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Senior Reporter Annmarie Timmons of the New Hampshire Bulletin joins A. J. Kierstead on WKXL in the Morning to discuss proposed changes for school vaccine mandates, digitizing government records, and maternity ward closures. More from them at https://newhampshirebulletin.com

In today’s episode of ‘Cail & Company LIVE,’ Dan Weed, owner/operator of Weed Family Automotive of Concord since 1995, joins us. Dan shares some helpful tips for the upcoming fall season and vehicle maintenance.

This week, we're focusing on the question of the big vibe shift in politics: is it just a hazy feeling among Democrats, or a real reflection of a significant change in their favor? Aliza Astrow is a senior political analyst at Third Way who conducts public opinion research and analysis on voter views, and she walks through whether, how much, and why voters may be warming to keeping Democrats in power.

Today on Cail & Company LIVE, Ken has special guests Amanda Adams & Brad Myrick. Amanda is an up-and-coming Americana-Indie artist. Through unique vocals and thoughtful, personal lyrics, Amanda draws in and connects with her listeners. She just released her latest single "What We Thought We Had" on all platforms.

Brad Myrick is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, producer, educator & music businessman. Brad is also the founder and co-owner of NH Music Collective, a booking, production, and artist development business.

Paul interviews Natch Greyes, an attorney who heads Government Relations for the New Hampshire Municipal Association. They talk about the housing crisis in New Hampshire and recent changes to the laws that govern the conduct of the State's planning and zoning boards. New rules and regulations seek to spur the development of Work force housing and create more transparency on the planning and zoning process.

Numerous data points are suggesting that there may be some positive trends for Democrats, along with some troubling signs for Republicans. Dems have been acting downright giddy about what they see as the recent turn. But is it mostly in their mind? Is it going to be enough? Or are they getting meaningful traction at just the right time? The panel weighs what we're seeing out there and separates what's real from what's not.

Three-term Republican state Rep. Howard Pearl of Loudon is running for State Senate. Ken Cail interviews him talking about agriculture, education and how his campaign is going.

Ken also interviews Dennis Martin, a vocalist and harmonica player for "Dr. Harps Blues Revue Band." They chat about their upcoming "8th Annual Blues Festival" on August 27th from 12-4 at the Londonderry Town Common.

Ken Cail interviews Cemetery Director Shawn Buck. As Director, he is responsible for the operations and supervision of the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery (NHSVC) encompassing 104 acres in Boscawen, NH. He is responsible for interacting with senior legislators and leaders of state veterans’ organizations. He works directly with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs on all matters concerning the cemetery.

Host Chris Ryan talks Red Sox with Alex Verdugo and Nathan Eovaldi, chats Yankees with Andrew Benintendi and Nestor Cortes, and catches up with Sox legend Jon Lester.

Since the FBI search on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home more than a week ago, the response from Republican office holders has been to demonize the Department of Justice, FBI, and law-enforcement in general. Republican firebrand Marjorie Taylor Greene called for the FBI to be "destroyed and defunded," and the echoes of that exact sentiment have sounded throughout Republican Party leadership. Our guest today  identifies a growing pattern of opposing the rule of law and celebrating lawlessness at the heart of the Republican Party.

Caroline Fredrickson is a Senior Fellow at the Brennen Center for Justice at NYU Law. She’s served as the President of the American Constitution Society and she’s a frequent guest on television and radio, including serving as a regular on-air commentator during Donald Trump’s impeachments. She regularly contributes opinion pieces for The New York Times, The Washington Post, and other news outlets, the most recent of which was “The Lawless G.O.P. Response to the Raid at Mar-a-Lago” in the New York Times.