Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson opens up with what it looks like to Do Better, he applies that to people running for office, and people in office, people not showing up to vote, the school board votes, the Governor, and more.
Segments 3-4: Bob Witkowski joins Ray and they discuss Ray’s opening statement about light shining on the darkness, Jan 6 riots and in other places, words have meaning and can cause divide, what is really important, and more.
Segment 5: Brad Dyer (Hometown Senior Solutions) joins Ray and Dee Dee and they talk about his new motorcycle, coffee, acceptance from friends about your opinion, and more.
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Segments 7: Ray, Brad, and Dee Dee discuss childhood experiences. Dave Ciullo (Career Management Services and host of The H.R. PowerHour on WLOB Radio) join them and Brad asks him a question right off the bat about the way he worded the job ad.
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Segments 9-14: Sam Patten joins to share information about is new book, Dangerous Company: Misadventures of a “Foreign Agent”. He describes a little bit about the book. Sam also used to be a political consultant and shares his background and they talk about military forces, history, and more.
Segment 15: Ray and Brad discuss history and voting. They take a call about voting. He takes calls.
Segment 16: Ray reminds people about Walk a Country Mile and Bill Diamond’s mission. Dee Dee and Brad discuss the death of 1 month old Sylus Melvin, his murderous father, his charges and conviction.
Segment 1: Ray and Dee Dee Richardson discuss some of the happenings in Maine including the Don Campbell Band’s Flotilla and Discover Downtown Westbrook‘s concert series. Ray gets down to business and gets in to politics and goes from President Trump to the Maine Family Paid Act.
Segment 2: Ray talks about the Presidential prospects.
Segment 3: David Jones (FO Bailey Real Estate) joins Ray and Dee Dee and they discuss Maine, people moving in and changing it to where they came from, killing storied industries, wind turbines in the ocean, taxes, Pine Tree Energy, solar subsidies, and more.
Segment 4: Ray talks about the prospect of Michelle Obama running for President and other possible President nominees.
Segments 5-6: Ray and David talk about the lack of knowledge the average person has in what is happening in Washington DC, their state, and city governments. They take calls from Steve of Westbrook and Larry.
Segment 8: Bill Diamond (Walk A Mile In Their Shoes), Ray, and David talk about the Walk A Country Mile fundraiser Event on September 7th @ Erik’s Church. and seats that were donated by Shawn Moody of Moody’s Collision and FO Bailey Real Estate.
Segments 9-10: Bill shares an update in the case of Sylus Melvin’s death in August 2021. Sylus died of blunt force trauma on several parts of his body, including fractured bones and hemorrhaging in his head and stomach. Reginald Melvin, of Milo, was originally charged with depraved indifference murder in connection with the death of his son, Sylus Melvin, in August 2021. Melvin’s trial was expected to begin on Thursday, but he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter. The boys continue to discuss the DHHS system in Maine. They talk about Danny Shaw of Shaw Brothers and their generosity. The media coverage and more.
Segment 11: AARP Maine‘s Fraud Fighter Phil Chin and Ray discuss the Hawaii fires in Maui and how people are using this and other tragedies as an enticement to tug at your heartstrings to give your money. He urges people to do your homework before you give your credit card to an organization. Red Cross is always a safe bet. He also points out the there are people using the death of a loved one and AI (Artificial Intelligence) to get your information. Phil shares a personal plug for a play that he and Karyn Diamond are performing in, Love & Lobsters, by John Linscott, is on stage at the Freeport Performing Arts Center! This romantic musical comedy is about going away to find your way. Click Here for Tickets Sales.
Segment 12: Ray plays this song and shares his personal journey.
Segment 13: Vern Dukes (The Trucker of Truth) calls in with a donation from Yarmouth Lumber for the Veterans Game with the Sea Dogs and the Pop-up BBQ at Annabelle’s on Friday night. He also comments on the FO Bailey segment about the beautiful state of Maine.
Segment 14: Ray talks about Gen. Flynn’s comments about Holocaust mothers. He takes a call from John.
Segment 15: Ray talks about Trump and then takes calls.
Segment 16: Ray starts with QC Kinetics and takes calls.
Segment 6: He talks about Chris Christie and states that there is no way that he will vote for him.
Segment 7: Ray and Dee Dee talk about that there is another election on the School Budget in Gorham. Maine Rep. Barbara Bagshaw talks about the effort to have a recall petition. Windham doesn’t have a recall provision and they talk about the need for every town/city to have one. The Maine Legislature, the behavior of the Democrats that were in the majority, and more.
Segments 9-10: Ray talks about Trump’s indictments in Georgia some more. Sean Spicer joins Ray and shares his new show platforms and how to follow him and listen to his podcasts on YouTube.com and on his website (seanspicer.com). They also get into dark money spent in elections, the Georgia indictments, Trump’s personality, and more. He announces his special coverage and conversations before and after the debate sign up at seanspicer.locals.com.
Segments 11: Ray is joined by Libby and Son U-Pick‘s Aaron Libby is very excited and honored to be nominated for Best Apple Orchards in the Country! They talk contest for Best Apple Orchard and how the voting is going, they reflect on the conversation and information from his last visit, and more. Vote here for the Best Apple Orchard by USA Today!
Segment 12: Ray talks about Maine Sen. Jeff Timberlake’s Ricker Hill Orchard, his beautiful farm, and then he takes a call from John.
Segment 13: Ray talks about the Constitution and that it works. He gives examples of how it works. Steve from Westbrook calls in and they have a great discussion.
Segment 14: Ray talks about the government deciding for him whether he has a choice in a fossil fuel or electric car. He takes calls.
Segment 15: Ray takes more calls including Al from Saco, Gordon, and another.
Segment 16: Ray talks about the insatiable appetite government has for your money as the debt ceiling continues to rise. He takes a call from Ethan of Saco.
Segment 1: Ray Richardson starts the day with his Sunday at Eastpoint and the Royal Anchor Tiki Bar in Old Orchard. Next is the No BS BBQ with Vivek Ramaswamy in Rye NH, Merritt Garland, Bill Barr, government officials dragging issues out for the publicity.
Segment 2: Ray talks about Vivek Ramaswamy’s comments about Russia and Putin’s health, Westbrook’s traffic circle lights with their new addition of cameras and the state and city officials not listening to all of the complaints from the citizens.
Segment 3: Gunny Mike joins Ray and they discuss the fires in Hawaii and our military leaders, Hunter Biden and Barisma.
Segment 4: Ray talks about Clinton and the Presidential Acts about twelve years ago.
Segment 5: Ray talks about the Maine Sen. Joe Baldacci of Bangor wanting to ban neo-Nazi and the slippery slope that will be. Vern Dukes (The Trucker of Truth) and Maine Rep. Josh Morris join Ray and Dee Dee.
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Segments 7-8: Josh talks about the electric car proposal that is coming to Maine and they discuss the problems that this will bring. The boys take calls. Sophia Pride (Steamboat Landing Mini Golf) joins the boys.