From the classic sitcom "The Nanny," Mr. Sheffield himself Charles Shaughnessy joins Rineman to talk about his leading role in "The Da Vinci Code" at The Ogunquit Playhouse, and performing live in front of author Dan Brown.

Rineman injures himself while trying to impersonate Stephen King.

Megan stops by to talk about a $250,000 painting that sold in New Hampshire for just $4, and whether pilgrims and witches wear the same type of hat.

Listeners share their favorite New England field trips.

Charlie Butters closes things out with a special back-to-school Friday Flix.

Plus: News on the Nines and Sports in 10 Seconds.

Rineman and Megan discuss a gigantic baby giraffe in Boston (as well as famous New Englanders who aren't as tall), the going rate for Tooth Fairy payouts, and Bill Belichick: Big-Time Swiftie.

And, Rineman unearths what he's TOLD is The Beatles new AI-generated song.

Plus: News on the Nines, Sports in 10 Seconds, and an early Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.

Tom Bergeron calls in to talk about hosting a 900-person dinner in Portsmouth, his early days as a DJ on the Seacoast, interviewing Moe & Larry from The Three Stooges (!), "People Are Talking," and how President Jimmy Carter gave him his big break in TV.

Rineman pulls Portsmouth City Councilor Rich Blalock off the baseball field to find out the real, semi-NSFW reason the city abandoned plans to save its famous Whale Wall.

Rineman and Megan are joined by Granite Stater Erin McMahon and her friends Woof and Lemon - two pugs on track to hike all 48 4,000-foot mountains in New Hampshire.

Rineman chats with longtime "Dancing with the Stars," "America's Funniest Videos" and "People are Talking" host Tom Bergeron. Rineman's mom (!) shares her "favorite antiquing find." A caller from Exeter shares a tattoo prank his friends played on him while he slept.

Rineman and Megan discuss a historic New England "spite house," as well as debate the proper way to say the word "kitten."

Plus: News on the Nines, Sports in 10 Seconds, and Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.

Rineman and Megan debate ladies and their "birthday weeks," and also discover a strange, shared New England-related phobia.

Callers weigh in on whether people's pets should be allowed to sleep in human beds.

News on the Nines covers a 101-year-old doctor and a bear (yes, a bear!) that got loose on an airline flight.

Plus: Sports in 10 Seconds and Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.

In this "Best Of" episode, Rineman chats with three legendary lead singers from the 60s, 70s & 80s!

Mike Love from The Beach Boys!

Peter Wolf from J. Geils Band!

Bret Michaels from Poison!

And as an added bonus: Robin Taylor Zander - bassist for Cheap Trick, and son of founding member and frontman Robin Zander!

Music icon Herb Alpert talks about Taylor Swift tying one of his Billboard records, how he creates happy music, and about his performance at The Music Hall in Portsmouth.

The stars of "On Your Feet! The Musical," Gaby Albo and Samuel Garnica, talk about touring, the amazing story of Gloria and Emilio Estefan, their first visit to Maine, and live theater mishaps.

Rineman talks to legendary Boston comedian Jimmy Tingle to get his take on the election ahead of his show at The Music Hall Lounge in Portsmouth

Rineman welcomes the stars of "On Your Feet: The Musical," now playing at the Ogunquit Playhouse, to talk about stepping into the roles of Gloria and Emilo Estefan.

Rineman chats with iconic recording artist Herb Alpert about his upcoming show at The Music Hall in Portsmouth, and Taylor Swift tying one of his Billboard records.

Megan creeps Rineman out with her story about an abandoned Naval prison on the Seacoast.

Callers weigh in on a store in New Hampshire that has banned jokes.

Plus: News on the Nines, Sports in 10 Seconds, and Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.

AEW wrestler Wheeler Yuta talks about his TD Garden debut at "Blood & Guts" (now available by searching "AEW" OnDemand) and his hidden musical talent.

Boston comedy legend Jimmy Tingle talks about the upcoming election, his shows in Portsmouth on July 29, and appearing on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson."

Rineman and Megan try to recite a famous tongue-twister while sampling increasingly hot chicken from Dave's Hot Chicken in Portsmouth.

The two also debate whether Rineman is "wrong" for dipping his french fries in mayonnaise, and callers share their views as well as their unique fry dipping condiments. Why is a town in Maine trying to set a record for most Elvises in one place?

And News on the Nines delves into the Hollywood writer and actor strikes, and Rineman shares his confusion over an addition to Gillette Stadium.

Plus: Sports in 10 Seconds and Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.