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War Pigs, and Other Big Gov Problems
This week we delve into rotten wife-beating cops, congressional war pigs, and other things wrong with Big Gov. On the other side of the equation, private charity efforts in Manchester include the Piscataquag River Park clean up this Saturday, also the Pine Tree Riot event in Goffstown, and if YOU are looking for a small way to make a difference in Manchester, go pick up litter around your house!
New Hampshire Needs to Pass #DefendTheGuard
A. J. Kierstead and Dexter Tarbox discuss Defend the Guard and NH HB229, which the New Hampshire Senate might send to Interim Study. People like NH Rep. Tom Mannion, and other liberty lovers are, doing their part to make sure this gets done!
Elections Have Consequences: “Really, at this point in the game, they should all just say it out loud”
From the Editor: The phrase “elections have consequences” is not new, but Nashua resident Allison Dyer has made it her tagline, ending her Rumble videos with the words after sharing what can only be called evidence supporting the truth of those words.
Manch Talk: Will NH Senators Defend the Guard or Cave to The Military Industrial Complex?
We welcome another program to our “podcast” lineup. Manch Talk with Tammy Simmons and Caral Gericke.”Will NH Senators Defend the Guard or Cave to The Military Industrial Complex?”
The New England Take: Stop Masking for No Reason!
One of the local podcasts we’re thinking of sharing is A. J. Kierstead’s The New England Take. It has decent production values and good sound and offers a lot of local and Concord-centric content, with and without guests.
Real Quick: Newsletter Changes, Your Podcasts on ‘Grok, and Other Updates
As a heads-up, we are going back to one newsletter per day instead of breaking it up into two installments. The Daily Grok will publish in the afternoon – through the evening like it used to do.
NH Civics is at it Again…Now They Want to Promote Group Therapy for Children in Public Schools
With the desperate call to improve Civics Education for students in New Hampshire, you would think one of the most prominent Civics organizations would be at the forefront of making sure our students are literate in this important subject.
GrokTALK! is Back … And We’re Serious This Time!
GrokTALK! (GT) has returned with weekly one-hour episodes in which we’ll talk news, politics, and culture as only we can.
Podcast Reboot – Mucking About!
Last night, as promised, Mike, Skip, and I set out to determine if Riverside FM would solve most if not all of our remote podcasting problems. So what was the verdict?
We’re FINALLY! Rebooting the Podcast and Here’s How You Can Help!
For several years and just over 150 episodes, Skip, Mike, and myself, or some combination of us, would trek to 8 North Main St. in Concord to do a podcast. In the years since, we’ve been looking for ways to overcome hurdles that prevented a reboot.
Have Faith in Their Hypocrisy
The Government-first people are the first to question the motives of wealthy pastors but what about the motives and machinations of greedy their government?
Have Faith in Their Hypocrisy
If it is disgusting, unethical, or even criminal for a church leader to spend money they ask for and receive voluntarily – on themselves instead of their supposed mission, so how is it not exponentially worse than members of Congress (or their donors or supporters) are getting rich (or at least enriched) on the money … Read more
NH Has a Bill to Address Toxic Solar Waste that at Least One Solar Company Wants to Block
Local Solar guy Dan Weeks is in favor of bilking us out of millions and billions of dollars today to address climate change – the anticipation of theoretical problems in the future – based on prophecies by prognosticators who’ve yet to accurately predict much if anything about the climate or even the weather.
Happy New Year?
A long time ago I resolved not to make any more resolutions at New Years. I instead adopted something like an idea we recently shared from marathoner Joan Benoit Samuelson. It’s not about what the day brings to you it’s about what you bring to the day. Every day is a day of renewal. Every … Read more
No More Dirty Harry
Harry Reid is dead. You’re not supposed to say anything bad about the dead, so… Max says some things.
The Federal Government Spent $4.5MM to Torture Ferrets
Senator Rand Paul has released his annual Festivus report on wasteful government spending. Along with torturing ferrets to test Covid vaccines, the government also spent money to find out that eating junk food makes kids fat, to do bad art in New York City, and to pay schools for students who didn’t attend those schools.
The COVID Gene Jabs are Incapable, by Design, of Preventing Infection.
Two professors, both Medical Doctors, have released new research that confirms why there are so many so-called breakthrough infections among those who have received the so-called OVID19 vaccination. The gene-based Jabs are incapable, by design, of preventing infection. You can also listen on Spreaker or iHeart Radio as well as the Posts page for this … Read more
Cycle Theory and Civil War – Is This What the Left Wants?
I’m still trying to get the training wheels back on this thing so bear with me but this episode is shorter, as originally promised. In five minutes I pose questions based on the idea that America is in decline.
Hear-Ye! Hear Ye! – The Week in Podcasts, So Far…
I did say we were adding podcasts and we’re adding podcasts. Here’s what’s new this week, and something recent from the past.