On this episode of the Maine Veterans Spotlight, we will talk to Ben Haskell, a Hall of Fame Broadcaster in the state of Maine and a Vietnam Veteran. We will also talk with Bryce and Julie Davis about BizNet4Vets and the great work they are doing for our veterans in the state of Maine.

Ron from Casco is this week's caller of the week!

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We discuss All Things New England Sports with John Tomase on “Wicked Sports Weekend.”

Harris Van Pate from the Maine Policy Institute joins Matt regularly for a segment

This week, Steve and Jeff welcome Sam Morse, a member of the US Ski Team, who joins them from Austria where he is competing in the Alpine World Ski Championships. Also, they discuss short video addiction, and the brain damage that it actually causes.

This week, Steve and Jeff welcome Sam Morse, a member of the US Ski Team, who joins them from Austria where he is competing in the Alpine World Ski Championships. Also, they discuss short video addiction, and the brain damage that it actually causes.

This week, Steve and Jeff welcome Sam Morse, a member of the US Ski Team, who joins them from Austria where he is competing in the Alpine World Ski Championships. Also, they discuss short video addiction, and the brain damage that it actually causes.

This week, Steve and Jeff welcome Sam Morse, a member of the US Ski Team, who joins them from Austria where he is competing in the Alpine World Ski Championships. Also, they discuss short video addiction, and the brain damage that it actually causes.

Matt Gagnon discusses the federal worker buyout plan, noting that a court order temporarily blocked it, giving the Trump administration more time to convince employees to leave. The Office of Personnel Management extended the deadline to Monday at 11:59 pm, and over 60,000 employees have accepted the offer, which is approaching 4% of the workforce. Gagnon criticizes the government's inefficiencies, comparing it to the private sector's ability to restructure failing companies.