Matt and Chris talk about the Patriots latest setback. Chris checks in on the Celtics with Kyrie Irving, Jayson Tatum and Marcus Morris. He also has a wide-ranging discussion with Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins.
Riverbend CEO Peter Evers discusses the homeless issue in New Hampshire on this edition of the show. Special guest is Concord Coalition to End Homelessness Executive Director Ellen Groh.
Riverbend CEO Peter Evers discusses NH's 10-year-plan to address mental illness. He is also joined by Ken Beaulieu a 'Homeless Outreach' worker who provides detail on the homelessness in the Capital Region.
Paradigm Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning owner Steve Labbe joins Chris to talk about the importance of giving and service during the holiday season.
Fidelity's Senior VP and General Manager for their NH location Jamie Hallinan joins Chris for an important discuss of work force issues and the technology of personal investment,
Congressman Eric Swalwell sits down with Chris and Paul Steinhauser at the counter of the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester as he ponders a Presidential bid.
Keeping roads clear of ice and snow is a must in the winter here in New Hampshire. But, what is the environmental impact? Granike Geek David Brooks discusses that with Chris.
Paul and Chris talk about the developing Democratic Presidential field and the discussion among the NHGOP about rule changes that would allow the party to openly support Donald Trump. The duo also team up for a conversation with former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro and have separate conversations with U.S. Senator Cory Booker.
Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro join Chris and Paul Steinhauser to discuss his decision to launch an exploratory committee to look at running for President.
The Maestro of the Boston Pops Keith Lockhart joins Chris to discuss the Boston Pops coming to Manchester this Saturday.
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