11-09-25 Tuesday

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Segment 1:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson chat about the -1 degree weather and then Ray gets into some of the fraud claims against the Maine Government and he uses the death of Jesus as an example of the government not always doing what is right.


Segments 2-8 Ray and Dee Dee welcome Gary Prolman (Gary M Prolman Law Office) and they chat about the Richardson Karaoke at Erik’s Church in Windham tomorrow night, the Common Sense For Maine Christmas Gala for Toys For Tots at Dunegrass and then the boys get into the reported Medicare fraud as reported in The Hill. Ray, Gary, and Dee Dee welcome Dr. Peter Earle of AIER (American Institute for Economic Research) join the conversation about the aurora borealis (Northern Lights) and then they get into the economic forecast for the next year, the interest rates and the Trump Tariffs. Ray and Gary talk about the CSFM Christmas Gala some more. Toys for Tots and the importance of their work for the kids.

Segments 9-10:  Matt Jacobson and Dov Sacks join Ray.


Segments 11-12:  Phil Spiller joins the boys and Matt and Phil start with their service as pilots and where they served, football is up next. Phil shares a couple of the things he is promoting including the Rotary Christmas Tree  sale on the corner William Clark Drive and Church Street (in the Church Street parking lot) W-F 4p-6p & S-S 9a-6p, he also brings up the Festival of Trees events at the Westbrook Warren Congregational Church (810 Main Street in Westbrook) on Friday they are holding the Tips for Charity luncheon 11:30-12:30 (1 setting Only).

Segments 13-15:  Ray  questioned the panel what was the best thing that happened to them in 2025. John and Giselle DeGrinney (Len Libby Candies found at 419 US Route 1 Scarborough, ME 04074 – phone 207-883-4897) join the group.  The discussion continues of the most memorable event in your life during 2025. John and GG share some of the great items that they have with them for the group and the new stuff at Len Libby.


12-08-25 Monday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson opens up with the need to fix Maine and the immigration process, the fraud happening in the Maine EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) system, the NPOs (Non-Profit Organizations) and more.


Segments 3-6:  Ray welcomes Maine Gubernatorial Candidate Robert Wessels they chat about Robert’s last visit on Nov. 19th where they talked about his past, beliefs and more of him on a personal level. Today, they chat about Maine’s current problems that we are facing including the fraud that has been uncovered like the NPO payments, the Absentee Ballot investigation, taxes, property taxes, unions, government unions. The boys talk about the Maine Business climate and what is his plan to promote business in Maine, energy independence, program efficiency, regulations, streamlining business start-ups. Rank Choice Voting is the elephant in the race and Ray asks him what is the strategy. This was another great conversation. For more information, to help his campaign, or donate, visit: VoteRobertWessels.com.




Segments 7-8:  Josh Morris and Ray talk about the government and some of the people running or holding office. Vern Dukes joins them and the conversation. Bob Whitting (Rowe Autp Group – Westbrook) joins but doesn’t say much.

Segments 9-10:  The boys welcome Jeff McKinney – who’s daughter, Brittany Cockrell and Son-in-Law, Michael Hayter and family moved from Houston Texas to Maine because they felt Houston was too dangerous, and they wanted to raise their children in a safe place. However, Marcel LaGrange shot and killed a mother and father in front of their own children, all because he was rejected by a woman. Col. Russell joins the party.

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Segment 13-14:  Ray promotes the Richardson Family Karoke at Erik’s Church and the Common Sense For Maine Christmas Gala with The Don Campbell Band on Saturday night. They talk about Christmas songs and more.


Segments 15-16:  The boys talk about the armed forces. Col. Russell shares what might be the feeling of duty, not service. He announces a Dec. 19th fundraiser at the Pilot House to kick off his campaign for CD 1 against Rep. Chellie Pingree. The discussion goes to AOC and the immigration, the Somalia immigrants, immigration the right way, and the process.  Ray plays a couple of clips of MN Gov. Tim Waltz and his double standard on Rhetoric language.

12-05-25 Friday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segment 1:  Ray Richardson talks about the weather with Dee Dee, and more.


Segment 2:  Ray talks about his son, Tripp, texting him and the ability to discuss different sides of opinions civilly, and more.

Segments 3-4:  Ray does a FaceTime video as he does the third segment about Jim Bennett’s morphing over the years.

Segments 5-6:  Ray reads a text and is then joined by Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) and they talk about NGO’s spreadsheets and transparencies, Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is
Commissioner Sara Gagné-Holmes and the DHHS costs and usage rates, the Absentee Ballot investigation fiasco, the lack of information out of the Sec. of State Bellows’ office.

Segments 7-8:  Ray and Steve DiMillo (DiMillo’s Floating Restaurant in Portland Maine) chat about the group Common Sense For Maine and their goal. They also touch on the weather, and some of the other great restaurants in Portland. Steve shares Chef Melissa’s Crab in Brown Butter over fresh Spaghetti.

Segment 9:  Ray talks about the song he is playing reminds him the Spirit of Christmas and Faith and and more.

Segment 10:  Ray answers a text question about what if Ray had the Power that Bruce Almighty did in the Movie for one day.

Segments 11-12:  Steve Robinson (The Maine Wire sponsored by Jeff Preble) and Ray have a conversation starting with Lewiston, their School Board, Sharia Law, the different Muslim practices, the reason that the state has kept them separated from other migrants coming in to Maine. Ray asks him about Maine’s NGO groups, the free insurance given to “new Americans” and more, Maine’s DHHS Commissioner Sara Gagné-Holmes’ complacency, the drug trade in Maine, Narcan availability, and much more.

Segments 13-14:  Kenny Cianchette (Erik’s Church) joins Ray and Dee Dee. Ray tries to tell a joke. The conversations turns to Christmas movies, Christmas Karaoke at Erik’s on 12/10, Toys for Tots boxes at Erik’s, Dunegrass CC, and Cafe 1055.

Segments 15-16:  Ray, Kenny, and Dee Dee talk about some of the events at Erik’s Church and the New Year’s Eve Celebration, and more.