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08/21/2026

The new year is right around the corner and with that Superintendent Chmiel talks what's coming up for the new year!

08/21/2026

Thom is back to break down current market trends, political polarization, and critical economic warnings.

Financial expert, author, and host of Retirement Intelligence, Thom Brueckner, joins host Jeff Chidester on WFEA’s Morning Update to break down current market trends, political polarization, …

08/21/2026

Dr.Shrader talks about recent national primary election trends and the rising influence of the DSA.

New England College Political Science Professor Dr. Nate Shrader joins host Jeff Chidester on the WFEA Morning Update to analyze recent national primary election trends and the rising influence of …

08/21/2026

Elissa from Local Street Eats, shares the story behind their rise in becoming one of the top spots in Nashua.

08/21/2026

Daily Caller News Foundation Capitol Hill Reporter Nicole Silverio talks about a shocking primary loss, a broader, historic trend shaking up Congress and a surprising policy gap on Capitol Hill.

Host Jeff Chidester is joined by Daily Caller News Foundation Capitol Hill Reporter Nicole Silverio to break down the week’s biggest stories from Washington. First, they discuss the shocking …

08/21/2026

Nicole drops by to break down her latest article, “Capitalism: The System Gen Z Loves to Roast but Actually Needs Most.“

Host Jeff Chidester is joined by economic policy expert Nicole Huyer from The Heritage Foundation to break down her latest article, “Capitalism: The System Gen Z Loves to Roast but Actually N…

08/21/2026

Jeff is not pleased with officials in his hometown of Rochester following their thoughts on Data centers...

In this segment of Jeff’s Morning Brief, host Jeff Chidester calls out the City of Rochester, NH, for its shortsighted decision to enact a moratorium on new data center developments. Featuring audi…

08/20/2026

NH - the 'true' first shot heard around the world

Months before the shots at Lexington and Concord, a group of New Hampshire colonists carried out a raid that many historians consider one of the true opening acts of the American Revolution.

In December 1774, word reached Portsmouth that the British were planning to reinforce Fort William and Mary in New Castle, tightening control over gunpowder and weapons stored there. Acting on their own initiative, a group of local colonists gathered and stormed the lightly defended fort, overpowering the small garrison and seizing barrels of gunpowder along with cannons and muskets. Some of that gunpowder is believed to have later been used by colonial forces at the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Because it happened months before the fighting officially began and didn't result in the kind of casualties associated with the war's later battles, the raid rarely gets the attention given to Lexington and Concord, even though it was a direct act of armed defiance against the Crown.

Do you think early acts of resistance like this deserve more recognition than they usually get in how we remember the Revolution? 🔥🇺🇸

08/20/2026

Truth, Terminology, and Veto Day: Jeff Chidester Exposes Media Myths Surrounding Banned Books and Women’s Safe Spaces

On this segment, host Jeff Chidester tackles the aftermath of New Hampshire’s recent Veto Day, delivering a candid assessment of the legislation left on the cutting room floor. Jeff focuses o…

08/20/2026

Task & Purpose senior reporter Patty Nieberg breaks down a pair of articles on military quality of life and creative service incentives.

On The WFEA Morning Update, host Jeff Chidester welcomes Task & Purpose senior reporter Patty Nieberg to break down two striking stories on military quality of life and creative service incenti…