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Thirty-seven other states have some form of gambling outside of a lottery….our neighbor Massachussetts is just the latest to expand its offerings with a plan to build three major Casinos. And as the Bay State project goes forward, New Hampshire will be watching – and debating – whether it should join the game.

Guests

• Jim Rubens, Executive Committee Chair of the Granite State Coalition Against Expanded Gambling
• Lou D'Allesandro, State Senator from Manchester and former Executive Councilor and State Representative. He also chairs the Senate Finance Committee.

We'll Also Hear From

• Clyde Barrow, Director of the Center for Policy Analysis at UMass Dartmouth, also works with the New England Gaming Research Project at UMass.
• Tom Grey, National Spokesman and Field Director for the National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling.