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Wendy Lannon and Lori Chabot from Exeter Hospital joined Your Health NH to talk about Advance Care Planning and Creating an Advance Directive. Lori Chabot is the Director of Risk Management and Patient Rights and Wendy Lannon is the Program Manager-Wellness Services and Cardiac Rehabilitation Nurse Navigator.

Other participants in the show were Nitanga Jean De Dieu who is part of the team that is leading Southern NH AHEC wellness programs.

Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce President Tim Sink joined the conversation to talk about the mission of the Chamber and its’ over 900 members and growing. The Greater Concord Chamber has had a positive impact on many local charitable organizations over the years and has a long established program for high school sophomores called Capital Area Student Leadership. In addition, the organization has a travel program for the public and this year’s destination is Italy. More information is available at www.concordnhchamber.com!

Also with us on the program, Mary Mcgahan, from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) Concord Contemporary Club a nonprofit organization which raises funds for many organizations throughout the area including the Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire. On Thursday, CCCNH will be the beneficiary of the “Mr. Concord” competition which will be held at The Barn at Bull Meadow in Concord. You can get more information at (603) 225-7376 or [email protected]

It's playoff time in Boston! Host Chris Ryan talks with Jayson Tatum and Marcus Smart from the Celtics and Brad Marchand and Linus Ullmark from the Bruins!! Plus, an extended conversation with Red Sox Closer Kenley Jansen.

Singer/songwriter Sam Hammerman will close out the week on April 14. Sam is a multi-instrumentalist currently based in Manchester, N.H. His music lives in the pop world with a melodic sensibility steeped in the sounds of classic soul, rock and jazz. Some of his influences include John Mayer, Radiohead, the Beatles and Jeff Buckley.

Sam’s music carries an uplifting, spiritual and meditative undertone. His training came at Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has two EP’s and several singles available on the Internet.

Reporter Hadley Barndollar of the New Hampshire Bulletin joins A. J. Kierstead to talk about harm reduction, PFAS, and clean hydrogen hubs. More from her at https://newhampshirebulletin.com

Andrew North and the Rangers is made up of small town friends brought together by an adventurous approach to music. The sextet spans different ages, hometowns and musical backgrounds but they hit it off quickly at local open mic nights. Over the years they have honed their craft, drawing from the technical fireworks of classic rock, the spontaneity of jazz, the light-hearted fun of the jam scene and even the intricate passages of classic composition. Their debut album, “Phosphorescent Snack”, showcases their genre-bending style and whimsical sense of humor.

Andrew North and the Rangers’ forthcoming release will be “Thanks for the Warning Volume One, Live in 2022”, the group’s first live album, arriving on May 12.

This week on Facing the Future, we hear from two experts on the federal budget process and the search for more revenue which mamy fiscal policy experts believe we are going to need - along with spending cutd - if we expect to truly address the historic imbalance between what the government spends and what it takes in.

Our guests are Howard Gleckman of the Urban Brookings Tax Policy Center, and Tom Kahn, Faculty Fellow at the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University who for 20 years was staff director for Democrats on the House Budget Committee.

This morning WKXL will spotlight a local artist with an International flair! Andriana is an American singer/songwriter with a strong connection to her Ukrainian heritage.

She has appeared as a vocalist, violinist, actress and dancer at venues such as the Williamstown Theatre Festival with Kate Burton and Broadway director Roger Rees, the Lyric Stage in Boston and the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord. While Andriana can be heard performing various styles of music, Ukrainian folk songs remain closest to her heart. Her love of the Ukrainian culture comes from her grandparents who immigrated to the U.S. after being displaced from their homeland during World War Two.

WKXL welcomes Concord native Lucas Gallo. Lucas has been writing and performing music in New England for more than 20 years. His lyrics resonate with ideas of resiliency, love and light and his guitar playing combines many elements and musical styles to create something purely unique.

Over the years, Lucas has shared the stage with a number of artists including Little Feat, the Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki trio and the Adam Ezra Group.

Nicole is a multi-award winning singer-songwriter whose true genre is country. She has performed her original song, “My 603”, at the New Hampshire State House in front of the legislature. The N.H. General Court officially officially expressed its’ appreciation to Nicole for her New Hampshire-oriented composition.

Nicole has been playing professionally for more than 12 years and has appeared at over 100 different venues all over New England. She has received numerous awards on the state and national level for her songwriting.