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www.bradmarston.com My dear friend Brad Marston, whom I befriended during the McCain campaign, is now running for State Representative in Boston (R). He needs your help, if you want fiscal responsibility and common sense brought to the Mass. State House, support him by donating on-line or sending a check to: Friends of Brad Marston, 90 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108. I appreciate your support for him.
www.goviolin.com I first met Drew Trettick about five years ago while vacationing in Disneyland, CA with my family. He was playing there at night, and I became moderately to severely obsessed with his music. A prodigal son of violin players, he's played since the age of 5 and is a Julliard graduate. His siblings also are violinists. A stunning talent, wrapped in a warm, Indiana persona. Do yourself a favor and check this out.
www.bobbywhitlock.com I interviewed Bobby Whitlock in March of 2008. He was just 19 when he joined Eric Clapton, Duane Allman, Carl Radle and Jim Gordon to form "Derek & The Dominos" in the early 1970's. His songwriting, B3 Hammond organ, piano and mostly, his powerhouse vocals, were the backbone of this epic record.
www.jenniferhorn.org I used to be Jennifer's guest on Fridays at WSMN until she decided to make the "big run". The run for U.S. Congress. A true traditionalist, she has taught me much and it has been a pleasure knowing her family. A one-of-a-kind.
www.dennismillerradio.com "I have followed the comedy of Dennis Miller since the early seventies, and have also mirrored his transition from young, liberal idealist to moderately conservative working parent. You know him, he's smart as a whip, and I feel he has found his true calling in what I am hereby deeming the premier talk show in America."
www.ayotteglassart.com "Rick Ayotte is a long-time friend of our family and past business associate of my late father. He began as a glass blower for a scientific company in Nashua, NH as a young man and fell in love with the medium. He then began creating glass animals, ships, etc., and worked himself up to where he is now a world-reknown glass paperweight artist. He has pieces on display in the Smithsonian Institute, among many others. A workaholic by nature and true gentleman, he is also Uncle to NH Attorney General Kelley Ayotte."
www.billyg.net "Bill Glynn is a world famous entrepreneur, philanthropist and visionary, voted one of the top 15 innovators in the world. He has just authored "Left On Red", a fascinating look at economics and he is also the founder of Collective IQ. He is influential in Hollywood and the entertainment business and advises companies around the world on a variety of issues. A truly interesting guy, and, more importantly, he posted my interview with him done for WSMN on July 20th, 2008, at his website. An intensely intersting guy, this site is worth the trip."
www.emiliocorsetti.com As I write this, I am planning to meet in-studio with Emilio who has just authored the book "35 Miles From Shore:The Ditching and Rescue of ALM Flight 980". It is the true story of a flight that was forced to ditch in shark-infested waters off the Caribbean years ago. Emilio is a commercial pilot and his work has appeared in many national publications including the Chicago Tribune and Professional Pilot Magazine.
www.letsgetthisright.com "My good friend Brad Marston has been a staunch McCain supporter since day one. He has launched website after website, left no media stone unturned, and is tireless in his efforts on behalf of Senator McCain. By "tireless" of course, I mean he has sold his tires, and given the money to McCain."
www.jaythomas.com: Another of my favorite radio shows on Sirius. You may remember Jay as "Eddie LaBecque" on the TV show "Cheers", or from Murphy Brown, the movie Mr. Holland's Opus or from many other of his endeavours. He is an absolute riot onthe radio. Well worth a listen.
www.granitetownre.com: I would be remiss if I didn't mention the very Real Estate office that I work for here in Milford, NH. A comfortable atmosphere, an excellent broker and a great track record led me to this office after receving my license over a year ago. Good timing, huh?.....
www.cfdn.org: For as long as I can remember, this dedicated group of flyboys, many of them from World War II, have restored and flown around the country an incredible collection of vintage aircraft. For years, they would come every fall to the Aviation Heritage Festival at the Nashua, NH airport. This year they spent a few days at the Manchester, NH airport. A few of these planes are the last remaining and still flying. They offer a glimpse into the world that so many brave young men and women shared during this critical time in our country's history, and in many cases, a glimpse of the last thing many of them saw. Well worth a trip or donation. These guys do this as a non- profit, just trying to keep these things in the public eye.
www.politicalsolutions.info: Joe Marino, indeed his entire family, are old family friends of mine. Really, they are family to me. Joe is a retired attorney, WWII veteran, and came up the hard way. I admire his continued fight for his country. While many are satisfied to put their feet up, or play golf, Joe continues, with passion, to make a general pain-in-the-ass of himself. Well worth the visit.
www.wsi-internetadvisors.com: Web Guy
www.mcam.org
www.pfg-tv.com My first TV experience was with Scorch, the legendary Rock101 DJ and his co-host Nick Carpenelli. Making the most of Manchester Community Access Media (mcam.org), they've developed a very entertaining talk show. Worth a look
www.honorflightnewengland.org This homegrown organization is an affiliate of a national organization. Essentially, general aviation pilots who provide flights for veterans to differnat memorials and services. My friend Lenny Cushing, senior air traffic controller at Boire Field (Nashua Airport), Nashua, NH is heavily involved. What better way to say thank you...
www.mitchstinson.com I recently did stand-up comedy at a couple of venues where Mitch was hosting. He's a great comic, works clean, and he's also a retired Navy carrier pilot. A sweetheart of a guy, one of those friends one is glad to have made on the circuit...
www.dannyaiello.com The venerable actor and now, singer, was generous enough to provide an interview for my show. Danny may be my favorite actor ever, more importantly, a good guy. Now touring with his 8-piece band, he is promoting his second CD, 'Live from Atlantic City', with a style and flair that is already unique. Danny Aiello...an American Treasure, in my opinion.
www.thecomedystudio.com This acclaimed comedy club in Harvard Square is known to be a tough place to get into, from a comedian's standpoint. Host Rick Jenkins is a veteran of the national comedy scene and holds a tight reign over the quality of performers. They sell out nearly every night, as the reputation of the room has become solid. A great room to do comedy in, and a great room to go see/hear comedy in.
www.craigloydgren.com Craig is a comedian/writer who was hosting the show the night I performed at Danny's Upstairs. A really funny guy with smart, creative observations. Worth the ride to the website.
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Karl From New Hampshire