Kevin is still here and Sheriff John Simonds pops in.  Simonds is up for re-election and gives the reasons to vote for him on election day.

Kevin Onnela is in studio and we go over the election top to bottom.  Kevin talks about who he would vote for and why.  Lots of political talk here.

Kevin hangs out some more....and Ray Gagnon pops in.  So we chit chat about politics and just about everything else on the sun.

Shelly Hudson from Amplified Arts called in to talk about the show they are putting on with Performers Playground this weekend and next weekend.

Wayne and Eddie are back in the stuido.  It's election day!  And we watch the people line up to vote outside.  We talk cars, Eddie going with his daughter to buy a new truck, Wayne's full head of hair, and oh so much more.

State Representative Ray Gagnon of Claremont is in studio, and before we talk politics, we joke about the decorations in his house, talk about his wife's rug making hobby and more.  And then....we talk politics.  Representative Steve Smith (R- Charlestown) called in and debated Ray about dirty politics, political mailers, and lots more.  Eventually we  wrap up with Rep Smith and talk more politics on every level.  It's the day before the big election, and tensions are high!

Leigh Stocker from Summercrest is back in studio.  Leigh got off to a shaky start....the chair kept sinking....she got caught in the headphone wires....it was a mess.  But the show must go on!  We talk about voting for seniors and how the town of Newport will let residents at Sumemrcrest do absentee ballots.  We then got of on a random tangent and talked about Steve's social phobias and how he doesn't like to campaign or talk to strangers.  We eventually got back to work and talked more Summercrest stuff

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Jay Phinizy (D) candidate for County Commissioner is in studio.  Jay talks about his past work with the USDA, his 10 years as a State Representative and why he is running for County Commissioner

Chief Burroughs invited Rev Alice Roberts in studio this morning to discuss her even called Speak Up.  We discussed the opiate epidemic in New Hampshire and all over the North East, and how you can make a difference.  Alice opened up about her own daughter's death due to a heroin overdose.  Speak Up is Tuesday Nov 15th from 6-8pm at the South Church in Newport.  Chief Burroughs also talked about his first deer of the season, the water issues in town, and more.