Leigh Stocker from Summercrest is in studio looking ahead to their upcoming events in May and also June. We talk senior nutrition, the importance of eating healthy, and side effects that might occure. We discuss the large 20th anniversary of Summercrest this June, and much more.

Turning Points Network/s Deb Mozden & Tom Hoyt from Mascoma Bank are in studio talking about the 12th annual Steppin' Up To End Violence 5K walk this Saturday in Claremont. This is Turning Points Network's largest one day fundraiser of the year, and with a budget of $750,000, every dollar raised is very important. We talk about domestic abuse, the work Turning Points does for our community, and the importance of getting help. Tom discusses Mascoma's eagerness to give back to the community. There is still time to get involved with TPN's 5K this weekend, log on to www.turningpointsnetwork.org for more information.

Newport's Police Chief Jim Burroughs discusses clamping down on 4/20 day, drinking and driving laws, bail reform, Super Troopers, and more.

Newport Rec's PJ Lovely and Newport High School's Jeff Miller talk about track, baseball, PJ's hike, new Community Center and much more.

Two term Selectman Todd Fratzel of Newport is running for a 3rd term in May. Todd talks about the things he is most proud of in his 6 years, including budgets, improvements and looking ahead to the possible new Newport Community Center.

Joe Osgood is in studio talking about the cold weather, fixing his camper, buying items online (Steve uses Amazon Prime), swearing, the passing of Barbara Bush and more.

Kevin Onnela is still in studio and we talk with Amy Bailey of the Newport Opera House Association. We recap this past weekend's play at the Opera House, take a look at expenses, how unions work, what the Opera House can and can't get for performers, and more. Plus we talk politics, Paul Ryan, retirement, and much more.

Shelly Hudson from Amplified Arts and Matt Mooshian from Rural Outright discuss the play that both organizations are presenting called The Laramie Project, which deals with LGBT groups, bullying and more.  There will be a comprehensive discussion with a panel directly after each of the three shows.  Learn more at www.amplifiedartsnh.com.

Eddie and Wayne from the Car Nutz are in studio talking about the wind storm, losing power, water wheels, quitting smoking, back pain & how to fix it, Steve fainting, Eddie fainting, update on cruises in the area, and lots more.

Kevin Onnela has a guest in studio, Tammy Freckleton talking about the show Voices That Care happening Saturday night at the Newport Opera House. Proceeds go to benefit Sullivan County Cares, which sends care packages to our troops overseas.