Matt Gagnon discussed the gubernatorial race in Maine, noting 17 potential Republican candidates, including Jonathan Bush, Bruce Poliquin, and Laural Libby. He highlighted the Democratic side's numerous candidates, including Rachel Talbot Ross and Troy Jackson. Gagnon emphasized the importance of organization, money, and charisma in winning elections. He also addressed the transgender athlete issue, advocating for biological categories and predicting a return to common sense in sports policies. Gagnon argued that social changes, though complex, eventually lead to rational outcomes, citing historical examples and current trends in young people's political views.

Matt Gagnon criticizes the Bangor Daily News for biased reporting on the federal government's claim that Maine is violating Title IX by not enforcing Trump's executive order on transgender athletes. He argues that the newspaper cherry-picks legal experts and fails to present a balanced view. Gagnon highlights the Maine Human Rights Act's ambiguity regarding athlete categorization. He warns that Maine risks losing millions in federal funding if it defies the order. Gagnon suggests the Maine Principals Association should temporarily change policies to avoid financial repercussions. A caller agrees, stating that news should be impartial and criticizing the newspaper for advocacy disguised as news.

Matt Gagnon discussed his ancestry results, revealing 3.7% Irish heritage from 23andme and 4.5% from Ancestry. He then shifted to the recent Senate vote on a stopgap spending bill, which passed 62-38, with only Rand Paul voting no. The bill, which funds the government through September 30, faced criticism from Democrats, including Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who faced backlash for his vote. Schumer secured support from moderates and retiring Democrats, including Jean Shaheen and Angus King. The discussion highlighted internal Democratic tensions and the potential for leadership challenges, with Matt Gagnon noting the party's factional disputes and the impact of being out of power.

The Grace Curley Show airs daily from Noon to 2 PM on WGAN, and every Monday, Grace speaks with Matt to talk about the latest developments in national politics.

Steve Robinson from the Maine Wire checks in with Matt Gagnon to discuss his take on what’s happening around Maine

Jesse Fairbanks with Maine Vintage Toys comes in studio, talking about all things nostalgic, trivia and more!

Matt Gagnon criticizes a proposed bill in Maine (LD 941) that would require employers to list pay ranges on job postings, calling it one of the dumbest ideas he's ever heard. He argues that such a law is unenforceable and unnecessary, as it restricts the flexibility employers need to adapt job roles and salaries based on the skills and experience of applicants. Gagnon emphasizes that most bills proposed in Maine are unnecessary and that the state's legislature receives a disproportionate number of bills compared to Texas. He believes the bill is an annoyance turned into legislation and would hinder effective business management and job opportunities.

Mike Hall- Segment 5 by Newsradio WGAN

Dr. Jeffrey Barkin- Segment 4 by Newsradio WGAN

Phil Harriman- Segment 3 by Newsradio WGAN