Steve Smith Podcast

From the Newport Recreation Department, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about how busy things have been, wrapping up Fall sports, sign ups for Winter Sports, "America 250" is trademarked, looking for chili cookers for the Chili Walk this December, and more.

From Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay and Annie Hamilton are here as we talk about the theater production at the Newport Opera House with the Knights, as they perform Little Women.  We talk about Annie's history in theater, how she and Derek had a similar path in college, picking the plays, and lots more.

Joe Osgood is back again as we talk about the Claremont City elections, having a "past", is the country a democracy or republic, people don't know where I stand politically, No Kings, and lots more.

Sally Bernier from the Richards Free Library is here as we talk about the busy halloween week at the Library, the haunted tour, paining a pumpkin, keep Sarah warm, and lots more

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about Wayne cleaning out, the cost of dumpsters, the bugs in the studio, people honking as they drive past, and lots more.

Adam Bray from Protectworth is here as we talk about the history of the brewery, how beer is made, different styles, and lots more beer talk.  Then we wrap up with some high school football talk. 

From the SRVRTC in Newport, Mr Perry is here with Mason and Garret as we talk about what has been going on at the CTE Center, different events they have been involved in, it's Mason's birthday, Garret is in two different CTE programs, and lots more.

Joe Osgood is here as we talk marriage, lessons we learned, the Claremont School's continued situation, government shutdown, Ira Fuller getting the first Social Security check - not related to Dave Fuller...who called in after I begged him to call, and more.

Derek Ferland, Sullivan County Manager, is here as we talk about Discover Sugar River Region, the Rail Trail Rendezvous, progress on the Nurisng Home, how far the County has gone in 8 years, and more.

Newport Fire Chief Steve Yannuzzi is here during Fire Prevention Week, as we talk about lithium batteries, state-wide fire ban, snoke detectors, the parade in Claremont, new Ambulance coming in December, and more.

Jeana Newbern is here from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice as we talk about the Hospice event later this month, insurance deadlines, looking for volunteers, grief support and more.

Joe is here as we talk about water bottles, copper, radiant heat, county government, and a whole bunch of other stuff.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about telephone poles, lightning, saftey, Ed's oak tree and lots more.

Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the busy weekend in Newport with the 5K, Homecoming, Flea Market and more.  We discuss the Block Party last week, Newport's new K9, and what we should expect with the new police dog.

Charen Urban from Got Lunch Newport and Christy Schmidt from the Newport Food Pantry are here as we talk about the Weekend To Fight Hunger in Newport.  The Baklava Blowout 5K on 10/4 adn the Crop Walk on 10/5.  We talk about hunger and food insecurity in the Newport area, upgrades at the Food Pantry and lots more.

PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is here as we catch up on fall sports, how things are going at the new Community Center, winter sports sign ups, how summer went, and more.  Sponsor: Sugar River Bank

Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the government shutdown, the Pentagon holding random polygraph tests, the block party in Newport last week, Goshen Old Home Day, the Rapture, and more.

Jody Underwood, with the non-profit Education Options (www.EdOpt.org) as we discussion different options for parents to educate their children in New Hampshire, what is a Charter School, can tax money be used to pay for Private Schools, how home school works, the education fair in Claremont next Monday and more.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about how great the Block Party was, a record turnout for the Car Nutz, Wayne's truck project, Ed's truck, cruine nights are done for the year, and lots more.

Sally Bernier, from the Richards Free Library, is here as we talk about the Hale Award, which is going to be given out this Saturday (10-4-25).  We discuss the award, how it's picked, who can win it, and more.  There are new hours at the library and the Book Festival was a giant hit, once again.