On NH Now Chris Ryan talks to Congressman Charlie Bass, SNHU Professor/political analyst Dean Spiliotes, Kathleen Reardon Senior VP of Citizens Bank and Mary Ann Manoogian from SNHU’s Center for Women’s Business Advancement.
Charlie Bass on NH Now
Rep Charlie Bass talked about the fiscal cliff on New Hampshire Now and his co-sponsoring of the repeal of the defense of marriage act.
Bass told Chris Ryan it is time for Republicans to be on the right side of history in regards to gay rights.
“I just wanted as a tiny bit of legacy to leave the Congress saying to my constituents that this is the direction our society is headed,” said Bass.
“We best be willing to understand as Republicans that in our party we fundamentally believe in individual liberty and independence.”
Democrat Annie Kuster takes office on January 3rd, replacing Bass who has served 14 years in Congress beginning in 1994. He was re-elected in 2010 after being defeated by Paul Hodes in 2006.
NH Now 12-24-12
Host Chris Ryan is joined by his 2-year-old son Liam for the annual “NH Now Christmas Special.”
Intown Concord 12-21-12
Intown Concord host Liza Poinier talks about the local music scene.
Financial Spectrum for 12-21-12
Financial planner Bill Kearney talks with Econoday Senior Economist Mark Rogers and Senior Forbes Editor Kurt Badenhausen
NH Now 12-20-12
NH House Minority Leader Steve Shurtleff and SNHU professor Dean Spiliotes join host Chris Ryan for a discussion of state and national politics.
Financial Spectrum for 12-19-12
Financial pro Bill Kearney talks with Bill Baldwin – Forbes Editor – Do you Live in a death spiral state? – and Blair Levin – Aspen Fellow-On how to grow the economy
NH Now for 12-19-12
Sheriff Scott Hilliard and NH Public Policy economist Dennis Delay join Chris Ryan for conversations about gun violence and the fiscal cliff, respectively.
Financial Spectrum for 12-18-12
NH financial planner Bill Kearney talks with Gil Luria about the “Wedbush Decision Metrics Poll Revealing Key Drivers for Investor” and Kara Newman –Author-The Secret Financial Life of Food.
