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02-17-26 Tuesday

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Segment 1:  Ray Richardson did a Facebook live and just played around.


Segment 2:  Ray talks about Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, (D-NY) pushing a bill to give Pride flag same status as US military flags. His legislation comes after Trump administration removed Pride flag from Stonewall National Monument.

Segment 3:  Ray takes a call.

Segment 4:  Matt Jacobson (Retired Air Force Pilot, Director Sales & Marketing for Summit Natural Gas of Maine) joins Dee Dee in her assessment of Ray’s glasses.

Segments 5-6:  Ray, Dee Dee, and Matt welcome Lauren LePage (Fyre Strategies), David Jones (FO Bailey and Candidate for Governor), Dr. Peter Earle of AIER (American Institute for Economic Research, who is also a veteran) and Claude Berube (Former Annapolis Instructor, Author, and Head of School at St Dominic Regional High School) They share condolences to Matt over the loss of his family dog to cancer. The discussion gets into the economy. The prices going down on gas, and energy costs getting higher.

Segments 7-8:  The panel is joined by Jon Fetherston (The Maine Wire). Claude talks about St. Dom and shares their goals, plans for the day, and curriculum. He stresses that a focus will be critical thinking. The discussion turns to kids and DHHS, kids on the spectrum or in need of help and the lack of response from DHHS or anyone in office, not to mention the legacy media.

Segments 9-10:  The panel discusses the passing of Jessie Jackson and then Robert Duvall and their contributions. Ray asks Jon what he has been uncovering with the Gateway Scandal out of Lewiston following the Lewiston Shooting for the victims, and more.

Segments 11-12:  The panel discusses the fraud in all forms of government from the city level up to the President level and the lack of interest in uncovering and addressing it. Which brings up a conversation about the upcoming debate between Bobby Charles (R) and Troy Jackson (D).

Segments 13-14:  They continue to discuss debates and discussions. They get into colleges and the Army/Navy games and the rivalry that goes with them. Matt switches to energy and how the climate initiative has been put above energy capacity.

Segments 15-16:  They discussion turns to racism. Ray tells a story from college and then uses the Trump reel as an example because there is no grace. They get into bullying and double standards.


02-16-26 Monday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segment 1:  Ray Richardson talks about the Filibuster, Voter ID, the Save Act, and more.


Segment 2:  Ray talks more about the Save Act.

Segment 3:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson talk about some of the different Presidents to celebrate President’s Day. He talks about calling Sen. Collins and Sen. Angus King and the Compromise of 1850. Ray explains the two mistakes that he believes the founders made when writing the Constitution, being born to serve in state or national Legislature and abolishing slavery in the Constitution.

Segment 4:  Maine Rep. Josh Morris R.-Turner joins Ray and Dee Dee as Ray addresses a text.

Segment 5:  Ray and Josh start with the Maine Legislature addressing the fraud in Maine. Vernon Dukes (The Town Farm, the Trucker of Truth) joins the boys and they start with the a complaint about racism which brings up a big conversation.

Segments 6-8:  Ray and the boys welcome Maine State Rep. Barbara Bagshaw (R-Windham) and they start with some of the conversations they had been having before. She switches subjects to Maine’s education system and two of the bills that she wants people to know about because of DEI and the money that the Department of Education is loosing because they are going against the Federal mandates. The fraud allegations in the Legislature including Rep. Deqa Dhalac (D-South Portland) who served as Gateway’s Assistant Executive Director. Gov Mills, Shenna Bellows and other shenanigans in Augusta. Ray states the five things that the Maine Legislative and Candidates need to be talking about, Energy costs, Education, Infrastructure, Tax structure, Regulatory system.

Segments 9-10:  Retired Col. Ron Russell (Candidate for Maine CD 1, former Army Ranger and Special Forces Green Beret) joins the boys in studio. Ray asks how his campaign is going and he lists off some of the events coming up. They start a conversations about birth certificates and Real ID.


Segments 11-12:  They continue the conversation of dog eating off of plates and utensils. Vern talks about a commercial about windmills which brings up a more conversation about rigid ideology of the elected. They talk about how the Filibuster works nationally and locally. Mark Reilly joins the fun. The panel shares their top three Presidents and why.

Segments 13-14:  The boys start with Graham Platner and his appeal to Mainers, the Republicans lack election participation, voting early, absentee ballots, and more.

Segments 15-16:  Vern starts with describing the truck that he needs to pull his smoker. They get into the Legislators in Augusta that don’t work for Maine, but for the special interests up there, the electoral vote, states election rules, the Maine children that have died in Maine’s Care, the outrage over the protester deaths, but silence over the victims that illegals have killed.


02-13-26 Friday

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Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson starts off with the events in Congress starting with exchange between Sen. Josh Hawley and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison about fraud during an immigration oversight hearing, which ended with Hawley telling Ellison he “ought to be in jail.”



Segments 3-4:  Ray starts with more of the government not looking out for our most vulnerable and uses the work that the late Bill Diamond did in his last 30 years. He takes calls.

Segments 5-6:  Ray explains the rules for calling in and why he takes some of them.  Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) calls in and they start with the candidates running for office and the name recognition, the money in the different campaigns and how they are running their races.

Segments 7-8:  Ray welcomes Steve DiMillo (DiMillo’s Floating Restaurant in Portland Maine) and they talk about heading down to Len Libby’s for the fresh chocolate covered strawberries. The boys get into some of the same discussion brought on by the previous segment. Steve shares this Chef Melissa’s Valentine’s weekend special which  sounds like she has outdone herself.

Segments 9-10:  Ray welcomes Ben Midgley (Candidate for Governor) and they talk about his platform, the problems that Maine is facing, his plans to bring down the tax burden. Great conversation on what Ben has in mind for Maine when he is elected Governor of Maine. For more information or how to get involved with his campaign, visit https://www.benforgovernor.com.

Segment 11-12:  Ray starts off with the misinformation that is being spread by the left that information on your birth Certificate would be changed. Steve Robinson (The Maine Wire segment sponsored by Jeff Preble) calls in and they talk about some of the illegal immigrant problems that are being swept under the rug, the regular media not covering anything worth knowing, and then they get into Elliot Cutler, the Epstein Files fallout including George Mitchell, the Maine absentee ballot mystery, and more.

Segments 13-14:  Ray welcomes Delanie Bomar (Regional Director of Communications for the RNC) to chat about Sen. Susan Collins. She is and always has been working for the people of Maine, they discuss some of her opponents and their platforms, and more.

Segment 15:  Ray welcomes Jason Faller (Executive Producer and writer for the Angel Studios series The Wayfinders). Jason explains a little about the young adult genre and how if works with Faith content for this and other projects he has worked on.

Segment 16:  Ray talks about chocolate covered strawberries from Len Libby. He takes a couple of calls.


02-12-26 Thursday

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Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson is joined by Dr. Michael Ciampi (Ciampi Family Practice) and they reminisce about Portland back in the ’80’s, and then get into the crazy vote in Augusta on Voter ID and expanding Rank Choice Voting in Maine with LD 1666, the SAVE Act, and more.



Segment: 3-4:  Ray, Doc, and Dee Dee welcome Bob Witkowski (Where Y’at Magazine) and they chat about Fat Tuesday and New Orleans fun. They get into some of the politics of the day including legislators owning stocks and knowing and understanding the Constitution.

Segments 5-6:  Sarah Parshall Perry (Attorney, Defending Education) join Ray and Doc and they talk about some of the school rankings and tests scores. They get into “Gender Affirming Care”, Medical Assisted Deaths including children.

Segments 7-8:  Ray and Doc continue the discussion on Medical Assisted Deaths. Dominic Pugliares (Common Sense PAC, Dunegrass CC) joins the fun. Doc and Ray talk about Len Libby’s Candies and their strawberries for Valentine’s Day. They get back into the conversations about euthanizing infants/children, and more.


Segments 9-10:  Doc had to go and doctor and we welcome Tom Bill (Common Sense For Maine PAC) and they chat a little bit about assisted suicide. They take calls.

Segments 11-12:  Ray, Dominic, TBill and Dee Dee talk about golf. They take calls.

Segments 13-14:  Ray starts off with a clip of some of the top Democrats talking about immigration in the past and then we talk about their behavior and words now. The difference between the people that are raised up like George Floyd or their victims, Charlie Kirk’s assassination or the innocent people that have lost their lives to illegal immigrants. They also discuss the goals of being elected in Maine.

Segments 15-16:  The boys discuss what needs to happen for the state of Maine to succeed. They take calls.


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