Comedian Gary Gulman talks about growing up in Peabody, gives Rineman some Celtics perspective, and shares an important mental health tip for starting the day.

NHRA Funny Car Champion John Force talks about his upcoming races in Epping.

Speaking of cars, Rineman goes back to the future with the guys from Northeast Region DeLoreans.

Megan talks about a recent dating faux pas involving appetizers.

Callers share their ideas for new donut flavors.

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

Rineman talks to the NH Fish & Game's Andrew Timmins about bear safety.

Comedian Sam Morril talks about his new podcast with Patriots great Julian Edelman and interviewing Celtics legend Paul Pierce.

Listeners answer local trivia questions for free Ben & Jerry's ice cream.

Megan has a new pet chipmunk (squirrel).

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

Rineman gives bear safety tips to people in Exeter, and takes calls from people who've encountered bears.

Writer & Producer Chris Sheridan shares a dirty tale about Rob Gronkowki's cameo on "Family Guy."

Rineman interviews Flip Circus performer Alexa Vasquez.

Megan takes out her allergy frustrations on a certain dating app.

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

New Hampshire native Chris Sheridan talks about the New England sense of humor; his early days working with Seth MacFarlane; when Rob Gronkowski "wrecked" a men's room at "Family Guy"; the hit SyFy Series "Resident Alien"; his own UFO sighting; and why TV writers are on strike.

PLUS: A couple UFO calls from listeners.

"Family Guy" writer and New Hampshire native Chris Sheridan talks about his new series "Resident Alien," and gives us a breakdown of the TV writers' strike.

Barenaked Ladies drummer Tyler Stewart tells Rineman why he never wants to leave a special music venue here in New Hampshire.

Your Mother's Day Calls!

Rineman and Megan discuss albino moose sightings in New England, and the time Rineman somehow drove his Jeep onto the runway at Pease Airport in NH.

Plus: News on the Nines, Sports in Ten Seconds, and a special Mother's Day edition of Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.

And can you guess this week's Megan Button?!

Poison singer Bret Michaels talks about his upcoming Party Gras tour, "Rock of Love," and gives Rineman new perspective on sharing an Ides of March birthday. Also: does every rose really have its thorn?

Barenaked Ladies drummer Tyler Stewart talks about the band's upcoming Last Summer on Earth Tour, why Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion is the group's favorite venue, and when 80,000 New Englanders showed up to a "small" album release in 1998 and put BNL on the map.

HOWIE MANDEL talks about going back on the road after lockdown, appearing as a lobster on "The Masked Singer," and gives some parenting advice for people with funny kids.

HARI KONDABOLU talks about moving from New York City to Maine for college, welcoming a baby during the pandemic, and his "Simpsons" documentary, "The Problem with Apu."

Rineman chats with comedians HOWIE MANDEL and HARI KONDABOLU!

Megan stops by to talk about her favorite tucked-away street in Portsmouth, a mystery on Lake Winnipesaukee, and a man seen walking his pet lobster.

Listeners shout-out their favorite teachers and share which ‘Star Wars’ character they’d be.

Rineman weighs in on the TV writers strike (and rewards his former boss’ kindness with a generous offer of his own).

VISITS FROM: A NH woman and her pug who have climbed every 4,000-foot mountain the state; Zebra Crossings to pump you up for their upcoming Mother’s Day 5K; Cinco de Mayo in Dover and Cinco Cantina in Epping to talk food!

AND AS ALWAYS: News on the Nines, Sports in Ten Seconds, and a Cinco de Mayo Friday Flix with Charlie Butters.

Rineman talks to Sheila E. about a hectic album release party in Boston; her reaction to Justin Timberlake's Prince-themed Super Bowl halftime show; her new album "Sheila E. & The E-Train,"; and what to tell boys who say girls can't drum.

Rineman chats with singer and Barenaked Ladies cofounder Steven Page about his affinity for a certain dish at Manchester NH's Red Arrow Diner; when 80,000 people showed up to BNL's "Stunt" album release in Boston; performing with his sons; and his new album "Excelsior."

Rineman talks to Barenaked Ladies cofounder Steven Page about performing for 80,000 people in downtown Boston, and his affinity for a certain menu item at Manchester NH's Red Arrow Diner.

Rineman & Megan air their respective dating grievances, discuss New Hampshire's recent string of earthquakes, and how to tell if you're attending a fake college in New England.

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