07-31-26 Friday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson talks about the effects of Socialism and how it affects towns and the people living under a Socialist and more.


Segments 3-4:  Ray starts with the song Blessed by Beau Davidson. Ray talks about a story and he ties it to Socialism and how the movement is growing.

Segments 5-6:  Ray starts with the testimony of Dr. Anthony Fauci and the response of a news reporter forcibly raising him to almost a Deity status. Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) join and they talk about Disney for a minute and then get into US Senate Candidate Troy Jackson and some of his shenanigans, keyboard warriors, Philo-Publius author of The Federalist Papers, Troy Jackson’s and Paul LePage’s long history, and more.

Segments 7-8:  Steve DiMillo (DiMillo’s Floating Restaurant) joins Ray and they start with Jon Fetherston’s (The Maine Wire) report on Troy Jackson and his travel reimbursements. Steve changes the topic to food and some of the great places around the Portland area. Steve congratulates The Nonantum Resort’s Innkeeper, Jean Ginn Marvin, and General Manager, Tina Hewett-Gordon, who have been named this year’s recipients of the Icons of New England Hospitality Award by New England Inns & Resorts. Steve shares this weekend’s special! Yum!!!!

Segment 9:  Ray welcomes Corenna Quirk (Q-Point Podcast found on all platforms) and they discuss this weekend’s podcast heard on WLOB on Saturdays 9am and their mutual love for sports.

Segment 10-11:  Ray welcomes Kimberly from Western Maine Private Garden Tour to share some of the details of the tour of the history of nine distinctive gardens throughout Paris, Norway, and Historic Paris Hill. The event is on August 1 from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm, 207-743-8820. Ray and Kimberly discuss the rejuvenating properties of gardening.

Segment 12:  Ray continues his thoughts on gardening and shares his personal experiences and the Great Depression.

Segments 13-16:  Ray takes calls on a lot of different subjects.


07-30-26 Thursday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segments 1-3:  Ray and Dee Dee are joined by Dr. Michael Ciampi (Ciampi Family Practice) and Gary Prolman (Gary M Prolman Law Office) as they discuss the Hearing on Capitol Hill of Dr. Anthony Fauci.


Segment 4:  Bob Witkowski joins from the FloraBama and they relive Doc’s visit to the Big Easy and they chat about the Bourbon and the oysters.

Segments 5-6:  Ray and Doc take calls. Ray, Doc and Dee Dee talk about fasting and pizza. Tom Bill (Common Sense For Maine PAC) and Dominic Pugliares (Common Sense For Maine PAC, Dunegrass CC) join them the studio.

Segments 7-8:  Ray, and Doc discuss the upcoming Italian Festival in Portland and the conversation yurns about travel, the different airlines, the Covid lockdown and mandates, and more.
Segments 9-10:  Ray, Dom, TBill, and Dave discuss the Darline Graham, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham taking over for him and not letting his mission go, her stance on the Save Act vote, the many places that ID’s are required. Rep. Barbara Bagshaw (R-Windham) is frustrated because it seems that Windham’s voting districts have been moved without notification or discussions. She shares more discrepancies.

Segments 11-12:  The conversation turns to expectation at the workplace and the cost of doing business.

Segments 13-14:   Ray starts with the WNBA, their attacks on Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham. Cooper Flagg and other outstanding athletes. The conversation includes baseball, basketball, football, and hockey.

Segments 15-16:  The panel discuss the messaging and the Republican Party, some of the problems that Mainers are facing that no one is talking about, and more.

07-29-26 Wednesday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segment 1:  Ray Richardson starts the day with some of the line-up of his guests today including the text line sponsor Outpost Outfitters located at 45 Portland Rd in Gray, ME 04039.


Segment 2:  Ray talks about walking in Faith, and shares a personal story.

Segment 3:  Ray explains some of the new Maine laws taking effect today. The lack of confidence in our leadership, he shares several examples including the attack on Jon Fetherston (The Maine Wire) in Biddeford with a skateboard yet no arrest has been made, Shenna Bellows actions while being Sec. of State of Maine, and more.

Segment 4:  Dr. Anthony Fauci, Dr. Anthony Fauci’s found diary, the Covid Pandemic and the six-foot rule, what the government allowed to happen to individual choice.

Segments 5-6:  David Jones (FO Bailey Real Estate), and the Outpost Outfitters boys Bill Schwarz and Steven Christy join Ray and Dee Dee in studio and Steven Kropf (Kropf RV) from Indiana to share his company’s history and some of their product size ranges that they offer for small living lifestyles. They do offer financing and Steven and Ray discuss their approach. Visit Outpost Outfitters located at 45 Portland Rd in Gray, ME 04039 to find out more about Kropf RV’s.

Segment 7:  In this FO Bailey Real Estate segment, David talks about unity of the Republican Party in Maine and the primary campaign and his support for the Republican Nominee for Governor, Bobby Charles. David talks about the clear choice of Republican over Democrat Hannah Pingree or Independent Rick Bennett.

Segment 8:  Ray goes back to Dr. Fauci and David and Dee Dee share their thoughts. Peter Bolduc (The Town Farm, (207) 797-7997) walks in and they talk about being “Farm Strong” and being healthy. The bottom line is that people are made to move…it will keep you alive.

Segments 9-10:  Ray, David, and Peter discuss the Maine needle exchange program, the streets of Portland and other places around Maine, the failed policies of those in leadership and what The Town Farm can do to help and Peter’s philosophy. They also talk about the recycling business that is a big part of funding. Peter expands on how that works.

Segment 11-12:  David and Ray talk about Dr. Fauci and then play a little bit of the testimony happening in Washington on the findings of his diary that was found on government servers. Ray and David continue to discuss Fauci and their outrage over his testimony.

Segment 13-14:  Steve Gruber (Nationally Syndicated host of Real America Voice and The Steve Gruber Show, heard on WLOB at 6pm) and Ray start with Dr. Fauci’s testimony on Capital Hill about the Fauci Diaries and his responsibilities for the Covid origin and spreading. They get into the lack of arrests in the government. Steve shares his predictions on the November election.

Segments 15-16:  Ray starts with the Fauci hearing and then takes calls.

07-28-26 Tuesday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segments 1-2:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson discuss the downfall of the Democratic Party, the lack of original thought, Communism, Socialism, and more.


Segment 3:  Matt Jacobson (Summit Natural Gas of Maine) and Brownfield Dave join for a quick minute. He brought in some treats from Len Libby’s Candies and the treasure trove of letters to his dad.

Segment 4:  Lauren joins and they talk about Jon Fetherson, Bill Nemitz, and other media personalities.

Segments 5-6:  The panel welcomes Blake Kernen (Press Secretary for Susan Collins for Senate ) and Dr. Peter Earle of AIER (American Institute for Economic Research, and a veteran) and they talk about the connection between Peter and Blake’s dad, the Federal interest rates and more.

Segment 7-8:  The panel is joined by Jon Fetherston (The Maine Wire, Sponsored by Jeff Preble Concrete) and they talk about Troy Jackson (Maine Democratic Candidate for US Senator), Troy’s career in politics, Troy’s long line of flip-flopping on multiple issues. Blake and Ray talk about the Insulin Price Cap Bill and the PRP Relief Fund for Businesses during Covid, and other things that we can thank Sen. Susan Collins.

Segments 9-10:  Jon brings up the Coronation of Kamala Harris and Troy Jackson. Ray reads a text from NJ about how the PRP saved his business. Jon also brings up the “Stolen Land” claim.

Segment 11-12:  The conversation continues about some of the platforms that are letting our citizens and children fail especially the education system. They move to Lewiston and their issues of needles, violence, gun violence, and more. Jon asks about keeping a journal, which leads Ray on the reason that he has done it for years.

Segments 13-14:  The conversation revolves on pets and the cost of having a dog. The conversation turns to the election in November in Maine. Jon brings up the Mayor of Biddeford and shares the meeting that he had with him and his proclamation on ICE after the shooting, and more.

Segment 15-16:  Jon had to take off and the marketing of campaigns is the topic, including the medicare system, candidates, and more.