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It was a potpourri Thursday on the program with Ken and Andrew bringing the audience up to date with the variety of holiday music and theatrical performances in the area over the next few weeks. Also mentioned was the start of the local ski season and the creation of Blue Jeans in the late 1800's on National Blue Jeans Day.

Wednesday's guest on the program was noted author Clayton Trutor who has written "Boston Ball: Rick Pitino, Jim Calhoun, Gary Williams and the Forgotten Cradle of Basketball Coaches" and "Loserville: How Professional Sports Remade Atlanta and Howard Atlanta Remade Professional Sports". Other topics of discussion included possible baseball rule changes, the landing spot for free agent Juan Soto and Mr. Trutor's recent article on 1971 Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan.

On Living the Good Life we're talking medicare, as Katelyn chats with Christine Gross, a long time medicare broker. They discuss benefits, and changes coming into the new year. Join us!

Join Veronica as she talks shopping holistically this holiday season. She speaks on local artisans, local businesses and all natural ways to bring peace, love, and happiness for your friends and family while shopping this season.

Join us today as Jane sits down with the always wonderful, Katelyn Gagnon from Good Life. They discuss all of the upcoming activities and events. Enjoy!

Tuesday's topics were health insurance and hockey. We were joined on our monthly segment with the New Hampshire Insurance Department by the Department's Director of Health Economics, Dr. Jason Aziz. Dr. Aziz discussed the development of a Total Healthcare Expenditure Model and its' uses in exploring the healthcare marketplace. We were also joined by our Hockey East correspondent and UMass-Lowell broadcaster John Leahy who talked about his experience of calling a couple of games over the Thanksgiving weekend at the historic 1980 Rink at Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid, NY.

New Hampshire political pundit and debate moderator Scott Spradling joined us on Monday to talk about the local scene following the November elections and also preview the appearance of the Scott Spradling Band this Saturday night at the Rex Theatre in downtown Manchester. It'll be a Rockin' Big Band Christmas with. Scott and his terrific band.  We were also joined for a season ending conversation by University of New Hampshire head football coach Rick Santos. The Wildcats' season came to an end Saturday following a loss to Tennessee-Martin in the opening round of the FCS playoffs.

Todays' episode is long overdue and I’m so glad that it’s finally happened! Margherita Giacobbi from the Players Ring came by the NH Unscripted studio to all about what’s happening at the Ring. And, brother, do they have a slate of shows coming up that needed to be talked about. The Ring is crazy busy during regular times, but, their Christmas schedule is insane. While most groups are working on one Christmas show (usually a version of Christmas Carol) they’re banging out 4 different shows for the Christmas season!! Five if you count Andrew Pinard’s post-Christmas “Discovering Magic”! We get the breakdown directly from the source. Happy Holidays everyone from WKXL and NH Unscripted.

It's Friday, which means the Friday Fun Bunch is in the WKXL Studios! Ken Cail interviews Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental and Kitty Rae the OFFICIAL “Flick Chick."

Artful Living and Jane Cormier brings a special Thanksgiving program, Old Time Radio Thanksgiving of 1948. It is a wonderful radio program from yesteryear! To all our listeners, Happy Thankgiving!