The Shark's Broadcast Podcast

More and more, the arrows are disappearing from the aisles at your local Market Basket, Hannaford and Shaws. One way aisle shopping is something that both Sarah and A-Train will NOT miss. NOT. AT. ALL.

Pharaoh The Peacock completed a 13 mile journey over the weekend after escaping his pen last week and made it all the way to Nottingham. He was spotted several times and was quite a social media sensation. He was never captured but returned home on his own.

Sarah has this weird water cabinet that is supposed to be an air conditioner and A-Train has made fun of it since he first saw it at her house 3 years ago. It only works if you chant 'peace and love' and play in a drum circle.

The CDC is advising vaccinated people can ditch their masks while NHHS is advising that Granite Staters should keep them on. What to do? Hopefully we can just stick it out another couple weeks without World War Nine erupting over these masks!

What an unfortunate day for a friendly german shepherd from Bedford who was on his way to greet the septic tank serviceman and accidentally fell right in the open tank door. He was rescued safely and reportedly has had several baths since.

Not only will Fenway Park reopen to full capacity but this magical Saturday will also mark the reopening of Canobie Lake Park in Salem NH! Yankee Cannonball FOREVER!

The State Police patrolled Route 95 yesterday with help of an aviation unit and pulled over several people traveling in excess of 100mph. Three drivers were exceeding 115mph! 121 people were ticketed in just that 5 hour window.

Dr. Benjamin Chan, NH's State Epidemiologist was quoted as saying he was 'Unhappy' with The CDC's latest announcement that fully vaccinated people can ditch their masks except for on planes, buses subways or large crowded events.

After a one year absence due to the pandemic, The Deerfield Fair will return for the classic four day lineup starting Thursday September 30th!

This summer is predicted to be literally jam packed with tourists here in The Granite State. Almost 3 and a half MILLION people will be enjoyed their vacation time here. Sarah and A-Train also talk about how the gasoline shortage will not affect tourism in New England, due to our dependence our Canadian fuel sources.