Kathryn Southworth is Dean of Students at Concord Community Music School. While talking about their community-oriented programming, Ken and Jane discuss what the Concord Community Music School offers the greater Concord area.

In Touch with Kathryn Southworth

Jessica Martin is the Executive Director of Intown Concord discussing upcoming events in downtown Concord and we also welcome Amy Hall, Executive Director of Granite State Dairy Promotion

Cail & Company with Jessica Martin

NH State Rep Tim Lang of Sanbornton on the upcoming Legislative session and Kitty Rae with a review of the movie “House of Gucci” and a look ahead to the release of “West Side Story”.

Cail & Company with Tim Lang & Kitty Rae

Welcome to another episode of 'In Touch with Cail & Cormier.' Ken and Jane talk about all the good things regarding Thanksgiving and some trivia as well. 

We hope you had a wonderful Turkey Day!

In Touch with Cail & Cormier: Thanksgiving Edition!

This week on Facing the Future, we discuss the outlook for the COVID-19 pandemic with Dr. Jodie Guest, an epidemiologist, and professor at the Rollins School of Public Health and School of Medicine at Emory University in Atlanta Georgia. 

Then, we turn our attention to another problem we can’t seem to get rid of - the statutory debt limit. Our guest for this segment is Rachel Snyderman, an associate director with the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Economic Policy Project.

Facing The Future: Keeping an Eye on COVID and the Debt Limit

Today on Cail & Company LIVE, Ken has special guests Amanda Adams & Brad Myrick. Amanda is an up-and-coming Americana-Indie artist. Through unique vocals and thoughtful, personal lyrics, Amanda draws in and connects with her listeners. She just released her latest single "What We Thought We Had" on all platforms. 

Brad Myrick is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, producer, educator & music businessman. Brad is also the founder and co-owner of NH Music Collective, a booking, production, and artist development business.

Cail & Company LIVE with Amanda Adams & Brad Myrick

The panel dives in to understand the key issues that are driving the midterm elections and where things stand on them: abortion, the economy and inflation, immigration, and Trump. Which party is driving the narrative onto their home turf, and how are voters reacting?  Also, are Dems kidding themselves with polling, again?  And did NASA just make one of Marjorie Taylor Greene's Jewish space lasers?!?

Beyond Politics: The Issues That Are Deciding the Midterms

On today's episode of 'Cail & Company LIVE' we welcome Carol Lawrence-Erickson, the owner and president of the Red Arrow Diner! They are celebrating their 100th anniversary on October 15th in Manchester, NH. 

For more information on their event, visit their website at www.redarrowdiner.com

We also welcome a few Pittsfield Players cast members from "Jekyll & Hyde - The Musical. They chat about their upcoming performances, what it means to be a performer and you even get a 'sneak peek' into the character voice of Mr. Hyde.

To purchase your tickets for "Jekyll & Hyde - The Musical," visit the Pittsfield Players website at www.pittsfieldplayers.org

Cail & Company LIVE with Carol Lawrence-Erickson & The Cast of Jekyll & Hyde

Jennifer Rockwell, of Flowers by Jennifer sits down and chats with Jane Cormier, as they discuss Jennifer's floral design business on Artful Living!

Artful Living with Flowers By Jennifer

This week on Facing the Future, we'll talk with Dr. Thomas Hoenig, former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, about the Fed's recent decision to begin cutting interest rates. We'll also consider the long-term implications of high debt.

Facing the Future | Soft landing on inflation, or a new take-off?

Today Veronica has a fun chat with Jason Demakis, a certified personal trainer. They discuss the ins and outs of being a personal trainer, and the goal oriented mindset behind training.

Living Life Holistically with Jason Demakis

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Our goals are very simple to inform and entertain our listeners with interviews and stories that are thoughtful and compelling. From tragedy to triumph, fires to championship celebrations, the New Hampshire Primary to the City Council race, we have you covered.

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Facing the Future | Soft landing on inflation, or a new take-off?

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