03-11-26 Wednesday
Segment 1: Ray Richardson starts with last night’s Common Sense For Maine‘s Gubernatorial Debate, the participants, where to find it, and more.
Segment 2: Ray talks about the mash-up music he has been playing.
Segment 3: Ray and Dee Dee have a conversation about faith, personal responsibilities, and more.
Segment 5: David Jones (FO Bailey Real Estate) joins Ray and Dee Dee as the conversation starts with Tucker Carlson and then Israel’s resolve to get rid of the Iran regime that believe in Islam.
Segment 6: Ray reads a story from News Center Maine about RSU 19 and the discussion stemmed from a student being suspended over comments made toward a transgender student.
Segments 7-8: In this FO Bailey Real Estate Segment, Ray and David talk about some of the real estate market trends and the recent monthly transactions comparison, the amount of School Superintendents, regulations, AI technology, people living in fear, investing in energy, and more.
Segments 9-10: Ray, David, and Dee Dee welcome Peter Bolduc (The Town Farm, (207) 797-7997) and they talk about Vern (The Trucker of Truth, The Town Farm, (207) 797-7997). Peter shares a story about the “Circle of Ray” and Vernon Dukes joins. Vern shares an update on what is happening in at the Town Farm, some of the areas they are looking for help, the difference between Sobriety and being Sober, and more.
Segment 11-12: Ray asks Peter a question from an audience member. Vern shares how he got involved with Peter and the conversation evolves.
Segments 13-16: Ray and Vern are joined by Steve Gruber (Nationally Syndicated host of Real America Voice and The Steve Gruber Show, heard on WLOB at 6pm). The talk about the money made during Covid and other government mandates and whose pockets were filled, and more. Vern corrects a statistic that he stated on Monday. Portland Maine had 500 car accidents in the first two months of 2026. This discussion evolves into schools, non-English speaking kids in the school system, some of the Gubernatorial candidates, and lot more.