Segment 1:  Ray Richardson does his opening monologue.

Segment 2:  Ray speculates on miserable people. He also brings up James Comey’s tweet of a picture of the numbers 86 47 made of shells in the sand. Ray says that his claim of not knowing what it meant is non-believable.

Segments 3-4:  Ray asks Dee Dee why she thinks that Comey’s back in the news, she responds with his new book coming out next week. Ray welcomes Shawn Carney (40 Days for Life) and they talk about abortion and eugenics, the birth rates across the world, the history of abortion, and more.

Segments 5-6:  Joe Bruno (Community Pharmacy) Ray and Dee Dee talk about the weather and Hannah Pingree stepping down and speculating on what’s next for her. Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) joins as they discuss last night’s event. Mark Reilly joins the boys.

Segments 7-8:  Ray asks Mark questions about US Postal Service.

Segments 9-10:  Ray, Dee Dee, and Joe are joined by Bill Diamond (Walk A Mile In Their Shoes) and Bill was so grateful for the response he received at last night’s Common Sense for Maine Event. The conversation turns to the Maine Legislature and some of the laws that they have passed and are proposing. Bill shares the big fundraiser coming up with The Cabin Masters, a concert featuring the Ocean House Road Band on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at The Woodshed in Manchester. This is a kid friendly event.

Segments 11-12:  Steve Robertson (The Maine Wire) joins Ray, Bill and Joe as they discuss last night’s event and who was missing on the stage, the Democratic Governor hopefuls, the DHHS system, the MaineCare system, gateway community services, the need for an US Attorney, and more. Pete McVety (former Navy Pilot and worked at the Pentagon, owner of McVety Hearth and Home) joins the fun.

Segments 13:  Dov Sacks (Independence Law Maine and New Hampshire) drops by and Ray, Joe, and Pete talk about the media, last night’s Common Sense for Maine Event and some of the topics covered.

Segments 15-16:  Ray reads a text from a school bus driver in Gorham Maine which sparks a conversation about the leftist that have come in just to change the towns to be just like where they came from, raising children, cost of living, school boards, and more.

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