Jon Kiper discusses his 2026 campaign for Governor with his partner, Emily.

Jon Kiper discusses the challenges of fundraising in politics from the perspective of an average working-class person.

Jon discusses his antidote to Reagan's trickle-down economics: prioritizing community. An economic system based on helping the people struggling the most in our community.

Jon talks about the NH music scene with Rainnor from Marvel Prone.

On Season 2, Episode 2, Jon and Emily discuss their recent road trip to Claremont to attend a school board meeting. They also discuss COVID and its long-term impact on our community.

Season 2, Episode 1, is all about public education and the bizarre political cult working to undermine NH schools.

In the seventh episode of The Jon Kiper Show, Jon interviews Emmett Soldati, a small business owner, NH native, and candidate for Executive Council. Learn more about Emmett's campaign at EmmettSoldati.com, and be sure to patronize his coffee shops in Concord and Dover! Visit TeatotallerCafe.com for more info.

In the sixth episode of The Jon Kiper Show, former New Hampshire state representative Ivy Vann joins as a guest to highlight the problematic and outdated zoning laws that are hurting far more than they help. Ivy Vann is a professional town planning consultant and is also currently running for re-election to the NH House of Representatives. Find out more about Ivy at: ivyvanntownplanning.com

In the fifth episode of The Jon Kiper Show, Jon speaks with State Representative Nicole Leapley from Manchester. Rep. Leapley also served multiple terms on the Manchester Board of School Committee (school board), and in this episode we're talking school funding, property taxes, and how it all ties together!

In the fourth episode of The Jon Kiper Show, Jon speaks with seasoned policy advocates Linds Jakows and Josie Pinto. Linds is the founder of 603 Equality, a grassroots LGBTQ+ advocacy organization that has been raising alarms about anti-LGBTQ+ legislation that recently passed and is pending Sununu's signature. Josie founded The Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire, an organization that provides financial assistance (and many other services!) to anyone seeking an abortion in NH. Learn more about 603Equality ➡️ linktr.ee/603equalitynh Learn more about RFFNH ➡️ reprofund.org

In the third episode of The Jon Kiper Show, Jon interviews Brandon Lemay, a housing activist based in Manchester. Brandon currently works as Field Manager for the progressive advocacy group Rights and Democracy, serves on the board of the Manchester Housing Alliance, and is a frequent flyer at public meetings of the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

In the second episode of The Jon Kiper Show, Jon interviews Daryl Eames, founder of the NH Cannabis Association (NHCANN) to discuss the latest news on the cannabis legalization front. Learn about NHCANN at NHCann.org.

WUNH 91.3 FM is the college radio station for the University of New Hampshire, Durham campus. On May 8th, 2024, shortly after campus police and state troopers arrested several UNH students for protesting, Jon Kiper was interviewed to speak to his candidacy for NH governor.

In the first episode of The Jon Kiper Show, Jon interviews Adrienne Beloin, former Director of Housing Stability for the city of Manchester, New Hampshire. Jon Kiper is a candidate for NH governor.