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Today's Artful Living will host Sabeena Mori, from Manchester, NH. Sabeena is a high school senior and opera-lover. Jane and Sabeena will discuss her college auditions and her aspirations to major in Clinical Psychology AND music.

Concord entrepreneur and C.E.O. Russ Willey joined us to discuss his new way to fund local as well as national and international charities through crypto currency. Crypto-Charities was developed for all who believe in a good cause. For use by charities, organizations, corporations, schools, churches, clubs and individuals. Also, Merrimack College broadcaster John Leahy previewed the post season week ahead in Hockey East.

Maria Reyes Joined Your Health NH to talk about Resilience and Thriving through self-examination of events in personal and professional lives. Maria has been working for Lamprey Health Care in the Seacoast Public Health Network Department as a Continuum of Care Facilitator since 2015 and she is very passionate about empowering people to make healthier decisions about their life. Other participants in the show were Jodi Harper and Nitanga Jean De Dieu who are leading Southern NH AHEC wellness programs.

Host Chris Ryan checks in with new Bruins Dmitry Orlov and Garnet Hathaway as they chase down the 1976-'77 Montreal Canadiens for most points in NHL history. Canadiens legend Yvan Cournoyer joins Chris for an extended interview, as well.

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."

This week on New Hampshire Headlines we have Jeff Feingold of the New Hampshire Business Review with A. J. to discuss the NH Human Rights Commission and rail in the state. More from Jeff at https://nhbr.com

On today's episode of Artful Living, we welcome Liz Faiella, a fiddler, folk singer, and fiddle teacher. Liz performs and teaches fiddle music from Celtic and American folk traditions and gives us a little insight on the culture of Celtic music and some recent performances you can attend at the Concord Community School.

State Senator from NH District 17 Howard Pearl and his wife Heather were joined by our resident movie maven Kitty Rae to discuss a number of wide ranging topics including bills before the NH Legislature, licensing regulations regarding massage therapists in the state and the maple sugaring season in New Hampshire which is currently underway. Senator Pearl is the owner of a four generation farm in Loudon.

Brian Coombes is the owner/operator of Rocking Horse Studio in Pittsfield, NH. On this edition Brian previews the upcoming live debut of Rocking Horse Music Club's critically acclaimed rock opera, “Circus of Wire Dolls”.

The 2-CD set also features local performers Pat Gochez, Justin Cohn and former Miss New Hampshire Caroline Carter. The rock opera will be performed later this month in East Sussex, England.

This week on Facing the Future, we get further analysis of the latest 10-year budget and economic outlook recently released by the Congressional Budget Office from Jeff Holland of the Peterson Foundation, who used to run the CBO projection unit. Plus, we hear from Josh Gordon of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget for a closer look at how the runaway train that is healthcare costs is having a major impact on the federal budget over the next 10 years. Gordon also describes some big problems with the popular Medicare Advantage program.