Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson starts the day with a couple of things in the news. The talk about the raid on Ilhan Omar’s DC home while being investigated over her immigration paperwork.
Segment 3-4: Matt Jacobson (Summit Natural Gas of Maine) joins Ray as he wishes his daughter Lela and her husband Brandon a Happy Anniversary. Ray and Dee Dee share a story of Lela learning rhythm with The Marshall Tucker Band. Gary Prolman (Gary Prolman Esq., Law Office and Common Sense For Maine PAC) joins to talk about the Common Sense for Maine’s Tailgate Party. He shares how much the event raised and what candidates the money will benefit. Gary and Ray talk about the silent auction and they all talk about the variety of food offerings and some of the restaurants that donated and contributed.
Segments 5-6: Lauren LePage (Fyre Strategies) and Dr. Peter Earle of AIER (American Institute for Economic Research, and a veteran) join as Lauren is excited because she has a question for Peter. They talk about the measurement for the oil that we purchased from Russia. Jonathan Bush (Former Candidate for Maine Governor, Maine For Keeps Podcast) joins the conversation as they continue to discuss energy, different fuels, and more.
Segment 7-8: Jon Fetherston (The Maine Wire, Sponsored by Jeff Preble Concrete) joins them in a sports conversation. They talk about the crisis that Maine hospitals are currently facing, last night’s town hall with Bobby Charles (Maine Gubernatorial candidate), they talk about Chris Sununu (Former Governor of New Hampshire) and more.
Segments 9-12: The panel ask Lauren her opinion on the Maine elections and they discuss the predictions of the midterm elections.
Segment 13-14: Jonathan urges that Maine’s most important races are the local one including the school boards and city councils. He and Lauren talk about some of the towns that he is trying to raise up and help bring it back to prosperity. Ray shares a plug for quests on Friday’s show at 9.
Segment 15-16: Ray and Matt talk about fuel, propane, oil, the refining process and availability, and more. They take calls.