Congress In Turmoil Over Critical Issues
(Hour 2a) Frank Guinta called in and told us how things were going down in the Capital. A few...
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Author: Brad Fernald
Return On Energy Regulations
(Hour 2b) Greg Bertelson, Director of Energy Resource Policy for National Association of...
Read MoreThe Man Who Would Be King
(Hour 2c) James Patrick Riley called in and discussed Prince Charles. Have you ever wondered if there is a difference between American and English capitalism? Because there is. Listen in! [soundcloud...
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Starve The Beast To Force Innovation
(Hour 3a) How exactly do you change the fundamental structure of a health care system? The...
Read MoreGrants Making Local Farms Grow
(Hour 3b) When a lot of people think that business are getting grants, they tend to shudder a little bit. Ted Brady, of the USDA Rural Development Program, explains to us how providing grants for our local farms really helps...
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Creative Re-Purposing for Architectural Features
(Hour 3c) Old houses tend to need a lot of repairs. Very old houses tend to have more difficult...
Read MoreInside Education: No Child Left Behind reauthorization traps exposed
Ann Maire Banfield filled in for Sid Glassner today. Joined by Doris Hohensee from New Hampshire Families for education. We talked about the current application by the NH Dept. of Ed for a No Child Left Behind Waiver. We also...
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We Are ‘Pleased As Punch” This Morning
(Hour 1 a) What exactly does pleased as punch mean? Seriously… where do most of our sayings...
Read MoreClearing The Air In Alleged Shenanigans In Memorial
(Hour 1 b) A question was raised in Memorial and allegations that students were being bribed to complete the Smarter Balanced test by giving out headphones and other rewards for completion. We helped clear the air in this...
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Pearson Putting Spyglass On Your Social Media
(Hour 1 c) Jon was all sorts of fired up when he came in this morning. He was concerned about how...
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