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U.S. Senator John McCain is remembered by his good friend Steve Duprey and his colleagues Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan in conversations with Chris Ryan

Matt and Chris look back at the career of a basketball legend in Manu Ginobili. Chris also talks with the Red Sox Mookie Betts and Xander Bogaerts, and Indians stars Corey Kluber and Francisco Lindor. Chris also looks ahead to the Boston Celtics '18-'19 season with Terry Rozier.

Chris continues to honor the life of Senator John McCain on New Hampshire Now featuring interviews with his campaign manager Mike Dennehy, UNH professor Dante Scala, RNC spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany and State Senator Dan Feltes.

Chase is joined on the show by Concord Coalition Executive Director Robert L. Bixby and Democratic candidate for New Hampshire's First Congressional District Paul Cardinal. Bixby discusses a recent CBO report on the deficit reductions necessary to achieve certain debt-level targets. Cardinal shares his perspective on key issues related to fiscal policy, such as health care, Social Security, taxes, infrastructure and more.

Bryan Christiansen from Comcast joins Chris to talk about the company's commitment to higher education and workforce development.

John McCain lived a life of service and purpose. New Hampshire played a key role in his life where he twice won the 'First in the Nation' primary. Chris Ryan talks about the lessons that can be learned from a great man.

Paul talks with David "Doc" Coursin, running for NH House of Representatives for Northwood.

Paul and Chris talk about the latest controversies surrounding President Trump. Paul also sits down with attorney and potential democratic Presidential contender Michael Avenatti, and the duo talk with congressional hopefuls Mark MacKenzie and Naomi Andrews.

AARP NH State Director Todd Fahey joins Chris to discuss his organization's relationship with the NHCUC, and efforts to solve workforce issues via education

NH Senate Majority Leader and former Congressman Jeb Bradley discusses the latest controversies swirling around President Trump and what effect it may have in NH.