Good Morning with Dan Mitchell

Jessica Williams, Senior Policy Analyst with the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute joins WKBK’s Dan Mitchell to discuss their latest report on state-mandated budget reductions and the effect on health programs. 7.17.26

Arnie Arnesen joins WKBK’s Dan Mitchell for their weekly conversation. hey discuss voting in N.H., Ice traffic stops and Arnie shares a wonderful story about how her daughter was able to buy her first home. 7.17.26

Keene Swamp Bats President, Kevin Waterson and coach Shaun McKenna join WKBK’s Dan Mitchell for their weekly update. Coach McKenna explains the new format for the NECBL playoffs. 7.16.26

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Karishma Manzur, joins Dan Mitchell on WKBK’s Open Mic. They discuss her ideas on universal healthcare and childcare, fair taxes, taking money out of politics and more. 7.15.26

Wildlife biologist, Eric Orff, joins WKBK’s Dan Mitchell to talk about “What’s Wild in N.H.” Eric tells us about beaver, wild turkeys and comments on the story of a bear chasing a moose calf and a listener calls in to describe his young grandson catching a bass only to witness a bald eagle swoop down and take the fish.

The Two Sarahs join Dan Mitchell to tell us about two big nights at the Swamp Bats games this week. Chamber night on Thursday and Saturday night’s FREE Savings Bank of Walpole night. 7.14.26

Arnie Arnesen joins WKBK’s Dan Mitchell for their weekly conversation. Arnie tells a great story about her 5-year-old granddaughters 4th of July parade experience. 7.10.26

Bart Cushing and Dan Mitchell discuss the draught situation in the Monadnock Region, the impact on well water as well as well care, well testing and well protection. WKBK’s Open Mic Show. 7.8.26

Phil Taub from swim with a Mission join’s WKBK’s Dan Mitchell to talk about the big, free family event this weekend and update us on all the fundraisers to help veterans happening in the granite state this summer.

Mighty John “The Record Guy” tells WKBK’s Dan Mitchell about 10 records worth $100 or more including a popular Beatles “45” worth $2000.