Chuck Sink is in studio as we talk about marketing in this day & age, digitial fields & cell phone marketing, how he got into helping businesses, his ad agency, different clients he has locally, and more.

Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Sullivan County budget process, Discover Sugar River Region, the Car Nutz Main Street Cruise, Joe's trip to the White Mountains with Primex and more.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the highly successful and fun Main Street Cruise that happened Monday night. The weather was perfect, there were over 100 cars there, and lots of people. We focus mainly on the cruise in town and talk about how the event went.

From Richards Free Library in Newport, Sally Bernier is here as we talk about the Library, how the citizens not passing the town budget affects the Library, summer reading, birds are dinosaurs, the Hale Award and more

Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about PJ's Last Lap, the PT test officers have to do, the cadet academy, and more.

He hasn't been retired a whole week yet and PJ is back. It was great to have him in. He talked about his "Last Lap" around the Newport Town Common, how much money was rasied during this event, all the people that came out, where the money goes, and lots more.

Rob Thompson, from 4th Kind Kilms, is here as we catch up, talk about his filming company, world money, and a bunch of other random stuff.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about some sad news, Wally Langlois (who came on this program many times over the years) passed away last week. We talk about Wally, his car, the work he did, his racing days and more. That lead us to talk about what happens when we die, what we want to happen to us, and more stuff. We also talked about Ed's "new" truck, the Main Street cruise next week, the car show in Cornish and other stuff.

Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about his oldest graduating recently, graduation season, what he would say to a young version of himself today, late night police, tinted windows, the America 250 licence plates and lots more.

For one final time as Recreation Director for the Town of Newport, PJ Lovely is here, as we talk about his Last Lap event this weekend, raising money for the new skating rink on the Common, his time serving Newport, making a difference to the community, what retirement looks like, and lots more. Brought to you by Sugar River Bank. Thank you PJ for all you have done.