Stephen Foster was the Father of American music. On Artful Living today, we will learn about Stephen Foster and hear some of his beautiful songs! Hope you will join us.
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Cail & Company LIVE | Eclectic Thursday
Thursday’s program was eclectic and eccentric as we discussed the World Atlas’ list of New Hampshire’s Nine Most Eccentric Towns. New Hampshire Fisher Cats broadcaster Chris Jared joined us to talk about the Cats once again playing as the N.H. Space Potatoes. That game will be Friday night at 7 against Binghamton at Delta Dental Stadium. Also on Thursday’s show, the possibility of the elimination of limited liquids through TSA checkpoints for air travelers.
Cail & Company LIVE with Nick Gray & Erik Lesniak
Wednesday marked our monthly “Small Business Matters” segment in association with the U.S. Small Business Administration, N.H. District Office in Concord. Our guests on the program were Nick Gray, Founder of the Gray Property Group with modernized rentals in the Manchester area and on the seacoast of New Hampshire and Erik Lesniak, Liaison for the City of Manchester’s Economic Development Office. Among the topics were the availability of affordable housing in New Hampshire and the revitalization of Manchester over the past several years.
Living Life Holistically with Marty Hendricks
On todays show Veronica chats with Marty Hendricks, the founder of SUPERHUMAN podcast, where he talks a lot about health and tech in our everyday lives.
Artful Living Presents | Lux Radios Great Expectations
We are going to listen to Ol Time Radio today on Artful Living, with the Charles Dickens novel/play, “Great Expectations”. Join us and enjoy this Dickens classic!
Cail & Company LIVE | Let’s Give Something Away
On “National Give Something Away Day” we complied by awarding a pair of passes to the Whale’s Tale water park in Lincoln, New Hampshire which we will continue to do all week. It was a potpourri kind of Tuesday as we looked back at Monday’s historic Home Run Derby won by Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners. Tonight’s 95th Major League Baseball All Star Game in Atlanta was previewed and also mentioned, an award-winning ESPN documentary called “Southpaw” which chronicles the life and career of the most remarkable baseball player ever, Jim Abbott.
Cail & Company LIVE with John Leahy
Monday’s show featured correspondent John Leahy as we discussed the current 10-game winning streak of the Boston Red Sox entering baseball’s All Star break. Baseball’s trading deadline is set for July 31 and we talked about several scenarios prior to that date that the Sox may consider. Sunday’s start of the MLB was also one of our Monday topics with Pinkerton Academy’s Liam Doyle being selected fifth by the St. Louis Cardinals, the highest New Hampshire pick since Carlton Fisk in 1967. In addition, we paid tribute to one of America’s favorites on National Mac & Cheese Day.
NH Unscripted with Amy Evans
We focus a lot on entertainment on this radio/podcast but what good is it if you can’t experience the entertainment? Amy Evans, board member of NHhears.org, graciously comes by to talk about hearing loss in this day and age. And she came armed with stats, technology currently being used and the evolution of that technology going forward. Red River Theatre is one example of some of the cutting edge tech being employed in theaters. They have something called “The Loop” that aids in assisting those with difficulty hearing. Fascinating stuff actually and we in the entertainment industry should perk up because we want to entertain everyone not just the healthy!
Cail & Company LIVE with The Friday Fun Bunch
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.”
Facing the Future | Medicare’s Growing Cost
This week on Facing the Future, Jim Capretta of the American Enterprise Institute digs into the 2025 Medicare Trustees Report. Then he explains why the federal budget rules are deepening societal differences.
