Good Morning New Hampshire On Demand

In the 10 AM hour of the Thursday, September 3rd, 2026 edition of GMNH, guests included Anna Brown of Citizens Count, Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center, Lucas Meyer and Andy Vailas, President of Delphi Health Care. 

In the 9 AM hour of the Thursday, September 3rd, 2026 edition of GMNH, the Your NH State Police segment, Presented by AutoFair and Michael Graham from NH Journal were the guests. 

In the 11 AM hour of the Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 edition of GMNH, guests included Rory O'Neill of 24/7 News Network and Maggie Pritchard, CEO of Lakes Region Mental Health. 

In the 10 AM hour of the Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 edition of GMNH, Michael Graham of NH Journal called in. 

In the 9 AM hour of the Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 edition of GMNH, guests included Paul Steinhauser of Fox News, Merrimack County Attorney Candidate Sarah Rogers, State Rep. Jason Osborne (R-NH), White House Correspondent Jon Decker, 2026 US Congressional Candidate Hollie Noveletsky (R-NH) and the Manchester VA segment. 

In the 10 AM hour of the first September 2026 edition of GMNH, guests included Maria Proulx, CEO of Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of NH in studio and the NH Attorney General segment with lead AG John Formella and Ben Agati, Chief of the Homicide Unit in studio. 

In the 9 AM hour of the first September 2026 edition of GMNH, guests included 2026 US Senate Candidate Scott Brown (R-NH), Dean Spiliotes, White House Correspondent Jon Decker, State Senator Dan Innis (R-NH) and Mike Cote of NH Business Review. 

In the 11 AM hour of the last August 2026 edition of GMNH, guests included Rory O'Neill of 24/7 News Network, Alicia Preston Xanthopolous of Seacoast Online and Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental. 

In the 10 AM hour of the last 2026 August edition of GMNH, guests included Anna Brown of Citizens Count, Michael Graham of NH Journal and Sarah Rogers, Merrimack County Attorney Candidate. 

In the 9 AM hour of the last August 2026 edition of GMNH, guests included Dean Spiliotes, Brad Card of Contact Politics and Doug Tengdin of World Market Advisors.