Sixteen-year-old country pop musician Malachi Gagnon stops by the Down to Business studio to discuss how he turned his passion into a business that produced over 5 million streams on Spotify and gained a loyal following on popular social media platforms TikTok and Instagram.

From his humble beginnings in New Hampshire to building a robust team of music industry professionals, Malachi shares how he became an entrepreneur to bring his talent to a nationwide audience.

Guest Kyle Dimick, a recent Plymouth State University graduate, shares his story of patenting a prototype that makes hygiene tasks more accessible for individuals with limited mobility.

This week's guest is Jason Sgro, director and chairman of Concord-based Overwatch Foundation, a nonprofit foundation dedicated to the defense of the Homeland, the public’s trust in the State of New Hampshire, and the security of the United States' critical infrastructure.

This week's guest is Patrick Tufts, president & CEO of Granite United Way, a statewide nonprofit organization that makes strategic investments in New Hampshire's community. NHBR editors and Tufts discuss the nonprofit's new model of support and how they help residents thrive.

This week's episode features Mark Sanborn from Northeast Purification Systems, and Rick Gillespie from Revive Environmental, discussing their partnership on the PFAS Annihilator, technology that erases “forever chemicals" in contaminated waters and materials.

Visit nhbr.com to learn more about the PFAS Annihilator.

This week's guest is Duane Coute, general manager at Littleton Chevrolet, who was recently honored with the Changemaker Business Leader Award by the

Duane and NHBR editors discuss how he gathered signatures and coordinated a rally to support the Littleton arts and pride community against possible censorship.

This week's guest is Nick Vailas, founder and CEO of Bedford Surgical Ambulatory Center (BASC), who discusses the current state of health care, such as affordability and access, and how his suite of programs helps to bridge the challenging gaps in the industry.

This week's guest is Rajesh Nair, founder of EnCube Labs, NH Board of Education member (district 5), and former professor of practice, innovation and entrepreneurship at the Asia School of Business in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The lively discussion includes how Raj teaches the next generation of leaders to grow as entrepreneurs, as well as educational challenges that students are facing today.

This week's guest is Martha Madsen, project manager for NH Together, an organization that coordinates community conversations, constructive dialogue and action in order to strengthen voter confidence in elections, reduce polarization and improve political responsiveness. Learn more at https://newhampshiretogether.us

This week's episode features guest Joe Whitten, CEO and co-founder of Apparel Impact, a family- and veteran-owned textile recycling organization in Hooksett, that was recently named Veteran-Owned Business of the Year by the NH district of the US Small Business Administration.

The discussion touches upon Apparel Impact's mission to divert textile waste from landfills, how Joe's military background helped forge his entrepreneurial path, and the new "Team Impact" comic book that's helping the next generation better learn to recycle clothing.