Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne getting his old tow truck back & all the work that will need to happen to it, Eddie doesn't need another project, electric tools, the Coffee and Donuts Saturday morning cruise this Saturday and more.

Shasta Grant is in studio as we talk about her first published novel When We Were Feral. Shasta went to high school in Newport and was one grade ahead of me. She talks about basing her novel in Newport, using actual places that existed in the time period of the early 1990's, the theme of the book, how she got to where she is at as an author, being published, what her hometown of Newport, NH means to her, and lots more.

Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about graduation this past week, Summer is here, bikes on sidewalk, bike accient this past week, motorcycles, milling of North Main Street, and some other stuff too.

Jeana Newbern is here from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice as we discuss that Andrea Patrick-Baudet, MBA, RN, CHPN, CHPCA, will join the agency as President and CEO, effective June 22. She replaces Jim Culhane, who led LSRVNA for 11 years in this role and departed on June 1 to lead another home health care organization in the state.

Chuck Sink is in studio as we talk about marketing in this day & age, digitial fields & cell phone marketing, how he got into helping businesses, his ad agency, different clients he has locally, and more.

Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Sullivan County budget process, Discover Sugar River Region, the Car Nutz Main Street Cruise, Joe's trip to the White Mountains with Primex and more.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the highly successful and fun Main Street Cruise that happened Monday night. The weather was perfect, there were over 100 cars there, and lots of people. We focus mainly on the cruise in town and talk about how the event went.

From Richards Free Library in Newport, Sally Bernier is here as we talk about the Library, how the citizens not passing the town budget affects the Library, summer reading, birds are dinosaurs, the Hale Award and more