This week on New Hampshire Today, we're gearing up for a Sunday's matchup between the Patriots and the Packers, and college football's game of the year on Saturday night in South Bend, IN between Notre Dame and Miami.

Robert Spillane shares his thoughts on the Packers' downfield passing capabilities and the Patriots' defensive approach, while Efton Chishom III talks about the team's ability to execute routes and make timely plays. 

After a 35-13 win over Navy at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro the #4 Notre Dame Fighting Irish host the #1 University of Miami Hurricanes Saturday night. Quarterback CJ Carr and edge rusher Boubacar Traore share their thoughts.

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As the results of the recent election become clear, one thing is certain: the American people are demanding change. This week on the podcast, we're joined by Congresswoman-elect Stefany Shaheen, who's ready to hit the ground running in her new role. With a clear mandate from voters, Stefany is eager to tackle the pressing issues that have been plaguing the country, from the war to rising costs and healthcare.

In this episode, Stefany shares her vision for the future, discussing the need to bring an end to the war and roll back tariffs that are hurting American families. She also emphasizes the importance of addressing the president's corruption and taking action to lower costs and prices for people. With a focus on getting things done, Stephanie is committed to being in session as often as possible and working tirelessly to address the country's most pressing issues.

As we delve into the conversation, Stefany shares her thoughts on the incoming Speaker of the House, Hakeem Jeffries, and the potential for a more productive Congress. She also discusses the need for greater oversight and accountability in the administration, including investigations into the president's actions and policies.

If you're looking for a fresh perspective on the future of our country, tune in to this episode to hear Stefany's vision for a better America. With her commitment to getting things done and her passion for public service, she's an inspiring voice for change. Listen now to hear the full conversation and learn more about Stephanie's plans for her new role.

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Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais joins this episode of New Hampshire Today to discuss the city's recent election results and the future of the YDC property. As the city navigates the process of determining the direction of this significant piece of land, Mayor Ruais emphasizes the importance of listening to the community's concerns and ideas. He shares insights into the city's approach to addressing pressing issues like homelessness, public safety, and education, and highlights the need for a collaborative effort to drive meaningful change.

In this episode, Mayor Ruais delves into the city's efforts to bring people together and identify solutions to complex problems. He discusses the city's successes, such as effectively ending veteran homelessness and reforming city government, and explains how these initiatives have been driven by a commitment to serving the community's needs. The conversation also touches on the city's plans for the YDC property, including the importance of preserving green space and historical preservation.

Mayor Ruais' approach to governance is centered on solving real-life issues that affect residents, from potholes to budget concerns. He emphasizes the need for a deliberative process that involves the community and ensures that the city's voice is heard in the decision-making process. This episode offers a unique perspective on local government and the importance of collaboration in driving positive change.

To hear more about Mayor Ruais' vision for Manchester and the city's plans for the YDC property, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today.

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New Hampshire's transformation into a blue state is a remarkable occurrence that has left many wondering what the future holds. The state's shift towards a more progressive leaning electorate has been a long time coming, with the Carsey Institute at UNH studying the phenomenon of political in-migration and out-migration over the past 20 to 25 years. This trend has led to a significant change in the state's politics, with the current blue federal delegation and control of the statehouse.

In this episode of New Hampshire Today, Chris Ryan sits down with political analyst Dean Spiliotes, to discuss the implications of this shift. They explore the changing landscape of New Hampshire's politics, where traditional conservatism has given way to a more mixed approach, with politicians like Jeanne Shaheen and Bill Weld mastering the art of working with Democrats. The conversation touches on the role of President Trump in redefining what it means to be a Republican and the impact of his policies on the state's electorate.

The discussion also delves into the tension between policy and personality-driven politics, with many traditional conservatives feeling alienated by Trump's approach. The speaker highlights the importance of morality and integrity in politics, which has been a key tenet of traditional conservatism. The episode raises questions about the future of New Hampshire's politics and whether the state will continue to trend towards the left or if this is a course correction in response to Trump.

To hear more about the changing landscape of New Hampshire's politics and the implications of this shift, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today. Join Chris Ryan and his guest Dean Spiliotes as they explore the complexities of the state's politics and what the future may hold.

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New Hampshire's Shift to Blue: A Conversation with Senator Scott Brown

This week on the show, we're diving into the recent election results that have left the Granite State with a Democratic-controlled state legislature and executive council. Joining us for analysis and insight is former U.S. Senator Scott Brown, who shares his thoughts on the implications of this shift and what it means for New Hampshire's future.

As we explore the election results, Senator Brown discusses the significance of the Democrats' veto-proof majority in the House and Senate, and how this will impact Governor Ayotte's ability to pass legislation. He also touches on the importance of ticket splitting and how it may have contributed to Kelly Ayotte's narrow victory. Additionally, we discuss the national trends that led to the Democrats' success and what this means for the country as a whole.

Senator Brown offers a unique perspective on the election results, drawing from his own experiences in the Senate and his understanding of New Hampshire's unique characteristics. He also shares his thoughts on the potential for conservative Democrats to play a key role in shaping the state's future.

If you're interested in understanding the implications of the recent election results and what they mean for New Hampshire, tune in to this episode to hear Senator Brown's insightful analysis and discussion.

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New Hampshire's political landscape is shifting rapidly, and the 2028 presidential campaign is already heating up. This episode of New Hampshire Today delves into the latest developments on the Republican side, where several potential candidates are making their moves.

The speaker discusses the recent comments from J.D. Vance, Ron DeSantis, and Ted Cruz, who are all laying the groundwork for their potential 2028 bids. These early markers are setting the stage for what promises to be a highly competitive and contentious election cycle. Meanwhile, the Democratic side is also starting to take shape, with potential candidates like Ro Khanna and Andy Beshear considering their own runs.

The conversation also touches on the recent midterm elections, where Democrats made significant gains in New Hampshire and Iowa. The speaker shares some surprising insights from the Granite State, including the fact that it's now considered a blue state, with only a few Republicans still holding office. The discussion also covers the potential implications of these changes for the 2028 election.

If you want to stay ahead of the curve and understand the latest developments in New Hampshire politics, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear the expert analysis and insights from Paul Steinhauser, Fox News national political reporter.

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This week, the US Congress is gearing up for a new chapter, with Democrats set to take control of the House and potentially the Senate. As the party prepares to assume power, questions are swirling about who will lead the charge and what their priorities will be. In this episode, we dive into the latest on the potential leadership shake-up and what it means for the country.

The midterms may be over, but the real battles are just beginning. With internal elections for top House and Senate leaders underway, the stage is set for some intense politicking. Some Democrats are already making their moves, with at least five members of the Democratic Socialists of America pledging to withhold their support for Hakeem Jeffries as speaker unless they secure commitments for their agenda. Meanwhile, House Speaker Mike Johnson is stepping aside, paving the way for new minority leadership for the GOP in the next session.

As the new Congress takes shape, the focus is also on accountability for the current administration. Democrats are eyeing potential impeachment proceedings, with some calling for the president to be held accountable for perceived self-dealing. But not everyone is on board with this approach, and it remains to be seen whether the new Congress will prioritize affordability or retribution.

Tune in to hear the latest on the leadership shake-up and what it means for the country. From the potential Speaker of the House to the 2028 presidential election, this episode has it all. Join us as we break down the key takeaways and explore what's next for the US Congress.

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The Boston Bruins are off to a scorching start this season, sitting second in the Eastern Conference with a 11-4-1 record. But what's behind their early success? In this episode, we dive into the minds of two key players, Jeremy Swayman and Morgan Geekie, to find out.

The Bruins' goaltender, Jeremy Swayman, credits the team's young players, like James Hagens, for bringing energy and confidence to the team. He also emphasizes the importance of mental toughness in his position, saying that 95% of goaltending is mental. Meanwhile, Morgan Geekie a veteran Bruins player, attributes the team's success to their commitment to playing a 200-foot game and the familiarity of the system. He also highlights the importance of getting production from up and down the lineup.

The Bruins' strong defense, led by Swayman in net has been a key factor in their success. Geekie notes that the team's ability to consistently get pucks in the net will be crucial in their continued success. The Bruins take on the Penguins tonight in Pittsburgh, and it's clear that they're a force to be reckoned with.

Plus, Chris chats with UConn men's hoops star Braylon Mullins about the Huskies match-up with the Michigan Wolverines at the TD Garden tomorrow night.

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Last night's election results were a historic blow to the Republican Party, with Democrats securing a significant majority in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. Chris Ryan, political analyst Dean Spiliotes, and Fox Newsnational political down the implications of this seismic shift in the country's political landscape.

The Democrats' victory was a resounding one, with the party set to control at least 54 seats in the Senate and 228 seats in the House. This massive win has significant consequences for the future of American politics, particularly in key battleground states like Texas and Florida. The speaker and their guests analyze the impact of this shift on the Republican Party's prospects in the 2028 presidential election.

The discussion touches on the role of former President Trump in the Republican Party's defeat, with some arguing that his continued influence may make it difficult for the party to move forward. The speaker and their guests also explore the implications of this shift for the Democratic Party, including the potential for a more moderate leadership and the challenges of maintaining a majority in the face of potential backlash.

To hear more about the implications of last night's election results and what they mean for the future of American politics, tune in to this episode of the podcast.

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