WLOB Radio…The Lobster Network

Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson starts with Trump’s dance with Iran using a scene from a TV show (The West Wing) as an example. He moves on to examples of the Mills’ administration’s fraudulent overdose results in Maine. He explains that using Narcan doesn’t mean that there wasn’t an overdose and uses The Town Farm as an example. He moves on to some of the other things that she has lied about including her stance on abortion, and that Mills or Pingree are not showing up for work.

Segment 3-4:  ​Ray talks about religious freedom and uses the latest case that started in 2024 with a dispute between parents Matthew Bradeen and Emily Bickford regarding the religious upbringing of their daughter he shares details of the case. He uses this case as an example of the courts not following the Constitution. Ray talks about the Sec. of State and some of the questions that linger from Shenna Bellows leadership like the ballot mystery.


Segments 5-6:  David Jones (FO Bailey Real Estate) and Robert Wessels join Ray. Robert brings in Eryn Soule, a candidate running for State Senate out of Lewiston. She explains the reasons that she decided to run and points out the shootings in Lewiston including the one last night. She also talks about the needle initiative that she has started. Robert explains that you can change the direction of Maine by getting out to vote for your local candidates. If you would like to see Robert as Sec. of State, we need to get more Republicans in State government and they name several candidates running across the state. Visit souleforme.com to find out more and see how you can help her win this seat.

Segments 7-8:  Ray reintroduces the panel of David, Robert and Eryn. David shares that his granddaughter has been denied to go to school over vaccinations. They get into more areas of our life that the government is trying to overstep and that we need to stand our ground on parental rights. This brings up a discussion of homeschooling and Maine’s educational system.

Segment 9-10:  Ray and David are joined by Peter Bolduc (The Town Farm, (207) 797-7997). David starts off with politics and electing like-minded people for office. Ray asks Peter about The Town Farm’s process of accepting clients and Peter shares what that looks like. They talk about Faith and the Bible. Peter talks about his three core aspects of his visit.

Segments 11-12:  Bridget Quinn “Aunt Bubba” (AARP Maine’s Advocacy and Outreach Director) joins Ray and they talk about the effects that grandparents have on their families. They get into some of their Coffee Talks which are monthly gatherings are held in Bangor, Auburn, Fort Kent, Yarmouth, and Naples, and is a great way to connect, learn, and stay involved in your community, the Guided Forest Bathing Experience and she explains what that is and entails and the Walk, Watch & Wonder: Birding in New Castle. Check out what are some of the other programs and events that they have happening at AARP Maine.

Segments 13-16:  Steve Gruber (Nationally Syndicated host of Real America Voice and The Steve Gruber Show, heard on WLOB at 6pm) joins Ray and they talk about Ray’s newest grandson, Warren Truett Richardson and then get into politics starting with some of the Democrats and their tactics including Graham Platner and Troy Jackson, the polling system and how unreliable they are and why. Steve shares some shenanigans in Michigan and Ray shares a similar scenario that happened in Maine with the no boys in girls sports referendum. They talk about the 17th Amendment (the way U.S. Senators are elected) being the worst thing that could have happened to America, the Judicial system, and more.

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