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Performing optimally without taking care of ourselves is a VERY short term strategy. We make our livings and entertain our patrons, friends and families using our minds and bodies. I asked Cutting Edge Testosterone (don’t let the moniker throw you) to chat with me because they are using technologies and therapies that help us battle brain fog, Alzheimer’s, aging, etc all things that I’ve seen fellow performers eventually succumb to and since knowledge is power I felt we need the knowledge. Cutting edge technologies such as peptide therapy, radio frequency treatments, IV therapies, etc are designed to keep us at the top of our game!!!! This is one of the most interesting episodes, from a health perspective, that you’ll hear in a long time.

Theatre and baseball were the topics of Wednesday's program. We chatted with Karen Braz and Glenn Stuart of the Community Players of Concord. Karen is directing this weekend's production of "Charlotte's Web" with the Children's Theatre Project and Glenn is the director of next week's presentation of Sinclair Lewis' "It Can't Happen Here." For more information: www.communityplayersofconcord.org We talked baseball with Dave Brown, co-author along with Jeff Rodimer of the new book "Shadows of Glory: Memorable and Offbeat World Series Stories."

Join us as Katelyn speaks with Program Director Laurie McKinney about all the upcoming classes on the horizon at Good Life. We hope you enjoy this fun discussion!

Today, Veronica has a wonderful discussion regarding mental health and the importance of counceling with Robin Raycraft. Join us for this thoughtful and important dialogue.

Today Jane speaks with two wonderful high school seniors, Katie McCabe and Emily Fauteux. They discuss performing, auditions, college, and beyond. Join us!

Chad Finn of the Boston Globe and formerly of the Concord Monitor joined us Tuesday to discuss the new book he edited, "The Boston Globe Story of the Celtics 1946-Present: The Inside Stories and Acclaimed Reporting on the NBA's Banner Franchise." The book takes you from the team's humble beginnings through 18 NBA championships with a cast of amazing writers throughout the years like Bob Ryan, Jackie McMullen, Dan Shaugnessy, Bob Sales and more. There are classic pictures from cover to cover and a foreword by former Celtic Isaiah Thomas.

Monday's show featured the "voice" of the UMass-Lowell Hockey River Hawks John Leahy reviewing the men's and women's action over the weekend in the Hockey East Conference. Also joining us was University of New Hampshire Head Football Coach Rick Santos following his team's win Saturday in North Carolina over Elon and a look ahead to this Saturday's pivotal matchup in Durham against the University of Rhode Island.

New Hampshire Mountain Kings Catch-Up with Ken Cail and Alex Posani looked back at the team's sweep last weekend in Elmira. Joining the program were Mountain Kings defenseman Michael Solominsky and forward Aidan Petroff along with the team's Marketing Manager and Director of Special Events Nate Carter.

What do Ubers, taxi cabs and buses have in common besides being modes of transportation? No heart. They’ll all pick you up and drop you off somewhere, but, will they stay with you when you get there? Will they go into the doctors' office and sit beside you or go into the grocery store with you and help you shop? Nope. But, Kevin Lefebvre of F&R Transport sure will. Today’s episode is all about kindness. Kindness especially to the elderly and homeless. Kevin seen a need and decided to add some humanity into a sterile and cold system. And he’s busy. Crazy busy! AND he’s a coach for MWS Football in Manchester. AND they’ve sitting as one of sixteen national sites that are in the running for a potential "T-Mobile Friday Night Lights" field and locker room major upgrade. And you can help. Check out this episode.

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."