Steve Smith Podcast

PJ is here as we talk about track season, today's State Championship meet for D3, middle school and Granite State Track, progress at the new Community Center, and more.

Joe is here and what on Earth happened to his arms?!? He tells the stories about why his arms are all cut up and how he fell over in a chair yesterday. We talk about the Nursing Home project costs, putting political signs on Broad Street Park in Claremont, Kelly Ayotte running for Gov, and more.

Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Brent working out again, falling asleep during sports events on TV, Stevens Alumni coming in a couple weeks, active shooter training in Claremont, and more.

Danielle Cherry is here, fresh from Hollywood, as she gears up to direct the Hollywood Cabaret at the Newport Opera House May 31 and June 1. We talk about her role with the Oscars, coming back to Newport to direct this show, what we can expect to see, and lots more.

Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about my crummy tv service, the work to Newport's Main Street soon, Prom last weekend, Wayne wants to have a drive in cruise, they talk about their kids, and more.

Ray Gagnon is back as we talk the better weather, mowing lawn, Ray as the US Marshall, NH politics, and more.

This podcast is sponsored by Sugar River Bank: From the Newport Rec Dept, PJ Lovely is here as we talk about spring track (high school and middle school), Newport moves up to D3 for football, the townwide yardsale, the town vote for the community center, and more.

Claremont Police Chief Brent Wilmot is here as we talk about Peace Officer Memorial Day, Police Memorial Week, Colby Case being honored and remembered in the Detective Division, investigations, Brent being used during the canine demonstration, and more.

Lionel Chute is back in studio with some goodies as we talk about things you can eat out in the wild, sampling some basswood tree leaves, a special hickory oil, and birch syrup. Plus we look back at the Claremont tasting event at the Opera House a couple weeks ago, look ahead to this weekend's events in Goshen for Nature Fest and the tree planting in Claremont on Saturday and lots more great conversations.

Shelly Hudson is here with actors Maya Small and Azalea Hudson as we look ahead to the production of Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler at the Maxfield Parrish Stage at the historic Plainfield Townhall May 23 - 26. We discuss the play, how it is a challenge, why this selection, the Victorian age, "break a leg", and lots more. Tickets are available through eventbrite.com