Meg Rayne is a spiritually oriented, singer songwriter, body oriented Therapist.  Her mission in life is to joyously co-create a world where love and joy are its center peace!

Currently, she is the music Minister/Director at Unity on the River Spiritual Center in Newburyport, MA.

She has a devotional practice of Kirtan Chanting and she and her partner, John Hyde and friends as Ananti Devi, offer chanting and meditation events.

Currently her therapy practice is in Newburyport and she offers body oriented daylong and weekends retreats to help people release blocks to loving.

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For more information about this show, contact Rev. Joel through his email: jgrossman@constellationhs.com

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Lifting Your Spirit 06-18-25 Meg Rayne

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Afternoon Drive 06-17-25 Bill Burt

Race Matters Eps 72: "Race, History, and Struggle with Professor Gerald Horne"

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Race Matters Eps 72: Race, History, and Struggle with Professor Gerald Horne

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GENERAL DISCLAIMER: All opinions expressed by the Program Participants are solely their current opinions and do not reflect the opinions of NCM Hub, PortMedia, and WJOP 96.3 FM​

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Afternoon Drive 06-19-25 Sugar High Companies

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Afternoon Drive 06-24-25 John Moynihan

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Afternoon Drive 06-26-25 Chris Webb

Mary Jacobsen speaks with City Marshall Matthew Simons about his journey to becoming a police chief, the core values that guide his decision-making as a leader in law enforcement, his priorities for the Police Department over the next 1-3 years, and what role he community input playing in shaping policing strategies or policies.

Simons also discusses how Newburyport Police approach immigration enforcement and how their authority is distinct from that of federal law enforcement officers. He also highlights important information contained in the Massachusetts Attorney General’s recently released advisory for immigrant communities titled, “Know Your Rights.”

For more information, visit the Newburyport Police Department’s Immigration FAQ page at https://newburyportpolice.com/immigration-faqs, which is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Dari. To access the Attorney General’s “Know Your Rights” advisory visit www.mass.gov/news/ag-campbell-issues-guidance-for-immigrants-families-and-communities-on-ice-enforcement.

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Morning Show with Mary Jacobsen 2025-06-26 City Marshall Matthew Simons

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Afternoon Drive 07-01-25 MUSIC LUFFKID

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Afternoon Drive 07-03-25 Shannon Kinney

Mary Jacobsen speaks with Cynthia “Cyd” Raschke, whose community service in Newburyport includes being a co-founder of the Newburyport Black History Initiative, about her recently published novel, “Home of the Spirit Animals.”

Set during the Age of Exploration, the novel depicts “a Native American girl on the run in Texas who binds her fate with a young sailor of Moorish descent shipwrecked alongside five beautiful Spanish horses.”

Raschke talks about the sources of  inspiration for the novel, including her lifelong love for horses, her Native American heritage, and wanting to set the historical record straight that Equus first evolved in North America.

Raschke also discusses how she learned to describe what it would be like to sail on a 15th-century Spanish ship when the Custom House Maritime Museum brought the recreated Spanish tall ship “El Galeon” to Newburyport in 2016, enabling her to interview members of the crew.

For more information on Raschke and “Home of the Spirit Animals,” visit www.firstfoal.com.

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