We talk about his 70th birthday, Kevin's hereos, Kevin looks like he is losing weight, my ball at work, paying for religious schools with state money, transfer station vote in Goshen, St Patty's food, electric cars, energy issues, swearing on the radio, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here, after missing last week becuse I was off at a training session. We talk about the boys' trip up to northern Vermont and the Plymouth Ed was interested in. people making hot rods the way they want them, Wayne using Ed's sandblaster, the economy, and more.
Leigh Stocker from Summercrest is on with me as I rant about the time change. We talk about prescription medications, seniors keeping track of their prescriptions, how Summercrest handles it and more.
From Sunapee PD, Chief David Cahill and Sergeant Tim Puchtler are talking about alcohol awareness month, what Sgt Puchtler does in the Sunapee schools / talking to teens, concerns with vaping and pot, teen drinking and lots more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about the fantastic meeting with the Sullivan County Destination Council recently, progression of the sober housing building in Claremont, recent job openings with the County, the Nursing Home project and more.
Chief Brent Wilmont is on as we talk about Wordle, sound sfx, 1980's pump up songs, Brent and I shoudl have a game of chicken with skidsteers at Onnela's, Newport Police saved a chicken, and more.
PJ is here talking about the wrap up of winter sports, looking ahead to spring sports, summer camp sign ups and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice has David Linehan with her talking about David's role as Community Liaison, what he does, how his background as the adult child of a parent who needed services previously has helped in his role and more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is here talking about how happy he is to see me (as well he should be.) We talk about the school vote in Newport yesterday, spring is here, roads are muddy, hemlock will kill you, tapping maple trees, tapping birch trees, using a sound board at work, various scams happening in the area, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here with his old ipad and tells his story as to what happened to his ipad. We talk about the crazy high gas prices, the propane fire in Bradford recently, Ukraine Vs Russia, how Taylor is doing, donating thru GoFundMe and lots more.
Ed and Wayne are here as we talk about high gas prices, what's happening in Ukraine, Ed needing a new dash for his S10, and lots more.
Leight Stocker from Summercrest is here as we talk about being in "Leigh-Land", living on a dirt road, organizing for the radio show, me being a people pleaser & can't delegate, Newport Chamber of Commerce stuff, and more.
Candidate for Newport School Board, Steven Morris is here as we talk about running for School Board, what sparked him to get involved, his past military experience, how the military work should help hi organizational skills with School Board, thoughts on the CTE Center, and much more.
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot is in the studio as we talk about his not-so-love for Winter, how Chief Chase said Brent is a bad driver, Brent has never seen Cannonball Run, and more stuff. Also, the Chief talks about a press release that will be sent out later today regarding a case with DCYF in Newport.
From the Newport Teachers Union, Lisa Ferrigno and Mellisa Melissa Mitchler are talking about how great the Winter Carnival was, being involved in the community, the importance of having long term teachers, the teacher contract, how Newport teacher pay is compared to the area, and more.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Recreation Department is on as we talk about the wrap up of Winter Sports for the Rec, look ahead to Spring Sports and Spring activities, the proposed new Community Center, and more.
Candidate for Newport School Board, Tim Beard, is on as we talk about why he is running for School Board, giong to the School Board meetings, his local ties, thoughts on the school system and more.
Joe Osgood zooms in from Florida. Sitting in his Florida room's rocking chair, we have a conversation about how things are going for the snowbird, his granddaughters coming to visit, politics of the park he is staying in and more.
Chief Mark Chase is here as we talk about Spring on it's way, did Claremont get much snow last night, baseball / softball signs ups coming soon and more. Plus my wife Christine popped in and we talked Rhode Island, me being right and other stuff.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about cleaning his chimney, his granddaughter breaking her leg, the Russia / Ukraine situation, how much timber can you cut on your own property, and much more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne's truck project, Wayne can tell the weather with his shoulder, the price of used cars, and much more.
Canidate Bill Wilkinson discusses running for Newport School Board. He talks about his past years wroking for the School District, bringing a sense of unity to the board and more. He also discusses the book he wrote and published called "The Next Cycle."
Newport Police Chief Brent Wilmot came in on a snowy morning. We talked about the drive to work, his snow blower, and how the roads are. The Police Union addressed the Newport Selectboard on Monday night. Since the Chief is not a member of the Union and is on the negotiation team, he is unable to comment on much of the discussion, however we did talk about staffing issues, what would happen if officers leave, and much more.
Chief Chase is on as we talk about the Cardboard Race at Arrowhead last weekend, the shooting in Claremont, the fog on morning drive, practicing driving a police cruiser, and more.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about words I don't say about Kevin, the police contract & Selectboard meeting Monday night in Newport, volcanos, NH wanting to legalize pot, CDL license, Kevin almost got his in Newbury, and more
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about streaming TV, I can usually talk my bill down on TV, pre-buy heating fuel, gas prices, the prices of things right now, Wayne's truck project, and more
Alex Herzog and Jennifer Opalinsk from the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center discuss the proposed renovations, the CTE benefits, Newport and Claremont schools, the vote in March, and more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about how life has been going for him, the School Board race, the movie he likes on Netflix, issues with his eyes, issues in Concord, and more.
Leigh Stocker from Summercrest is here as we talk about the warmer weather, going out for a walk, her frustration with healthcare, Summercrest is hiring, and more.
PJ Lovely is here from the Newport Recreation Department. We talk about how amazing the 106th Winter Carnival was last weekend. We talk parade, events, the common, weather and much more. It was fantastic to get back outside again with other people. We also talk about other Rec events and look forward to discussing the proposed new Recreation / Community Center.
Chief Chase from Claremont is here as we talk about the Father / Daughter dance in Claremont Friday night, Arrowhead, the situation that happened in Claremont last week as they were looking for a van, home security cameras, and lots more.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk about how he fell on the ice, the Appleseed Inn, the new dinner boat being put in the Sunapee Harbor, Kevin puts info in his phone, I get ads on my facebook, the Canadian truckers, the Superbowl and more.
Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about the cold weather, Wayne's truck, how great the Winter Carnival was, eating out in the area, and more.
Derek Ferland, Sullivan County Manager, is here as we talk about the Nursing Home project, the Destination Council, lead paint abatement, snowmobiling, and more.
Newport Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about the hot suace challenge last week, how bad his body was after it and more. We talked about the accidents recently, Winter Carnival, and working out.
PJ Lovely from the Newport Recreation Dept is here as we talk about the 106th Newport Winter Carnival, the status of the ice on the common, the "ice dance" Friday night, looking ahead to this weekend's activities and lots more.
Jeana Newbern from Lake Sunapee VNA & Hospice is on with guest Kelley Keith, the Executive Director of the Kearsarge Area Council On Aging. We talk about the 9 towns they cover, what services they provide, the partnership with Lake Sunapee VNA, how Covid changed things, their 30th anniversary and more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is here as we recap the Hot Sauce Challenge between he and Chief Wilmot, how bad the sauce was, what happened to his stomach after the challenge. We talk about old time stuff, random trivia, the Pigskin 5K, and other stuff happening in Claremont.
Kevin Onnela is here as we talk the Winter Carnival, logging, business, people not paying us, gun ownership in the States, Joe Rogan podcast, me dropping Dish Network, school choice, and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Ed's two new trucks, breakfast in Newport, Ed's medical appointments, Winter Carnival parade is this weekend and more.
Retired Brigadier General Don Bolduc, a candidate for US Senate, is on as we talk about his campaign, Covid, Senator Hassan's job performance, education, NH First and more.
Leigh Stocker from Summercrest is here. We talk about how she hates the cold, taking a tour at Summercrest, most of the restrictions are gone at Summercrest during Covid, their apartments available, and more.
It's finally here, the hot sauce challenge, as the two Chiefs battle it out on here! Mark brought in the hottest hot sauce he could find, and we start things off with small dabs at first, and then work their way to more and more dabs of this terribly hot sauce until eventually we get to the point where there is a tie breaker. Listen to find out who wins. Then Chris Melcher comes in on the radio and tries it for the fun of it. And I end up having some too. Egh... Not good at all!!
PJ Lovely is here from the Newport Rec Dept. We talk about the Winter Carnival, all the up coming events, stuff coming back, the quality of the ice and more.
Claremont Police Chief Mark Chase is here as we gear up for the Hot Sauce Challenge happening Friday with he Vs Chief Brent Wilmot (stay tuned for that podcast), we talk about the drug bust in Claremont, the storm coming up and more.
Kevin Onnela is here with Sunapee's Police Chief David Cahill. The guys talk about the shooting league, Kevin's huge hands, things happening in Sunapee, the technology Sunapee has to read license plates at high speeds, marijuana laws and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are in as we talk about Ed's two new trucks. Wayne didn't go with him this time. We talk about snow blowers, Wayne giving me a bolt to use as a sheer pin. And we talk about other stuff also.
Catherine Bardier from New London Hospital is on as we talk about the exciting news...Hospital Days is scheduled to return to New London in 2022. February is Heart Health Month; we discuss healthy lifestyles, things you can do to help your heart, different factors in heart issues and more. Plus we discuss Covid vaccine locations, the Greater Sullivan County Public Health Network and more.
Chief Wilmot is back in studio. We catch up after his trip to Houston, TX, how his 40th birthday went, running the marathon, flying home and more. We talk about my Buffalo Bills losing Sunday night, calling out Chief Mark Chase for the hot chip challenge, Chief Wilmot makes the announcement on how a reported missing wallet turned into a drug bust, and more
PJ Lovely, from the Newport Rec Dept, is on as we talk about the cold weather, how the ice is on the common, this history of the ice huts, Winter Carnival coming up, winter sports, exercising outside in winter, and more.