06-30-25 Monday

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Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson and Todd Piro (Co-Host Fox and Friends First and Fox News Channel) talk a little about the weather especially the rain this summer.  They get into the Judicial Branch of government, Independence Day Plans, treasuring parental memories, and more.


Segment 3:  Ray talks about the Big Beautiful Bill and the people that are against it and why.

Segment 4:  Ray talks about the people fighting against the Big Beautiful Bill.

Segment 5:  Ray, Maine Rep. Barbara Bagshaw (R-Windham) and Maine Rep. Josh Morris (R-Turner) chat about the Maine House and all of their shenanigans.

Segment 6:  Vern Dukes (Cafe 1055 and The Trucker of Truth) joins the party. Ray reads a post on Substack by Claude Berube and the denigration of education especially in Maine.

Segments 7-8:  Ray, Barbara, Josh, Vern, and Dee Dee have a frivolous beginning, and then get into the people that get election all of a sudden seem to get smarter (not) and some of the inappropriate relationships and actions of them.

Segment 8:  Ray warns all women what will happen if New York City continues on the path they are on and elects Zohran Mamdani. He states that Sharia law is right around the corner and explains how.

Segments 9-10:  Ray shares information about Republican Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) stepping down from the Senate and shares Paula White’s opinion on Tillis. Tyler Thomas (Pepperidge Farm cookie guy) shares what he been up to and his new girl. He shares his view on the politics in New York. Ray and the gang discuss race in America. They talk about Dee Dee, President Obama, George Floyd, and racism. They move on to Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson and his bid for Governor.

Segment 11:  They take a call from San Francisco that is against everything that the Ray Richardson represents.

Segment 12:  The conversation revolves around small businesses in Maine and how hard it is to stay in business.

Segment 13:  Ray and Tyler chat about Tyler’s girlfriend, Kate. He plays the song Cocaine and gives a shout out to the Maine Legislature. The strong arm of the Democrats on Maine and how that party steps lockstep with one another and the Republican party are independent and don’t always work together to get things done. Ray talks about the growth of Faith and Eastpoint planting churches and the ruling of Gov. Mills especially during the Covid era, and more.

Segment 14:  Ray continues to read part of the U.S. Constitution and the Constitution of Maine regarding gun rights.

Segment 15:  They discuss the inability and loss of being able to laugh at one’s self or something that might be politically incorrect, the disintegration of Portland and the business that are leaving in droves. The Freedom of Choice and Sharia Law. They take a call from Bill of Casco.

Segment 16:  They take a quick call from Arthur.

06-27-25 Friday

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Segment 1:  Ray Richardson talks about the Fourth of July and Freeport’s events, family traditions, the Maine way of life, the Liberty that we have in America but are quickly loosing it because of the tyranny and taxes being applied.


Segment 2:  Ray talks about the Bible School that his grandchildren attended this week at Center Point Church and some of the staff that came up to Maine as a mission in Chattanooga.

Segments 3-4:  Ray talks about the Greatest country in the world, America, the Socialist cancer that is growing in America including the elected Democratic nomination for Mayor, AOC, he urges everyone to fight against the progressive leftists and lists some of the things they would like to achieve like infanticide, and more.


Segments 5-6:  Ray describes the history, intent and differences of the Legislature and the Senate from it’s inception and today. Ray then reads the beginning of the Constitution and poses several questions to ponder. Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) join and the talk about some of the things that the Dems got done in Augusta before they Sine die. They move on to the possibility of ranked choice voting for the Governor’s election and whether it is legal or not, the candidates that might be running for different offices.

Segments 7-8:  Ray shares an example of how your vote counts. Mark Reilly joins Ray and they talk about the lack of priority to our veterans to make sure that they have a roof over their heads. Bill Diamond (Walk A Mile In Their Shoes) joins and explains the tactic used by the elected people to vote for something knowing full well that it won’t be funded. Bill and Ray discuss some of the great Mainers including Joshua Chamberlain, and Charles Norman Shay. They get into the upcoming elections, candidates, procedures, and more.

Segments 9-10:  The boys discuss the positive feedback and events that Walk A Mile In Their Shoes are receiving. Hurricane Meadows Fall Festival hosting an event that will be donating to WAM in the fall, they will have a corn maze and much more.


Segments 11-12:  Ray, Dee Dee, and Mark talk about naugahyde and Ray promotes Vern wearing a pink tutu to continue the fundraising efforts for Veterans Forward. Steve Robinson and Ray talk about the elective body in Augusta and their efforts to steal the Governors race with enacting Rank Choice Voting even though it is illegal, Governor Mills lies and lack of respect for her, Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, voter integrity, voter rolls, Maine Wildlife Chief on Covering Up Dark Web Drug Scandal Involving Ex-Husband, and more.

Segments 13-14:  Ray announces that the origin of the pink tutu challenge has been uncovered. Michael Whately (Republican National Committee Chairman) joins Ray and they have a conversation about the economy, the Big Beautiful Bill, the people that are holding up the passing it up. They take calls and Claude Berube shares the rules and roll of the Parliamentarian.


Segments 15-16:  Ray goes back to Medicare and Social Security and reiterates the truth. They take calls.

 

06-26-25 Thursday

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Segment 1:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson are joined by Dr. Michael Ciampi (Ciampi Family Practice). Ray shares today’s show’s line up. They talk about Trump’s welcome at the The Hague, the Netherlands, and more.


Segment 2:  Maine Rep. Laurel Libby getting her vote back after her censure, and more.

Segments 3-4:  Bob Witkowski (Where Y’at Magazine) joins the boys and teases them about the heat, Doc going down to New Orleans, the Flora-Bama and the shirts Bob sent Ray and Dee Dee, the NYC mayoral Democrat primary, freedom, Ray reads an opinion piece, and more.

Segment 5:  Ray and Doc discuss him selling his condo and being happy for someone achieving their dreams and the evil of envy. Ray plays the song This Girl Is On Fire in honor of Maine Rep. Laurel Libby, and way more.

Segment 6:  Ray and Doc discuss what would it look like if Maine had Sharia Law.

Segments 7-8:  Ray and Doc talk about why Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) was forcibly removed from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s news conference in Los Angeles. Jim Libby joins the boys as they welcome Dave Ciullo (Career Management Services) joins to shares a couple of Bills that have been past that will affect employees in Maine that are outlandish and unfair.

Segment 9-12:  Ray welcomes Jim Deyermond (Maine Republican Party Chair) to share that there was an investigation into voter integrity. Maine Sen. Jim Libby (R-Cumberland) Senate District 22: In Cumberland County: Baldwin; Naples; Sebago; and Standish. In Oxford County: Hiram; and Porter.) Jim shares his history in Maine politics, his mission statement, he want people to submit your policy ideas on his website Jim Libby for Governor. Jim and Ray discuss Jim’s policies and plans if elected.



Segment 13:  Gianno Caldwell (Fox News political analyst, author, and founder of Caldwell Strategic Consulting) joins Ray to discuss his new book, “The Day My Brother Was Murdered:  My Journey Through America’s Violent Crime Crisis” and the mission behind the Caldwell Institute for Public.

Segment 14:  Ray welcomes the Common Sense For Maine group:  Dominic Pugliares (Dunegrass), Demi Kouzounas, Tom Bill, and Dov Sacks (Independence Law Maine and New Hampshire). Ray gives Moran’s Market a shout-out for their delicious breakfast pizza.

Segments 15-16:  The panel discuss the Trump Derangement Syndrome in media’s coverage of the Iran Nuclear site bombing and in Congress, they get into marriage and partnerships. Tom brings the conversation back to the nonsense in Augusta starting with the tax that has been proposed on streaming services by the Maine Legislature. Ray plays a clip of Troy Jackson praising the NY primary and the “No Kings” protests.

06-25-25 Wednesday

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Segment 1:  Ray Richardson has a conversation with Scott Brown, former U.S. Senator for Massachusetts, former United States Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa, former dean of New England Law Boston, Tri-Athlete, Retired Col. Army National Guard, and musician (Scott Brown and the Diplomats). They talk about a lot of different subjects including his announcement to run for US Senate for New Hampshire, helping Sen. Collins represent New England, and more. If you would like more information or to help Scott, visit ScottBrown.com.


Segment 2:  Ray shares his Blessing this morning after a restless night.

Segment 3:  Ray and Dee Dee discuss the heat and a very nice young woman that works at Chick-fi-a and immigration.

Segment 4:  Ray reads a couple of texts and takes a call from Larry.

Segment 5:  Ray and Dee Dee discuss New York City and reminisce on their stays there, NYC’s new Mayor prospect and immigrants that don’t want to become American and just recreate the place that they came from.

Segment 6:  Ray welcomes Gunny Mike Hall and they discuss some of the Bills in Augusta, the bombing of the Nuclear sites in Iran, and more.

Segment 7:  Ray takes calls.

Segment 8:  Peter Bolduc (Rock Mountain Ministries, The Town Farm, (207) 797-7997) joins Ray and they talk about watermelon and peach ice cream. He takes a call from Gordan about another question on a tax.

Segment 9:  Peter and Ray discuss Ray’s conversation yesterday with Dr. Mehmet Oz (Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)), the gaps of coverage and Peter uses the people in recovery as examples of the problem.

Segment 10:  Ray and Peter discuss Faith, the mission of The Town Farm, a person’s calling, Ray’s guilt of leaving his parents after to moving to Maine.

Segment 11:  Bridget Quinn (AARP Maine’s Advocacy and Outreach Director) joins to celebrate the Countdown to 90 Years and the founder Francis Perkins. From now until August 14, AARP state offices across the country will celebrate Social Security’s 90th anniversary in a number of ways, including here in Maine. For more information, visit states.aarp.org/maine/social-security-90.

Segment 12:  Ray answers a follow up question to the AARP segment on Social Security.

Segment 13-15:  Steve Gruber (Nationally Syndicated host of Real America Voice and The Steve Gruber Show) joins Ray. They discuss the New York City’s Mayoral Democratic Primary election and the Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani winner, the special report that Steve has been working on, Ray reads some of his platform and the things that they will have to look forward to, other campaigns across the country including Scott Brown’s announcement. Steve talks about his special on the illegal farms in Michigan and his show’s coming up guests on Real America Voice.

Segment 16:  Ray starts with New Hampshire’s Congressman Chris Pappas (NH-01) and shares why to support Scott Brown in this race. Ray shares that Maine Gov. Candidate Jim Libby will be a guest tomorrow and the importance of knowing who we are voting for and that their plans line up with your priorities. He urges people to doing your homework and getting involved in the process.