Steve Smith Podcast

John McIntyre, canidate for NH Senate District 5, is here as we talk about his campaign, his background as a Doctor, what sparked his interest in running for office, the dificulties he has ahead of him in this district, where he stands on certain issues, and more.

Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Brent doing weddings as a JP, what a JP does, issues with vehicles in Claremont, political signs on Broad Street Park and more.

Canidate for State Representative, Virginia Drye is here as we talk about her campaign for the seat to represent Cornish and Plainfield.  We talk about being a young Republican, running for office, what she has learned working with politicians in and around Concord, getting out her message, her work at the Cornish Fair, and lots more.

State Representative Margaret Drye is here dicussing her campaign for re-election.  She talks about what she learned her first term in office, why she wants to be re-elected, what she sponsored and had passed in Concord, her work with the Big E and also Taste of Home Magazine, and lots more.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about doing Toys for Tots in the summertime, how campaign ads work, running a business, having people not pay you, flea markets, Trunk or Treat and more.

State Representative Hope Damon is here as we talk about her campaign for reelection, what she learned in her first term, things she found suprising, where she stands on certain issues, working for 9 different communities and much more.

Dale Girard is here as he talks about his campaign for State Representative for Claremont and Croydon.  We talk about his time management and ability to hold both State Rep job and Mayor of Claremont.  We discuss what led him to run for office, being a moderate, fighting for lower taxes and our community and more.

Sullivan County manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk about Discover Sugar River Region & the event at Protectworth Brewery on Saturday, how the nurisng home project is going, lead abatement, discussion of roads and more.

Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk Columbus Day, leep peepers, driving and driving (on road, trail, water, etc), drug take back, police stats, and more.

State Representative Skip Rollins is here as we talk about his time in the State House, running for re-election,  his work in his committee in Concord, working for LaValleys, and lots more.

From the Newport Opera House, Laura Kessler is here with Nathan Gardner as we discuss "Real Ghost Stories With Adam Berry" at the Newport Opera House, Saturday Oct 12th.  We talk about ghosts, the discussion at the Opera House, what has been discovered in the building, who Adam Berry is and more. 

From the Newport Recreation Department, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about the progress with the new Community Center, where things are at and how it's looking.  We discuss Rec sports and activities and the event this weekend.

Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Ben/Benjamin/Benny Nelson confusion, political signs in Claremont, the hurricane that hit Florida, and lots more.

Plainfield resident, Jenny Ramsey is here talking about her candicay for State Representive, her background, what made her decide to run for office, school funding, learning the communities she is looking to serve, and more.

Jeana Newbern and (President & CEO) Jim Culhane are here as we talk about open enrollment, Medicare options, United Healthcare and more.

Wayne and Ed are here as we talk about the crack in my windshield, I need new tires, cruise nights are done for the year, cleaning out the Depot Building in Newport and a whole bunch of other stuff.

With about a month left before the General Election, Ray Gagnon is here.  We talk about the races, I make my predictions, he talks about the canidates and more.

Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about how great Homecoming was, Ebbie the dog, drug take back day, statistics for Newport PD and more

PJ Lovely is here as we talk about fall sports, Community Center, how things are going and more.

Alex Herzog and Jennifer Nelson are here, founders of Guiding Good, a new non-profit in our region.  They talk about the mission, the upcoming non-profit leadership retreat, how they formed and more.