Podcast

Rep. Victoria Sullivan is our guest to discusses House Bill 332.  HB 332 would require school districts to provide advance notice to parents and legal guardians about course material of sexual or explicit nature involving human sexuality or human sexual education.  

Jorge Mesa-Tejada helps taxpayers grasp their school budget by explaining what it is they need to look at and how to tell what it really means. Follow along with some reading material here.

A  quick look at the state of the State House, downshifting costs, the benefits of doubling the size of the state senate, and what if anything can we get done this session?  

This week we are joined by Blogger and Podcster Greg Kline from Red Maryland; Rep. Victoria Sullivan discusses House Bill 332 (school district policy regarding objectionable course material), Guy Comtios is back with a legislative update, and Jorge Mesa-Tejada schools us on School Budgets.  

Ken Eyring and Tom Murray joins us to explore the issue of decreasing transparency from elected (public) boards and committees, the problem of no-bid contracts, and board efforts to limit or end public comment or input on issues affecting their wallets  

We continue our discussion about holding elected boards accountable with Ken Eyring and Tom Murray.    

The Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire taxpayer joins us to explore how to track and catch vote thieves, complete with examples, names, and even an updated on some past investigations.  

Dr. Jason Fodeman, M.D., (Heritage.org – Doc Squads) contends that Obamacare undermines the ability of doctors to treat their patients.  Doctors may be forced to treat the “average” patient based on government-created protocols—instead of treating their own “individual” patients.    

#Douchebarrels and so-called Black Justice protesters; economic freedom vs the #ObamaMoney mentality; then Max Abramson joins us for our legislative justice segment.    

This week we talk Justice with Rep Abramson, Patient outcomes under ObamaCare with Dr Jason Fodeman MD, Voter Fraud with CNHT Chairman Ed Naile, and School Boards rushing no-bid contracts with Ken Eyering and Tom Murray

Kevin Kervick sticks around to help us bat clean up as we take care of the leftovers and tie up the loose ends.  We announce the Whiskey Tango Foxtrot of the week, explore nanny-state nonsense, the proper role of government, useless universities, and conservative action against institutions that oppose our worldview.

Darlene Pawlik is back for the GT RTL Update.  We talk about the March for Life this coming Saturday (with featured speaker Catherine Adair).  We also touch on health standards, government sanctioned murder of people, pocket-picking Planned Parenthood, and discuss the current state of life issues as well as some likely legislation for the coming … Read more

Dartmouth College Lecturer Dr. Jason Sorens, founder of the Free State Project, joins us to discuss his new endeavor called Ethics and Economics Education of New England (E3NE), a program to bring a new perspective to economics, ethics, markets, exchange, and more to high school students around New England.  We also    

Does critical thinking equal social justice? A local college president thinks so, and Kevin Kervick joins us (a professor at the same college) to explore the subject, political activism, adding some conservative diversity to social justice programs, culture, revolution, and more…

Out guests Dr. Jason Sorens, founder of the Free State Project,  Darlene Pawlick from NH Right to Life, and Professor Kevin Kervick joins us to discuss ‘Social Justice.’    

Rep Max Abramson made the news last week for having been removed from the Criminal Justice and Public Safety committee.        

We continue our Discussion with Max on events in the New Hampshire House, his qualifications to sit on the Criminal Justice committee he was removed from, and cover several other cases he has followed that show examples of why we need to consider serious reforms to New Hampshire’s criminal justice system.

We’ve got a small business owner who has been sued by the Republican State party chair for damage to the pool he installed at her home.  Listen to the story and tell me who you think is really at fault.

New Hampshire is one of of the safest states in the nation and progressives are still trying to take our guns.  So this is our first installment of a new monthly Second Amendment Feature on GrokTALK!  

NH House Rep Guy Comtois rings in the New Year with our first installment of the weekly Legislative Update.  We talk leadership, seating assignments, committee changes, and more from inside the NH House.  It’s only 12 minutes.  Give it a listen.