WKXL - New Hampshire Talk Radio

WKXL - New Hampshire Talk Radio

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WKXL - New Hampshire Talk Radio episodes

  • Feltes & Cail with Matt Elliott
    Max Elliott is a tech journalist who writes about computers of all types, tablets, various peripherals, and Apple topics. Matt started as an editor for PC Magazine back when it was a print publication, and spent many years with CNET, where he led its coverage of laptop and desktop computers. He moved from New York City to New Hampshire in 2006 and began freelancing. He was working from home well before COVID made it fashionable.
    45 min
  • Facing The Future 2/16/21
    Chase is joined on the show by Robin Abbott, CEO of the New Hampshire Society of CPAs, and Matt DiLoreto, vice president of state government affairs for the Healthcare Distribution Alliance. They discuss how the pandemic, recent changes in tax law, and COVID-19 legislation have impacted CPAs and the role of wholesalers in vaccine distribution, including bumps in the road, successes, and improvements.
    46 min
  • Feltes & Cail with Lucas Meyer
    Senior Democratic public affairs specialist Lucas Meyer joins “Feltes & Cail” to talk about getting young people involved in politics/public service, voting rights, & ending gerrymandering in NH.
    46 min
  • Facing The Future 2/9/21
    Chase is joined on the show by Ben Gitis, a senior policy analyst for the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Economic Policy Project, Concord Coalition Executive Director, Robert L. Bixby, and Concord's Policy Director, Tori Gorman. They discuss policies aimed at helping workers and families, as well as the latest on COVID-19 relief legislation and the budget process.
    45 min

About WKXL - New Hampshire Talk Radio

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WKXL 103.9/101.9 FM, 1450 AM, and NHTalkRadio.com continue to be a vibrant New Hampshire media entity. The station first hit the airwaves in 1946 and to this day keeps Granite Staters informed and engaged in the current events of our times.