On this week's "What's Up Salem?' Podcast, Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with Beverly and Howie Glynn about how they came to live in the Town of Salem and started their iconic business from scratch.

Welcome to Who's Talking Salem? A Historical podcast of What's Up Salem?I'm your host Tom Giarrosso, and we're revisiting the Salem archives featuring Project Perpetuate - an oral history started in the late 1970's and early 80's by Howard Turner and Richard Noyes.Today we peek into history with Ivan Gile. He talks with Howard Turner and Dick Noyes about the Salem Men's Club, his work with the Salem Trust funds and additional input form his wife Ethel, who contributes from their kitchen. You've been listening to Ivan Gile talking in their home with Howard Turner and Dick Noyes from the Salem NH Archives of Project Perpetuate. You can learn more about the history of Salem NH by visiting the Salem Historical Museum located at 310 Main Street or the check out the archives at the Kelley Library 234 Main St in Salem NH. I'm Tom Giarrosso from Salem Community Television and hope to see you again on our next visit into the archives of 'Who's Talking Salem'.

Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk about Salem's Capital Improvement Program (CIP), how it works and helps forecast projects and stabilize costs for Salem residents.

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Salem Deputy Police Chief Jason Smith about growing up in Salem and some of the challenges the local Police have today.

Salem Resident Florence Snow talks about her time working at the phone company before phones had numbers to dial out. She was one of 2 switchboard operators for the Town. She also talks about a fire at Rockingham Park, and she was woken up so she could operate the phones during the emergency.

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Salem resident Sonny Tylus about his history with the Town and the community organizations he helps as a volunteer.

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Town of Salem NH Health Officer Brian Lockard about the mosquito spraying program in Salem, how to protect their property from breeding mosquitos and how to opt out of the program if desired.

Host Tom Giarrosso talks with Salem archivist Bob Berthel about the recent digital restoration of dozens of recovered videotape reels from the 1970's and 80's that were stored at Salem High School. These are some of the earliest video recordings from the Town and are finally seeing the light of day after 50 years.

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Fred Wallace, Salem NH Deputy Director of Utilities about water levels with the local lakes, the regional water line and the new restrictions on water use due to the drought in the state.

Welcome to 'Who's Talking Salem?' A Historical podcast of What's Up Salem?I'm your host Tom Giarrosso, and we're revisiting the Salem archives featuring Project Perpetuate - an oral history started in the late 1970's and early 80's by Howard Turner and Richard Noyes.Today we peek into history with Paul Garabedian. He talks with Howard Turner about growing up on Salem Street, and the construction business he started with his family.