Russ Medbury is with the Newport School Board. He talks about the SAU 43 superintendent search process, having an interim superintendent, the survey that the community is asked to fill out, who is on the committee, and much more.

Christine is in studio (before she had to go to work.) She didn't bring me in a coffee, but we talk about coffee for a while, and then we talk about food for a bit.

PJ Lovely is in studio talking about the Covered Bridge 4k, the Corbin Covered Bridge Festival this Saturday and all the fun events. Winter sports sign up is coming soon, we look at fall sports, Newport Football, playing flag football and more.

Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice is in studio and her guest is Sheila Wallace, who is a resident of Sunapee and an LSRVNA Volunteer. She helps in the office, at their flu clinics and behind the scenes as an “Elf” for our Kearsarge Community Kids Christmas Project. We talk about the Christmas Project, how a person or business can sponsor & adopt a family, how the Project works and more. We talk flu shots and clinics, Hospice & Palliative Care Month and more.

Joe Osgood is in studio talking about the importance of having a working smoke detector. The Red Cross, Claremont Fire Department, NH Electric Coop & more are working together to give out free smoke detectors to Claremont residents. You have to sign up prior to the event on Oct 26th. Call 1-800-464-6692. We talk escape plan, what to do if a fire and more. Joe will be gone next week on vacation and we learn where he is going and what he is going to do. Governor Sununu was in studio yesterday (that podcast is already published) and we talked about having the Gov in.

Governor Chris Sununu visited Newport today and made WCNL one of his stops. The Governor talks about school funding, special education expenses, would he support a sales and/or income tax, how New Hampshire is doing, the budget process, returning money to towns this year, his love for Wade Boggs and more.

Kevin Onnela is in studio and talks about going to Debby's 50th class reunion in Quincy, Mass last weekend.  He explains all the packing that Deb did, and how eventually he realized he was with the prettiest girl in the room there (so all the packing worked out!)  We talk about keeping information in your phone, getting dementia, and more.  Plus Michelle Widmer is in studio talking about their Team Sandy event on Saturday at Widmer & Davis Distillery. 

Wayne and Eddie are in studio talking about Wayne not going to a car show this past weekend, homecoming, Wayne's house project, Wayne looking at a new hot rod, Eddie and Wayne going to high school and lots more.

Democratic Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson is campaigning in Sullivan County today and joined me on air.  We recorded an interview for the podcast (and will play back on the radio Wednesday.)  Marianne talks about why she is running, the spiritual nature of American, her economic stance, minimum wage, the good & bad of the internet and lots more.

NLH's Catherine Bardier is in studio talking about Higi Day at NLH.  We talk about using the Higi, how it works, using the ap and more.  The 6th annual Community Health Lecture will be on Thursday Oct 17th from 5:30-7 and features former Chief Justice of the NH Supreme Court John Broderick as he will discuss Changing The Culture of Mental Illness.   There is no RSVP needed for this free event.  Also the next Community Wellness series starts up on Oct 23rd.  This very popular free education weekly class will revolved around healthy eating.