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Today we welcome Neil Levesque, Executive Director at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College. He chats about the results of the latest St. Anselm Political Poll. We also welcome Dick Boucher and Roland Martin, Board of Directors, from the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey Hall of Fame.

Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland was a professor of constitutional law at American University’s Washington College of Law for more than 25 years. That’s part of the reason he was named the lead impeachment manager for the Senate trial during the second impeachment of then-President Donald Trump for inciting an insurrection at the United States Capitol. For over a year, he has been serving as a member of the United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack. He says that the Committee has now established beyond any doubt that Trump was culpable for the insurrection. He reveals the big items that the Committee has uncovered that the media and the public may have missed, what missing pieces of the story he'd still like to fill in during the remainder of the Committee's work, and whether Ginni Thomas is in what amounts to a religious cult around Donald Trump.

Ken Cail interviews Eric Pinder, author of the book "Life at the Top: Weather, Wisdom & High Cuisine from the Mount Washington Observatory." Eric also has taught creative writing at the New Hampshire Institute of Art and other colleges, and today he often visits schools and libraries to share stories about the writing life, books, and animals. He holds a BA from Hampshire College and an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

It's been called risky, controversial, playing with fire...and that's just the Democrats talking. But now that the tallies are in, it is clear that Democrats spending $53 million to wade into Republican primaries was the right move. Matt joins The New England Take to explain why, based on his article published on The Editorial Board and Alternet.

Recently the Center for American Progress issued a report that said “Online service companies have produced substantial wealth, but these gains have failed to reach the American workforce more broadly. Pervasive, ubiquitous digital surveillance has eroded Americans’ civil liberties. Exploitation of people’s data has created novel consumer threats around privacy, manipulation of consumer behavior, and discrimination. Americans face these and other harms from online services, including but not limited to widespread fraud, abuse of small businesses, abuse of market power, faulty algorithms, racist and sexist technological development, cybersecurity challenges, threats to workers’ rights, curtailed innovation, and challenges with online radicalization and misinformation.”

But one of the authors of that reports says that despite this massive litany of destructive problems, big tech platforms can be fixed, and the Internet can be...good! Erin Simpson of CAP joins to explain.

On today's episode of "Cail & Company LIVE," Ken interviews Rick Santos, the head coach for the New Hampshire Wildcats football team, Mike Netkovick, who gives us an update on Hurricane Ian in Florida and Sue McPhee, an intuitive channel who chats about an upcoming event in Hillsborough, NH on October 8th called, "Haunted Hillsborough."

Host Chris Ryan looks back at the Patriots loss in their home opener to the Ravens and ahead to the trip to Green Bay for Sunday's match-up against the Packers.

Reporter Amanda Gokee of the New Hampshire Bulletin joins A. J. Kierstead on WKXL in the Morning to talk about prescribed burns, tick tracking, and electricity rates. More from them at https://newhampshirebulletin.com

The panel dives in to understand the key issues that are driving the midterm elections and where things stand on them: abortion, the economy and inflation, immigration, and Trump. Which party is driving the narrative onto their home turf, and how are voters reacting? Also, are Dems kidding themselves with polling, again? And did NASA just make one of Marjorie Taylor Greene's Jewish space lasers?!?

Our guests on this edition of ‘Cail & Company LIVE' are Scott Spradling, Former WMUR reporter and President of the Spradling Group and Mike Netkovivk, who gives us an update on Hurricane Ian for Florida.