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08-29-25 Friday

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08-28-25 Thursday

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Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson and Dr. Michael Ciampi (Ciampi Family Practice) chat. Dee Dee is out with a bad cold so the synopsis of today’s show will be brief.


Segments 3-4:  Bob Witkowski (Where Y’at Magazine) joins the boys from Rangeley Maine as Bob shares his vacation in Maine.

Segment 5:  Joe Lavornya (Counselor to US Treasury Secretary Bessent) joins Ray to discuss the Treasury Department’s latest economic analysis pointing to a strong “CapEX COMEBACK”: a major increase in domestic capital spending thanks to President Trump’s policies.

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Segment 7:  Ray and Doc take calls from Larry and Gunny Mike. They also discuss different names for the diseases from the past and now.

Segments 8:  The Common Sense For Maine Group starts trickling in with Dominic Pugliares (Dunegrass) and the start with eating bread with oil.

Segment 9:  Ray welcomes  Jaclyn Stapp (American fashion model and White House Make America Fentanyl Free) to discuss the initiative “Make America Fentanyl Free”

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08-27-25 Wednesday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segment 1:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson discuss Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s engagement, Cracker Barrel’s flip flop, Southern cooking, grits, and more.


Segment 2:  Ray talks about Jerome Powell and interest rates.

Segment 3:  Ray and Dee Dee talk about our government slowly going to a cashless society, the ramifications of going cashless, the government taking care of things, and more.

Segment 4:  Ray shares a text about memories about Cracker Barrel, he talks about the mission of the Town Farm and their segment today.

Segments 5-6:  David Jones joins Ray and they discuss the Big Beautiful Bill and that it took so long to pass and then Gunny Mike Hall joins and shares information about the Venezuelan boat, the Chinese students, illegal immigrants, and more.

Segments 7-8:  David starts off with a beautiful horse farm in Pownel Maine and another listing that has 4 lots in a subdivision in Gorham. Ray and David talk about the people that he works with including Kate the Great and interest rates, building regulations, government intrusions, taxes, and more. Contact Kate before you apply for a mortgage for advice on your credit, and more. For more information, contact Kate The Great! Text/Phone: (207) 450-0440 Email: kate@northstarmortgage.net  Website: LoansFromKate.com. David’s contact information is office: 207-781-1111, cell: 207-650-3455 or email:info@fobailey.com.

Segment 9-12:  Ray and David continue to talk about the housing market and then Bill Walbridge and Chris Libby (The Town Farm, (207) 797-7997) join. Rays asks Chris to share his journey starting when he 14 years old, Ray asks him questions and he is open and honest about his addiction and sobriety. Casey Crosby (Co-Chair of the Republican National Committee) joins and they talk about Maine, election integrity, and more.


Segment 13:  Ray takes calls.

Segment 14:  Ray and Dee Dee chat about 1979 and Ray wishes his Dad a happy heavenly birthday.

Segments 15-16:  Ray talks about the difference between the Democrats and Republicans, their policies, their campaigns, and the strategies.


08-26-25 Tuesday

WLOB Radio...The Lobster Network

Segment 1:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson start the morning reflecting on Stacy Strattard’s Celebration of Life at The Inn at Fogg Farm at 65 Lewiston Road, Gray. He moves on to Washington DC and that there hasn’t been a murder in two weeks, and more.


Segment 2:  Ray questions whether or not Congress will look at other states that need to be re-redistricted like Massachusetts.

Segment 3:  Ray plays and comments on a Bill Clinton Speech while President and compares it to President Trump. He moves on to the 200th Birthday of America and two great Americans that died on the same day – Presidents Jefferson and John Adams.

Segment 4:  Ray talks about Trump’s Executive Order on Burning Flags.

Segments 5-6:  Ray, Dee Dee Richardson, and David Jones (FO Bailey Real Estate) welcome Dr. Peter Earle of AIER (American Institute for Economic Research) after Ray names the 13 service members that died at Abbeygate and then the boys talk about his busy summer and that he is heading up here on Sept. 19th and DiMillo’s, the Jobs Report, the revisions on the Jobs Report, interest rates, what interest rates affect, and more.

Segments 7-8:  Matt Jacobson (Retired Navy, Director Sales & Marketing for Summit Natural Gas of Maine) joins and we talk about the weather and that summer is almost over, the need for rain, and then move on to the divisive nature of politics, the failed policies, the difference in the Republican and Democratic parties from 2010 campaign and today’s party, and more.

Segments 9-10:  Matt shares some of the renewable energy of China, China’s oil refinery, solar panels, transformers, and they compare China’s energy to other countries around the world.

Segments 11-12:  David and Ray talk about Trump’s EO on Burning the Flag and George Soros (who is a self proclaimed Nazi) hiring all of the protestors that are calling Trump names like fascist, dictator, and more. Grover Norquist (President, Americans for Tax Reform) join and discuss President Trump’s Executive Order allowing ‘alternative assets’ in 401(k) plans offers a new opportunity for ordinary Americans.

Segments 13-14:  Ray and Matt discuss the power that will be driving America. How data centers will be driving how energy will be provided. The discuss the possibilities of gas, nuclear, water resources. How do we re-industrialize Maine.

Segments 15-16:  Ray and Matt discuss the crime in some of these big cities and Trump’s efforts to clean up Washington DC and his desire to go to other cities to help with the crime and the leaders of the cities rejecting the help. They take calls.


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