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When you hear the name “Easterseals” do you find yourself asking the question “Are they still around?” Well we did. And so when NH Unscripted got the chance to chat with a spokesperson from Easterseals NH we jumped on it. Welcome Ana McKenna, Chief Military & Veterans Services Officer over at Easterseals NH and man, oh, man did she give me all the deets and promptly filled me in on all of the grea...

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."

This week on Facing the Future, Joshua Gordon, a Vice President of Health Care at Arnold Ventures, explains why growing health care costs are a challenge for family, business and government budgets. He also suggests some bipartisan cost control ideas.

Thursday’s segment featured our “FisherCats Thursday” segment with FisherCats broadcaster Chris Jared. The Cats are in the second half of their season and looking to qualify for the playoffs and this week they are hosting a pivotal series with the Red Sox’ Eastern League affiliate, the Portland Sea Dogs. All games of that series on WKXL. Also on Thursday’s show, a look ahead to the first rodeo in...

We here at NH Unscripted have an enormous respect for the wonderful folks that actually pen the work we love to perform and bring to life. I recently got the opportunity to interview Colette Mazunik, author of “A Danger to Yourself and Others", the comedy currently premiering at the Peterborough Players. She was so gracious to give me almost an hour to sit and listen as she talked about her works,...

Wednesday’s show featured the host of WKXL’s “New Hampshire Unscripted”, Ray Dudley. We discussed our local theater scene, some of our favorite and not so favorite cites and our take on the World Cup.

Lori McKinney, program manager at GoodLife stops by to talk about the various classes and special events coming to GoodLife, including yoga!

On todays episode, Veronica is talking about plastics, where they pose a risk to overall health, and what can be done. We even listen to a TED Talk about the subject, tune in!

Today on Artful Living we are at Camp Bernadette in Wolfeboro. Join us as we talk with members of this special summercamp program.

Tuesday’s program was a potpourri edition with a mention of a number of topics including the state’s first “Social District” in downtown Laconia, the departure of Jaylen Brown who’s off to Philadelphia and York Beach, Maine where the Goldenrod Restaurant has been making salt water taffy in the window since 1896.

With the 250th Year Celebration just behind us we thought that the theme of being “free” or of “freedom” must have surely been a popular one during the 60’s. Well, yes and no. It’s there, but, we had to grab a 70’s tune (or three) to fill out our playlist! But anyway think: “People Have to be Free”, “I Am Woman”, “This Little Light of Mine” and more! Happy (belated) 4th of July Unscripters!!!

Monday’s program featured our weekly visit with correspondent John Leahy as we discussed the recent trade between the Celtics and 76ers and the snubbing of Red Sox ace Sonny Gray in the naming of the American League All Star team. Also, a family four pack of passes to Whale’s Tale Water Park in Lincoln, NH was awarded to Ronald in Manchester. You could be next!

A. J. speaks with Adam Mangana, Education Innovator & CEO of Optima, about the importance of civics education and their online program to teach kids this vital subject, followed by A. J. diving into who Americans are and why we should celebrate our nation. Learn more about Optima Academy at https://optimaacademy.online Thank you to Porcupine Coffee Roasting for supporting the show, use code "NETAK...

The Winnipesaukee Playhouse has a new Producing Artistic Director and his name is Bryan Knowlton. Bryan stops by the studio to talk about his new role, how it impacts play selection, auditions, the Winni itself and then he talks a bit about his background. He’s very excited to step into the role and discusses his history with the Winnipesaukee Playhouse.

This week on Facing the Future, Bobby Kogan of the Center for American Progress explains why the national debt matters more than it used to and why artificial intelligence is not likely to fix the problem.

It's Fri.....we mean Thursday, 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."

On todays very special show Jane talks about the history behind July 4th, the music, and plays some classic and beautiful Americana, join us as we celebrate Americas 250th birthday!

Today’s guest was Josh Gross from the group puppeteers for fears. They’re bringing their Show “Roboapocalypse” to the Bank of New Hampshire stage July 14. Josh gives us the history of the group, the puppets, the audience reaction, and where they’re going from here.

Wednesday’s show featured noted New Hampshire author Kathleen Bailey. Kathleen’s book, “New Hampshire War Monuments: The Stories Behind the Stones” tells how our state has honored our fallen heroes from the Revolutionary War through Vietnam.

On todays show Katelyn is joined by Caitlin Cawley of Home Instead, and they are talking about the in home caregiving that Home Instead provides.

Tuesday’s program featured our monthly visit with the New Hampshire Department of Safety. Our guest was New Hampshire State Fire Marshal Sean Toomey who gave some important advice regarding the use of fireworks during Fourth of July celebrations and and also tips on how to insure that your holiday cookouts will be safe. Great info at www.fire marshal.dos.nh.gov. Also on Tuesday a visit from Nancy...

A return visit from personal trainer Jason Demakis of Capital Fitness Center highlights the special program for college kids this summer.

Katelyn Gagnon from our sponsor, GoodLife drops by to talk about all the upcoming events, programs, and activities coming up this summer. Join us!

Today’s Wayback Machine Monday we’re “walking” through the 60’s! If a song was somehow related to walking we’re spinning it!!!!! Think: “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” by Joe South, “Walk on By” - Dionne Warwick, “Walkin’ My Cat named Dog” - Norma Tanega. Songs by Fats Domino, The Left Banke, Nancy Sinatra and many more!

Monday’s show featured our weekly visit from our correspondent John Leahy. The topic of the day was the Red Sox four game weekend sweep of the Yankees. We also discussed the anniversary of the first iPhone, rising food costs as we approach July 4th, the upcoming World Cup watch parties at Delta Dental Stadium and next month’s “Friends-A-Palooza” to benefit the Friends program July 25 at Keach Park...