Good Morning New Hampshire On Demand

On this edition of GMNH, former Trump advisor, Corey Lewandowski evaluates President Biden's leadership strategies, discusses the immigration crisis, predicts the future of the Republican party, and sheds light on the impacts of third-party candidates on the upcoming elections. Lewandowski's comprehension of local elections and New Hampshire's role on the electoral map makes this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the intricacies of U.S politics.
Moving on, critical societal issues such as driving under the influence and impaired road safety are brought into focus by State Trooper Sam Provenza. In addition, Frank Edelblut, Commissioner of Public Education in the Granite State, introduces 'Rekindling Curiosity' - an education initiative designed to help children recover from the disruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic and reignite their love for learning. Trade dynamics, geopolitical crises, global business, charter schools, and the state of local education are also thorough discussed in these compelling interviews.
The episode brings attention to the menace of Fentanyl, discussing its lethal grip on American society and the ruthless strategies of the Mexican cartels that result in widespread drug overdose and poisoning. Each interviewee plays an essential role in shedding light on these pressing concerns, calling for urgent action and preventive measures in homes across America for the safety and wellbeing of the younger generation.
The episode concludes with a sports discussion featuring historical analyses of remarkable games and future match speculations. Tom Raffio, President and CEO of Northeast Delta Dental, brings the episode to a close with an enlightening speech on community engagements and the importance of supporting charitable causes.

In this enlightening episode, John Delaney, a representative of the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), called into GMNH from Las Vegas amidst the buzz of the big game on Sunday. Utilizing this grand stage, John discusses the DEA's vital mission to raise awareness about the lethal risks associated with fentanyl, particularly through their ongoing campaign, "One Pill Can Kill."
Sharing shocking statistics, John notes that we lost 112,000 Americans last year to drug poisoning or overdose, with many of these tragedies traceable back to fentanyl. Explaining the deadly potency of this drug, he makes it clear that we are in a race to save American lives, not just a local or national concern but a universal struggle affecting all walks of life.
Partnering with the NFL Alumni Association and athletes like Hall of Famer Rod Woodson to spread this crucial message, John emphasizes on the absolute necessity of raising awareness and understanding about the dangers posed by fentanyl. They aim to meet people where they are, engaging even through e-sports events to connect with the youth who might not be consuming traditional news platforms.
John underlines that this isn’t a political issue, but a profoundly American challenge, touching countless families and communities throughout the nation. For those who wish to counter this silent crisis, the DEA’s website offers a wealth of informative resources. John urges everyone to start the conversation, emphasizing the importance of arming young people with knowledge to make healthier decisions.
Reflecting on the openness of NFL players, hall of famers, and alumni to support DEA’s efforts, John points at the critical role everyone can play to combat this crisis. He passionately calls for a combined effort, marked by energy, dedication, and unyielding commitment to saving lives.

On the Wednesday, February 7th, 2024 edition of GMNH, guests included NH Governor Chris Sununu, Jon Decker, White House Correspondent, Brad Card of Card & Associates, Bob Jackman of Lavalley Middleton Building Supply, the Manchester VA segment, Paul Steinhauser of Fox News, Mike Dennehy, GOP Strategist, Erin Real of NBC News Radio, Former Ambassador Francis Rooney, Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio and Maggie Pritchard of Lakes Region Mental Health. 

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu called into GMNH to talk about the Southern Border, Super Tuesday and his son's graduation from the Marines in South Carolina. 

On the Tuesday, February 6th, 2024 edition of GMNH, guests included Jon Decker, White House Correspondent, Mike Dennehy, GOP Strategist, Doug Tengdin of World Market Advisors, Alicia Preston-Xanthopolous of Seacoast Online, Erin Real of NBC News Radio, Anna Brown of Citizens Count, Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio and Matthew Bartlett of Darby Field Advisors. 

On the Monday, February 5th, 2024's edition of GMNH, guests included Paul Steinhauser of Fox News, Michael Graham of NH Journal, Erin Real and Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio and Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental. 

On the Friday, February 2nd, 2024 edition of GMNH, guests included Paul Steinhauser of Fox News, calling in LIVE from South Carolina, Dr. Vikram Mansharamani, Kevin Landrigan of the NH Union Leader, Carl LaChance of LaChance Water Filtration Systems in the Sig Sauer Studios, Erin Real of NBC News Radio, Dave Tille of Harbor Care and Kurt Strandson of Pinnacle Foundation in the Sig Sauer Studios, Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio, State Senate President Jeb Bradley, Ashley Davis of AARP of NH and Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental. 

On the first edition of GMNH in the month of February 2024, guests included Brett Romig of Troop D for Your NH State Police presented AutoFair, Michael Graham of NH Journal, former US Congressman Scott Klug (R-WI), Erin Real of NBC News Radio, Stephen Juneau from Bank of America, Rene Plummer of Easterseals NH, Lucas Meyer, Democratic Strategist, Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio and in the Sig Sauer Studios, Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental. 

Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental stopped by the Sig Sauer Studios on GMNH to discuss the multiple oral health options offered to veterans in the Granite State. 

Stephen Juneau from Bank of America called into GMNH to talk about the Fed set to see interest rates slow in the Summer of 2024.