Good Morning New Hampshire On Demand

Governor Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) called into GMNH to discuss some concerns about cuts in the State Legislature, as well as the fentanyl crisis. 

In the 10 AM and 11 AM hours of the Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio and Anna Brown of Citizens Count. 

In the 9 AM hour of the Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included Alicia Preston Xanthopolous of Seacoast Online and Brad Card of Contact Politics. 

NHTI President Patrick Tompkins and Amy VonKadich, Department Chair of Diagnostic Medical Imaging were in the Outdoor Pride Studios to talk about the importance of the Community College system in New Hampshire. 

In the 11 AM hour of the Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio and Miss Capital Area NH Morgan Torre in the Outdoor Pride Studios. 

In the 10 AM hour of the Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included Doug Tengdin of World Market Advisors, Adam Van of Alpine Gold Exchange, Bob Jackman of Lavalley Middleton Building Supply, Dean Spiliotes, SNHU Civic Scholar and Brad Card of Contact Politics. 

In the 9 AM hour of the Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included Chris Ager, former NH GOP Chairman (in the Outdoor Pride Studios), White House Correspondent Jon Decker, and Prospect Mountain High School teacher Jen Cove (also in the Outdoor Pride Studios).

In the abbreviated Monday, April 21st, 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included Brad Card of Contact Politics, Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio, Michael Graham of NH Journal, Doug Tengdin of World Market Advisors and Tom Raffio, President of Northeast Delta Dental. 

In the 11 AM hour of the Good Friday 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included Rory O'Neill of NBC News Radio, documentarian/filmmaker Ceri Isfryn, Jeb Bradley and Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental. 

In the 10 AM hour of the Good Friday 2025 edition of GMNH, guests included NH Hockey Hall of Famers Tom Moulton and Rick Middleton, and Andy Vailas, President of Delphi Health.