Daniel Siletti stops by to talk film scores with Jane. They listen to some familiar, and not so familiar music from film and television on todays fun show!

Tuesday’s program featured our monthly visit from Christian Troy of Woodpecker Insurance in Concord. One of the main topics discussed today was the GLP-1 Bridge program that many people are talking about these days. Also a reminder to get ready for the Open Enrollment period for Medicare which begins on October 15. Get your prescriptions and a list of your doctors ready to find a plan that works best for you. www.woodpeckermedicare.com

The 60’s had a lot going on. But some of the things that immediately come to mind about that decade are the monikers “Flower Power” as well as “The Summer of Love” and so we’re all in on songs that have a “vegetative” inference. Think “Flowers on the Wall” (Statler Bros.), “Build Me Up Buttercup” (The Foundations) and “Green Grass” (Gary Lewis & the Playboys). •Foot tapping and singing along in your car warning•!

Monday’s program featured our correspondent John Leahy for a discussion of the Red Sox current and historic winning streak and an introduction to a new form of technology where you can potentially operate your own “radio station” at a rather minimal cost.

A. J. speaks with Campus Reform Editor in Chief Zachary Marschall, PhD to dive into the impact higher education DEI programing has on society, that we need a mindset shift on the role of education, and how reducing the time needed to earn a degree will pay dividends.

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We at WKXL’s NH Unscripted are always trying to find ways to entice our audience to go out and have dinner and see a show. Today we’re going to introduce you (or re-introduce) to the shows and songs that got us all goosebumpily about seeing the shows live. And so we give you: “ The Shows That Got Us Off The Couch And Into The Theater”. First up is the overtures from the Broadway show during the years 1960-1969. Think “Camelot”, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Fiddler on the Roof”, “My Fair Lady”, etc.

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, Ellen Raffio, and Kitty Rae the OFFICIAL “Flick Chick."

This week on Facing the Future, Veronique de Rugy and Jason Fichtner explain why Social Security reform is not only a retirement policy imperative but also a fiscal and market-stability imperative. They are the co-authors of a George Mason University Mercatus Center paper titled, "Social Security's Fiscal Gap and the Risk of Bond Market Strain."

It is all about Johann Strauss, Jr. today on Artful Living. Join us as we listen to the magnificient music of "The Waltz King".

Thursday’s show featured our own Ray Dudley the host of WKXL’s “New Hampshire Unscripted”. Also joining us, New Hampshire Fisher Cats General Manager Taylor Fisher on the team’s upcoming homestand starting on Tuesday night in Manchester.