WKXL - New Hampshire Talk Radio

Jeff Feingold of NH Business Review with WKXL in the Morning's A. J. Kierstead talk about their Outstanding Women in Business awards and the interesting implications of zoning laws. More from NH Business Review at https://nhbr.com

We take a break from the heavy news this week to ask if the Celtics really have what it takes to continue their hot streak in the final 22 games of the regular NBA season, which start tonight. What do the numbers tell us on Jason, Jaylen, Rob, Marcus, Derrick, and the rest of the team, and how far can they go?

Scott Spradling and Tina White are today's guests on Cail & Company!

Tina talks about raising awareness for suicide prevention mental health and mental health. Her son, Alec, took his own life three years ago, and since that time she has been fundraising for NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and scholarships for students at Merrimack Valley where her son attended.

A preview of the SAG Awards and Academy Awards show with our movie critic Kitty Rae who also discusses the recent releases “Unchartered” and “Tick, Tick….Boom!

Reporter Amanda Gokee of the New Hampshire Bulletin talks with A. J. on WKXL in the Morning about energy efficiency funding getting approved, voting rights getting another round of legislation, and Afghan resettlement. Get more of their work at https://newhampshirebulletin.com

On this week's episode of "Artful Living" with Jane Cormier, we welcome Kara Comparetto.

Kara is a piano instructor in Concord NH and performs around the area for concerts and various events. She has extensive experience in the classical piano repertoire, from Bach to Debussy. She grew up surrounded by classical music in the home and developed a love and appreciation for that music. She especially enjoys playing piano transcriptions of famous orchestrated works, such as Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake and The Nutcracker to Rossini’s Barber of Seville and Gilbert and Sullivan operas.

This week on Facing the Future we talk about political leadership in a time of crisis with David Gergen, adviser to four presidents and professor of public service at Harvard’s Kennedy School. With the COVID pandemic lingering, inflation becoming a problem for the first time in decades and a Cold War-style crisis in Europe, Gergen has some advice on crisis management for the current president.

He also explains why he is hopeful that a new crop of young leaders will rise to the many challenges we face, including slow-moving crises such as climate change and unsustainable debt.

On today's program, Ken and Jane discuss everything from politics, to trivia, in a fun, lively program!

Host Chris Ryan checks in with Loon Mountain Communications Director Louise Smith on Loon's best trails, winter to date and the amazing new Kancamagus 8 chairlift.

On today's episode of "Cail & Company," we welcome David Kontak, a local musician who designs and builds his own instruments including an amplified Slinky.