It’s S&G Friday at NH Unscripted where we dedicate the last Friday of every month to chat with our sponsor! Today Bill Christie, partner at Shaheen & Gordon, steps up to the plate to discuss some of the highlights and strengths of their law firm. He's a famous lawyer that successfully sued the federal government for leaking information to Whitey Bulger and the Winter Hill Gang that they then used to murder informants against them. Then he speaks of the time they had a case which dealt with copyrighted material that even involved a representative from Apple Records (think the Beatles) stepping in to assess the case. We are so proud to have them sponsoring NH Unscripted!

Tuesday’s show featured our monthly visit with the New Hampshire Insurance Company. Our guest from the Department was Deputy Commissioner Keith Nyhan who explains how the Consumer Services division is staffed and how much they recovered for New Hampshire residents in 2024. Also provided were statistics regarding the revenue the agency produced for the state.

Monday’s show featured Hockey East correspondent John Leahy as we approach the end the college hockey’s regular season. We also discussed Sunday’s evenings Academy and a very eventful weekend on the local high school hockey scene.

On todays show Jason Demakis returns to discuss dietary options and alternatives to work into your fitness goals in a way that's simple and achievable.

This weekend’s edition of the program features three members of the NAHL’s New Hampshire Mountain Kings. Joining us are forward Alex Gelhar, and defensemen Rhett Kodsi and Ian Gagnon. The Mountain Kings have two big games this weekend against the Johnstown Tomahawks at Tri Town Ice Arena in Hooksett. Friday’s faceoff at 7:30 PM and Saturday’s at 4:40 PM.

The Friday Fun Bunch took the week off so longtime New Hampshire radio personality Mike Morin served as the pinch hitter for Tom, Kitty and Ellen. Topics on the table included hockey, radio memories, movies and more.

This week on Facing the Future, we'll discuss President Trump's executive order laying the groundwork for a U.S. sovereign wealth fund. How would it be funded and what would it invest in? Our guest is Mark Warshawsky, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.

God I love my job! Willie Armstrong from the Red Hot Chilli Pipers (yes pipers) takes some time from their busy schedule to call in and talk about this high octane musical group. From the early days of winning a talent contest to playing before 85,000 fans Willie covers it all. For the past two decades, the Red Hot Chilli Pipers have taken the world by storm with their infectious blend of groundbreaking fusion of traditional Scottish music with rock and pop anthems which they proudly call ‘Bagrock.’ And you can tell by the way Willie talks that RHCP have a deep love and respect for their fans. Song selection, fan engagement, the structure of each event and hint that they’re dropping a new album are all on the table. They’re playing March 2nd at the Colonial Theater in Laconia. Get a ticket soon because there can't be many left!

Thursday’s program featured our monthly visit with the New Hampshire Department of Safety. Joining us in studio, Director Mark Doyle of New Hampshire Emergency Services and Communications, New Hampshire 9-1-1 Supervisor Abby Rider and Winni the state’s 9-1-1 comfort dog. It was Abby Rider’s idea for the department to have a comfort dog and through her efforts it became a reality about three months ago. In addition, Abby received a prestigious Askew Award for her work with Winni and N.H. 9-1-1.

Chris Hatfield, Executive Editor of www.soxprospects.com joined on Tuesday to discuss the upcoming season for the Boston Red Sox which begins March 27. Lots of decisions to be made before that as the Sox get ready for 2025 in Fort Myers, Florida.