Round the Square

In this episode, Phil and Dan welcome Colin Gibney to the show. Colin is an advocate for research and a cure for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) and Corticobasal Degeneration (CBD) – adult-onset neurodegenerative diseases with significant care burdens, no accurate diagnostic biomarkers, and no disease-modifying treatments or cures. For more information about the disease and to connect with ot...

Phil & Dan welcome Shawn Menard to the show. Shawn is the executive director of Seacoast Eat Local, an organization with the mission to cultivate a resilient, equitable, and community-centered local food system, with an impact throughout the NH Seacoast and beyond.

Phil and Dan sit down with Bob and Dee Viera to discuss their art and their new book, Lucky Girl, which is being published by our past guests Deidre Randall from Peter Randall Publishers.

This week on the show, Phil and Dan welcome Troy Farkas to the show. Troy is the host of the popular local podcast, Seacoast Stories. Certainly no stranger to the microphone, Troy has a long family tradition in journalism and radio, along with his own professional experience producing podcasts for brands such as ESPN, and Spotify. Certain to be one of our favorite episodes of the year, you can fin...

Phil and Dan welcome Zac Little back to the show.

In this episode, Phil & Dan welcome Lori Decato and Monica Dorley to the show to discuss (among other things) their cookbook titled, "A Taste of Portsmouth," offering local recipes from many local restaurants both past and present.

In this episode, Phil and Dan welcome Amanda Giles and Dace Parker, organizing members of the coven at the Portsmouth Halloween Parade.

In this episode, Phil and Dan welcome Anna Greenslade to the show.

In this episode, Phil and Dan welcome Phil Coupe to the show. Phil is the co-founder of ReVision Energy, an employee owned company leading the energy future in New England.

Adam Wade — Replaced by Robots — joins Phil & Dan in this episode.

Phil and Dan don't get many political candidates on the show. Probably because so many politicians are complete phonies. Not Jon Kiper. He shoots straight, and he's forthright where he stands on issues. You might consider giving him your consideration.

It's that time of year when the Ghost Walk tours usher curious visitors around town learning details about Portsmouth's sordid past, and our guest, Roxie Zwicker, is your guide.

Phil & Dan are scheduling the come back tour. Anthony Riso revisits the show.

In this episode, Phil and Dan welcome Alec Liberman, owner of On Target Fitness, to the show.

He's eclectic; he's weird... He's Ben Folstein.

In this episode, Phil & Dan welcome Brendan Fitzherbert to the show. Brendan and Dan have been friends since kindergarten, growing up in Connecticut.

In this episode Phil and Dan welcome Anthony Riso to the show. Anthony is a photographer and creative collaborator, but also likes to grapple with MMA.

In this episode, Phil and Dan welcome Matty & Kim Meyers, proprietors of Blind Finch Barbershop on Bartlett St in Portsmouth.

Phil & Dan welcome Michael Berry to the show. Michael is a writer and in a previous life, collaborated with Dan and Phil to produce a short webseries called... wait for it... Round the Square (circa 2009). Anyway, happy to have Michael on the show.

Phil and Dan welcome Amy Rich Crane to the show in this episode and talk about a subject both are familiar with. Raising kids with developmental challenges is... a challenge. Amy helps to dispel some of the stigma and offers some meaningful perspective for those that care for children in these circumstances.

Phil and Dan welcome Robin Lurie-Meyerkopf to the show. Robin is the purveyor at South & Vine, an independent wine shop at the intersection of South Street /Pleasant Street / Marcy Street. She is also the facilities and walking tour manager at Portsmouth Historical Society.

Phil and Dan welcome Kevin Dwyer - owner of Dwyer's Pub and The Press Room – to the show.

Phil and Dan welcome their friend John Herman back to the show.

What's the coolest job you've ever heard of? Our guest in this episode may be a contender. Melissa Paly is the Great Bay - Piscataqua River Waterkeeper for the Conservative Law Foundation. She is responsible for advocating, informing, and inspiring people to protect and restore the rivers, bays, and coast that make the NH Seacoast such a spectacular place to live, work, and play.

In this episode, Phil and Dan welcome Connor Mullin to the show. Connor is the Recreation Supervisor at the Community Campus located on Campus Drive, right next to water country.