Next up at the plate is Brendon Fox the new Artistic Director for the Peterborough Players! We talk about his background, love for theater, how he came to be the AD for the players, their upcoming season and their very diverse production offerings. Think cabarets, opera from the MET and England, fund raisers. We also get into how they make casting choices and decide about their seasons choices some of which are Dial M for Murder, Spelling Bee and Boeing Boeing.

A. J. Kierstead fills in for Ken Cail on today's episode, check out his show The New England Take at https://youtube.com/@newenglandtake. He was joined by the New Hampshire Insurance Department’s Chief Market Conduct Examiner Doug Rees to discuss your rights when you have your car repaired as part of an insurance claim. The department is available to help with your insurance questions or concerns by calling 800-852-3416 or visiting https://insurance.nh.gov. Then Michael Azevedo of the Making Media Now podcast called into the show to talk about some of the latest media makers he had on the podcast and to have a lively discussion on the current state of social media. Check out his show at https://fcmakingmedia.podbean.com/.

The focus of Thursday's program was NHTI,  Concord's Community College. With us in studio, the President of New Hampshire Technical Institute, Dr. Patrick Tompkins and Athletic Director Annie Mattarazzo. Patrick and Annie focused on the various academic pursuits and sports that are offered for students at the two-year school.  www.nhti.edu

Veronica speaks today with Natallia Lambrecht about her work as a functional nutritionist, how food can be not just be used as nutrition, but also as medicine.

Wednesday's program was dedicated to some of the pioneers of New Hampshire hockey, Club National of Nashua, a team that played during the 1920's in the Gate City. Joining the discussion were hockey journalist Ian Wood and longtime Nashua resident and historian Ed Lecius who spent many years at the helm of WSMN radio in the Gate City. Club National will be honored by the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey at their annual induction ceremony on October 26 in Concord. For more information it's: www.nhlegendsofhockey.com

It was a Sports Monday on the program as we were joined by New Hampshire Fisher Cats General Manager Taylor Fisher and the team’s Broadcasting and Media Relations Manager Chris Jared. The Fisher Cats open their 2025 baseball season this Friday night at Delta Dental Stadium against the Binghamton Rumble Ponies at 6:35 PM. We were also joined by our Hockey East correspondent John Leahy who reviewed the weekend’s NCAA tournament action and looked ahead to the Frozen Four in St. Louis coming up on April 10 & 12.

It's Friday, which means the Friday Fun Bunch is in the WKXL Studios! Ken Cail interviews Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental, Ellen Raffio, and Kitty Rae the OFFICIAL “Flick Chick."

Friday marked the final regular season edition of New Hampshire Mountain Kings hockey. Co-hosts Ken Cail and Alex Posani reviewed the year to date and previewed what could be the first playoff appearance for the second year franchise.

This week on Facing the Future, we'll talk with James Capretta, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), and author of a recent paper called “Budgeting for Fiscal Sanity.” We’ll ask him how Congress should do that and we’ll also discuss some of the controversies over the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

Well, we knew the day had to come at some point and this is that day. Today we’re talking Big Foot. You read that correctly. Matt Arsenault and Mike Tinsley from Chaos Theater Productions stop by to talk about their new YT streaming series “Man Ape Among Us”. "Man Ape Among Us follows the adventures of Mike Tinsley of The New Hampshire Bigfoot Society in his search for answers of Bigfoot and other cryptids in the Northeast United States. Speaking with experts and joining them on expeditions, this documentary joins Mike as he dives deep down the cryptozoology rabbit hole to find out if there are man apes living among us in secret.”