Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson talks about the possibilities of every American and shares the biographies of some of America’s Presidents and their lowly beginnings.
Segment 3: Ray shares a story about his Mama and biscuits brought on by bagels. Gunny Mike Hall calls in.
Segment 4: Ray plays Johnny Cash’s The Old Ragged Flag.
Segments 5-6: Ray plays The Declaration of Independence As Read by Max McLean. Karen Gilles joins Ray and Dee Dee in studio. They talk about our thoughts as it was being read. Ray reads the names, ages and occupations of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Segment 7: They talk about the Stamp Act imposed on the Colonies.
Segments 8-9: Ray reads Benjamin Franklin’s biography. Cheryl and Arnold call in and talk about life of the military and sacrifice.
Segments 10-11-12: Ray, Karen, and Dee Dee discuss more history.
Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson talks about the battle of Little Round Top, Maine’s involvement during the battle, the Wisconsin law about the hefty fines imposed for addressing someone with the “wrong” pronoun, and more.
Segment 3: Ray talks about the comments by President Biden about shielding Earth from the Sun, that the Civil War was also about abortion, the Southern Baptist Convention has made the stand that women can’t be in a pastoral role in the church.
Segment 4: Ray talks about the Law Enforcement/1st Responder’s Game at the Sea Dogs.
Segment 5: Vern Dukes (Trucker of Truth) joins Ray and Dee Dee. Vern wishes his mama a happy birthday, they talk about education, schools, student loans, and more.
Segment 6: They talk about Christmas Tree Shop liquidating and other stores that got out of their lane and lost.
Segments 7-8: Ray plays a speech given by Ronald Reagan. Ray thanks everyone that responded to the name of the store that he couldn’t remember. The conversation is about other stores that have gone by-the-bye. They go back to the acceptance, hustlers, and more.
Segments 9-10: Ray talks about Gettysburg. Maine Rep. Joshua Morris (R-Turner) joins the panel and they discuss the frustration in the way that the Maine House is being run and what it is costing the taxpayers, the budget, the largest tax increase, and more.
Segment 11: Ray and Vern take calls.
Segment 12: Ray talks about Abraham Lincoln.
Segments 13-14: Ray talks about the history of the song Battle Hymn of the Republic and gets around to compromise, how our country was founded, and great moral clarity.
Segment 15: Ray talks more about the Civil War. They take calls.
Segment 1: Ray Richardson talks about the Supreme Court decision on Thursday to overrule affirmative action in colleges.
Segment 2: Ray talks about the Maine Legislature and their ineptness.
Segments 3-4: Ray reads the headline and some of the highlights of the story about the state of Washington hospitals no longer need to report all prenatal substance exposures to protective services as long as there are no safety concerns. Gunny Mike Hall joins Ray and they continue the discussion about the Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision, Sen. Joe Biden’s Bills, racism, photo IDs, and more.
Segments 5-6: Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) join Ray and they discuss the mismanagement of the Maine Legislature, the increase of salaries, the unorganized House, Gov. Janet Mills’ Op-Ed, and more.
Segment 7: Steve DiMillo (Owner of DiMillo’s Floating Restaurant in Portland Maine) joins Ray and they discuss the conversation with Mike Shepherd and the Supreme Court decision, DiMillo’s weekend special, and more.
Segment 8: Ray talks about Social Security and how it works.
Segments 9-10: Ray talks about how the government is trying to make people dependent on them, not to be self-sufficient. He takes calls.
Segment 11: Ray talks about the energy costs going up and the reason why. He then takes calls.
Segment 12: Ray talks about Pres. Trump’s charges and the broad discretion of of the Presidential Records Act.
Segment 1: Ray Richardson is joined by Dr. Michael Ciampi of Ciampi Family Practice. The boys catch up on Doc’s travels since his last visit, Maine’s past Governors and the money they spent, how they left Maine – better or worse.
Segment 2: Ray talks about President Biden and the investigation into Hunter and him.
Segments 3-4: Bob Witkowski joins from New Orleans as Ray plays the LSU song because LSU won the College World Series against the Gators and they discuss the games, the records that were set, and more. They move on to the ridged ideology coming out of the left and reads a story in New Jersey about parental consent. Ray and Doc get into a discussion about ethics with dealing minors.
Segment 5: Ray and Doc chat logistics in his practice regarding the transgenders. The boys welcome Todd Starnes of the Todd Starnes Show and Sophia Pride. They discuss the Biden Family, China talks, the media coverage, Obama’s role, Michelle Obama, impeachment possibilities, and more.
Segment 6: Ray and Doc talk about The Hippocratic oath and how that applies to transgender care.
Segment 7: Ray and the gang talk about Sophia’s possibilities. They take a call about Canada’s euthanasia push and the slippery slope that we are on.
Segment 8: Ray talks about a text that Barry in Calgary sent him. The panel talks about euthanasia and movies that show a time limit on people’s lives.
Segment 9: Ray and Sophia continue to talk about healthcare, gender care and minors, and euthanasia. They take calls.
Segment 10: Ray shares some of the upcoming guests and the Law Enforcement/1st Responders Sea Dogs game. Ray talks about the citizens of Maine deserve better from our Legislature.
Segment 11: Ray and Sophia welcome Maire Pelletier with Next Gen. They discuss Maine program NextGen 529 which is Maine’s education savings plan that many Maine families use to invest for higher education, like college or trade school.
Segment 12: Ray and Sophia talk about getting recognized and then take calls.
Segments 13-14: Ray talks about the amount of elected people being taken into court. He reads an email.
Segments 15:16: Ray addresses a text about debating Ray and his Faith, he then takes more calls.