On Artful Living today, Jane discusses all the wonderful offerings with Katelyn Gagnon at GoodLife including their new July - Sept offerings.  Join our conversation and discover all the exciting programming at GoodLife.

Wednesday we talked some New Hampshire Fisher Cats baseball on the program as the ‘Cats are currently in the middle of a homestand with the Altoona Curve. Also discussed on the show, the highly anticipated return of the McDonald’s Snack Wrap, another one run Red Sox loss and the New York Knicks firing of head coach Tom Thibodeau.

On todays show, Veronica chats with Rick Smith, and he's the owner of Sunmed Your CBD Store in Concord. They chat about the business and benefits that all natural CBD has to offer. And anyone who hears this show can contact them at 603-715-1153 and mention they heard this episode for a 20% discount!

On todays Artful Living, Andrew Albee a wonderful parent from our sponsor St. John School, gets to sit in the host chair and chat life, school, and the arts with Jane Cormier.

The first Tuesday of every month we feature our segment with the New Hampshire Insurance Department and today our topic was National Safety Month which is commemorated each June. Joining the conversation were David Henderson, Executive Director of the New England Chapter of the National Safety Council, the NHID’s Property and Casualty Director James Fox and the Insurance Department’s Outreach Coordinator, A.J. Kierstead.

Monday’s show featured the return of our correspondent John Leahy as we touched on everything from Lou Gehrig Day to the upcoming Stanley Cup Final to the 1967 release of the Beatles’ “Sgt. Peppers’ Lonely Hearts Club Band” album on this date. Also with us Monday was Chris Ames A.K.A The World Famous Monkey Boy! We discussed his upcoming return to Historic Holman Stadium on June 27 and plans for a new Monkey Boy You Tube channel.

Indie film time! Via call-in AJ Calandrino and Kristina Kessler from Christie Rex Productions give us the scoop and details of their Indie short film “Dream Genocide”. And as usual I want ALL the details. Why this genre? How long did it take to film it? How did you have auditions for the roles? What equipment and software was used (that’s for the geeks)? Where does the film and the company go from here? You get the drift!

The Friday Fun Bunch featured a different cast this week as Tom and Ellen Raffio were in Maine for Northeast Delta Dental. Joining us in studio for this episode, State Senator Howard Pearl and his wife, Heather. We talked about some pending legislation including the controversial auto inspection bill and the state budget. Also discussed was the work that goes into running a family farm and how both Howard and Heather are both instrumental in keeping Pearl and Sons Farm

productive in Loudon.

This week on Facing the Future we focused on the One Big Beautiful Bill that has now passed the House and is headed to the Senate. Our guest was Douglas Holtz-Eakin, President of the American Action Forum and former Director of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). We also discussed interest rates, tariffs and budget scoring.

Today on Artful Living, our host Jane Cormier will narrate the historic and beautiful musical, "Oklahoma" by Rodgers and Hammerstein.  This important musical was an innovator in American Musical history. Come and find out why!