Posted by Josh Jenkins | May 13, 2015 | Public Health |
(Hour 2c) Tim Soucy is with us for our Public Health and Wellness segment. He describes the establishments which have received the Food Safety Awards this year. The approximately seventy recipients each scored a ninety or...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 13, 2015 | Radio |
(Hour 3a) Rich has some strong opinions to offer in regard to the Timberlane story. Does the administration have it backwards? Are they not supposed to enact the collective will of the board members instead of dictating to them...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 13, 2015 | 2015 Election, Mayor Ted Gatsas |
(Hour 3b&c) In the first segment with Mayor Ted Gatsas, he began by welcoming the newly elected Tony Sapienza to the Board of Aldermen. He continues with an expression of appreciation for the local unions apparent...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 12, 2015 | Radio |
(Hour 1a) Primarily an overview of today’s topics, with an eye to all things Ward 5. Will we ultimately learn anything useful about the new math program, or is it still anybody’s guess? Also, a new independent...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 12, 2015 | Public Safety Issue of the Week |
(Hour 1b&c) Okay, we had to do it. Deflategate. You know the drill. Was the punishment fair? Does it fit the offense, or could it be an elaborate effort to “get even” for the perceived white house snub. Jim...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 12, 2015 | Radio |
(Hour 2a) In this segment, we learn more details about the increased dissatisfaction felt by parents, and our Humble Host over the deeply flawed response to one parent’s request for an independent investigation regarding...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 12, 2015 | Radio |
(Hour 2b) This archive contains a discussion regarding the Office of Civil Rights Report. In it we learned that the report was apparently constructed using old data, and we found out that it excluded Asians from the survey....
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 12, 2015 | The History Segment |
(Hour 2c) James Patrick Riley, of Courage, NH, joins us for The History Segment, which finds a way to entertain us by combining snapshots of history with a view to today’s world. “Those who fail to learn history...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 12, 2015 | Radio |
(Hour 3a) NH Right to Life president Jane Cormier called in this morning to urge her listeners to support House Bill 403, the so-called “Buffer zone” law. She sites numerous examples of why this legislation is...
Read MorePosted by Josh Jenkins | May 12, 2015 | Radio |
(Hour 3b) Senator Rand Paul joined Rich via telephone, and lays out a number of his positions. The Senator calls for Iran to free Christians, who have been held by the Iranians for several years, and he displays his desire to...
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