Northeast Delta Dental

In this episode of Northeast Delta Dental Radio, President and CEO Tom Raffio welcomes Jennifer Beyer, Senior Manager of Corporate Giving, to celebrate 30 years of the Northeast Delta Dental Foundation  They discuss the Foundation’s impact on oral health across Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, highlight recent grants supporting dental care and education, and share how community organizations can apply for funding.

Dawn Johnson, board member of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and NAMI Survivor Voices speaker, joins Tom Raffio to discuss turning personal loss into advocacy and action. She shares how AFSP and NAMI are helping reduce the stigma surrounding mental health and suicide, create supportive communities, and give people the tools to recognize when someone may be struggling and start a potentially lifesaving conversation.

Tom Raffio sits down with Monique DeForge, Director of Development and Community Engagement at the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire, to explore how the museum is helping children and families learn, connect, and thrive through play. They discuss new exhibits, including a two-story climbing structure, along with early learning, social-emotional wellness, community outreach, and programs that make the museum accessible to families across New Hampshire.

This week on Northeast Delta Dental Radio, Tom welcomes Kathi Russ and Cindy Foote to talk about the fourth annual Pink Tie Gala benefiting the American Cancer Society. They share the inspiration behind this year’s “Mission Possible” theme, how the event has grown over the years, and the incredible community support that makes it all possible. Tune in to hear how a special night in Concord is bringing people together to have fun, honor those impacted by cancer, and support an important mission.

On this episode of Northeast Delta Dental Radio, Tom Raffio sits down with New England College head football coach Kevin Kelly to talk about building the Pilgrims football program from the ground up. Coach Kelly shares lessons from more than four decades in football, the importance of patience and team culture, and his commitment to preparing student-athletes for success both on the field and in life. Plus, we get a look at what’s ahead for NEC football as the program continues to grow.

What does it take to prepare communities for disasters—and mobilize hundreds of volunteers when the unexpected happens? American Red Cross Regional Disaster Officer John Montes joins Tom Raffio on Northeast Delta Dental Radio to discuss disaster preparedness, home fire safety, the critical need for blood donations, and the volunteers helping neighbors across Northern New England and beyond.

Retirement is about more than finances—it’s about preparing for a longer life with purpose, connection and independence. AARP New Hampshire State Director Christina FitzPatrick joins Tom Raffio on Northeast Delta Dental Radio to share practical advice on navigating retirement, caregiving, housing and the choices that can help us age well.

In this episode of Northeast Delta Dental Radio, Tom Raffio sits down with Angie Lane, Executive Director of Red River Theatres in Concord, to explore how this nonprofit, independent cinema has become a community institution. As Red River approaches its 20th anniversary, Angie shares how its mission goes far beyond showing movies—using film to help people connect, engage, and grow. The conversation covers Red River’s unique nonprofit model, the importance of members, sponsors, and community partnerships, and how the theater balances major new releases with independent films, classics, documentaries, and special programming. Angie also offers a behind-the-scenes look at how films are selected and why community input plays such an important role in keeping Red River a true local theater.

Tom Raffio interviews Kristen Welch, the director of development at National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) New Hampshire, whose mission is to provide support, education, and advocacy to all Granite Staters who have been affected by mental illness or suicide.

In this edition of Northeast Delta Dental Radio, host Tom Raffio interviews Jamie Staton, Major Gifts Officer at Easterseals NH. Jamie shares how his transition from broadcasting to philanthropy has given him a new appreciation for the extraordinary reach and impact of Easterseals across New Hampshire and Vermont. The conversation explores the organization’s wide range of programs serving children, adults, seniors, veterans and families, as well as its commitment to providing millions of dollars in free and reduced-cost services each year. Tom and Jamie also discuss the growing Easterseals Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin, including affordable housing, clinical services, equine therapy, the Delta Dog program, and opportunities for businesses to support veterans through meetings and team-building activities on the campus. They highlight the life-changing work of Veterans Count, upcoming fundraising events, expanded behavioral health services, and a new childcare initiative designed to help make quality care accessible to more families.

Granite State Independent Living

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

Tom Raffio interviews Amber Ferreira, elite runner, after her win at the Delta Dental Mt. Washington Road Race. Amber reveals she has raced Mount Washington 14 times and explains how experience has been the key to her wins. She breaks down her race strategy, from pacing early to leveraging thousands of bike miles for leg strength, and why the race is unlike anything else.

Tom Raffio sits down with Beth Daisy, Vision Rehabilitation Manager at Future In Sight to explore the affects UV rays can have on your vision and the simple steps you can take to protect your sight all year long.

Tom Raffio interviews Dr. Jeff Walawender Vice President, Provider Network and Clinical Strategies at Northeast Delta Dental on the findings of the 2026 State of America’s Oral Health and Wellness Report. Dr. Walawender turns the tables and asks Tom about the ADA Oral Health 2050 panel for which he has been chosen to be a panelist. 

Tom interviews Aimee Terravechia, Executive Director of 603 Equality on Pride month. The pair discuss the history of the celebration and events in the New Hampshire area.

Lion's Cup 2026

Tom Raffio interviews Myra Nikitas  and Mary Duquette, co-founders of The Traveling Tooth Fairies.

Tom Raffio interviews Gail Brown, Executive Director, NH Oral Health Coalition. The pair discuss the Texas A&M study findings showing that rural residents, Medicaid recipients, and uninsured individuals are disproportionately affected by lack of dental access.   

For Mental Health Awareness Month, Tom Raffio interviews Jonathan Routhier, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester.