Ray plays a clip from a Billy Graham Sermon. He describes the honor that he received of being Laid in Honor. Ray and Joe discuss Billy’s style and faith.
03-02-18 Opioid Problems
Part 1: Joe and Ray talk about the drug issues in Maine.
Part 2: They start off talking about the “Nor’easter” that we are suppose to get today. They talk about the cost of heating this year and how ridiculous it has been. A caller talks about Medicis Pharmaceutical CEO Jonah Shacknai. Joe talks about the drug Fentanyl. Fentanyl, also known as fentanil, is an opioid which is used as a pain medication and together with other medications for anesthesia. We get a call and he teases Joe about his bright yellow jacket.
03-02-18 NRA vs Fear
Ray and Joe discuss fear and how it cannot dictate policy. The students of Parkland have a right to speak up, but unfortunately, they haven’t been taught the Constitution, how it works and don’t have life experiences. The logic behind the decisions don’t make since.
03-02-18 Shawn Moody
Part 1: Gubernatorial Candidate Shawn Moody joins Ray and Joe in studio. Ray asks Shawn how he would pick his cabinet if he is elected. He says that he feels that there is a lot of incest in politics. Shawn feels that they have to be able to stand up to the heat of standing up for policies, but have fresh ideas and not afraid to think outside the box. Shawnmoody.com
Part 2: Ray asks Shawn about his stance on gun control. Shawn feels that there are several different facets that need to be addressed.
Part 3: Ted Talbot calls in and talks about some of the funny messages on the turnpikes. There is a contest to add to have your message on one of these signs. There are prizes available. Go to mainedot.gov to learn more. Schools are on the fore-front right now and the boys discuss guns in the private sector. He feels strongly about school resource officers.
Part 4: Shawn goes back to the gun issues. He feels that there background checks, but we need to make sure that they are accurate. Mental illness is a huge part of it. There is a more to mental illness than just the gun issue. If we can help them become successful in life, it will help in so many different