Isaiah Glen Shields got a job and a house right out of college...but none of it felt right. That's when he became a real-life Forrest Gump, walking from the most western point of Washington state to the most eastern point of Maine.

Isaiah talks about what he learned along his journey, and shares a few unbelievable experiences as he made his way through New England.

In honor of Canada Day, we celebrate one of their greatest bands, Barenaked Ladies!

Rineman's chats with Steven Page and Tyler Stewart about the 25th anniversary of the historic release of their breakthrough album "Stunt" with 80,000 New Englanders in Boston's City Hall Plaza.

"Grey's Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey and "Good Morning America" host Robin Roberts chat with Rineman about the 2023 Dempsey Challenge, and play a game of "McDreamy or McSteamy."

Jim and Jeff from the Northeast Bluefin Showdown talk about the weirdest things they've caught fishing.

Megan and Rineman discuss things that really get on Granite Stater's nerves, and a real-life golfer who's actually named Happy Gilmore.

Callers share their first and worst concert experiences.

A Portsmouth official gives us a scoop on what really happened with the famous Whale Wall.

We solve the mystery of the Portsmouth Christmas Car!

Plus: News on the Nines, Sports in 10 Seconds, and an "Indiana Jones" edition of Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.

Actor and Maine native Patrick Dempsey and "Good Morning America" host Robin Roberts talk to Rineman after their conversation about finding your purpose at The Music Hall in Portsmouth. Patrick also discusses unicycling and the upcoming Dempsey Challenge, while Robin weighs in on the Celtics trading Marcus Smart.

Then, unicyclist Avery Seuter talks about his journey from Maine to Florida - on a unicycle!

Rineman is joined by legendary Boston Globe sports columnist and author Dan Shaughnessy.

A caller sets Rineman straight about McDreamy and McSteamy from "Grey's Anatomy."

Megan does an impression of Michael Jackson.

Rineman and Megan discuss the bear that tried to steal a van in New Hampshire.

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

Boston Globe columnist and author Dan Shaughnessy discusses the Celtics' important offseason, his book "Wish It Lasted Forever: Life with the Larry Bird Celtics," the future of the Bruins, and why there's reason to be optimistic - and pessimistic - about the Red Sox.

Comedian Lenny Clarke talks about his recovery from a major health scare, and the time he stole a Boston city bus on a dare.

It's a Comedy Cellar Reunion for Rineman!

Comedian Rachel Feinstein discusses a unique approach for meeting dudes, and her daughter's reaction to her impressions.

Comedian Sam Morril talks about his new podcast with Patriots great Julian Edelman and confronting Paul Pierce about a dirty urban legend.

Rineman welcomes comedian Rachel Feinstein & Stray Cats bassist Lee Rocker.

Callers debate showers vs. baths, and give their picks for a female version of the Traveling Wilburys.

Speaking of music...Megan and Rineman debate how once pronounces "Sonny & Cher."

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

Cheap Trick's Robin Taylor Zander talks about touring with his dad, going to college in Boston, and his new solo album.

Rineman asks callers if he committed a children's birthday party faux pas.

Megan and Rineman discuss "Taylor Swift Amnesia" and a prank Celtics fans played on NH native and Miami Heat player Duncan Robinson.

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

Comedian Gary Gulman gives some perspective on the young Celtics, discusses the complexities of rooting for Jaylen Brown, teases his upcoming book "Misfit," and remembers growing up in Peabody during the 80s.

Adam and Mike from Northeast Region DeLoreans talk to Rineman about their "gang" of "Back to the Future" cars, and how you can join.