Tom Raffio interviews Dr. Jeff Walawender Vice President, Provider Network and Clinical Strategies at Northeast Delta Dental on the findings of the 2026 State of America’s Oral Health and Wellness Report. Dr. Walawender turns the tables and asks Tom about the ADA Oral Health 2050 panel for which he has been chosen to be a panelist. 

Tom interviews Aimee Terravechia, Executive Director of 603 Equality on Pride month. The pair discuss the history of the celebration and events in the New Hampshire area.

Tom Raffio interviews Myra Nikitas  and Mary Duquette, co-founders of The Traveling Tooth Fairies.

Tom Raffio interviews Gail Brown, Executive Director, NH Oral Health Coalition. The pair discuss the Texas A&M study findings showing that rural residents, Medicaid recipients, and uninsured individuals are disproportionately affected by lack of dental access. 

Tom Raffio interviews Dr. Nevin Zablotsky, Senior Consultant at Nova Southeastern University School of Dentistry and Medicine and tobacco cessation expert on the impact of smoking on your oral and overall health. 

For Mental Health Awareness Month, Tom Raffio interviews Jonathan Routhier, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester.

Tom Raffio welcomes JerriAnne Boggis, Executive Director of Black Heritage Trail NH. JerriAnne describes the newly created mural by Nashua-based artist Manny Ramirez of Positive Street Art, which depicts Ona Judge stepping off the ship Nancy onto the Portsmouth docks capturing the hope and excitement of her first moment of freedom. The mural is to be unveiled on May 23.

Tom Raffio interviews Jen Hubbell, the executive director of Girls on the Run New Hampshire. They discuss the mission and structure of Girls on the Run,  an after-school program for girls ages 8–11 that uses running and a curriculum focused on empowerment, confidence, and healthy living. Jen emphasizes that running is in the name, but the real goal is forward motion and joyfulness. Over 2.7 million girls have been reached in 30 years.

Tom Raffio interviews Amy Terravechia, the executive director of 603 Equality, a statewide nonprofit advocacy organization in New Hampshire. The conversation emphasizes the importance of building connections and understanding between the LGBTQ community and the broader New Hampshire community, viewing this as essential for creating a state where everyone can thrive.