Who is the NHCADSV? Who is Amanda Grady Sexton? Who are the players and lawfirms in Concord? Let's take a deep dive.

FOUR BEDS AND A BOARDROOM — EPISODE 2: THE FAMILY TREE Last week, we followed the money.This week, we follow the people.One city councilor with two jobs and zero recusals. One lawyer with six hats and one sealed grand jury report. One professional network stretching from the New Hampshire Supreme Court to a $12,500 line item in a municipal budget — and somehow, every thread leads back to the same zip code, the same law firm, the same coalition.Tonight on the Gracie Gato Podcast: the day job Amanda Grady Sexton doesn’t mention at the dais. The conflict of interest David Vicinanzo was warned about — in writing, twice — and kept going anyway. The Deputy AG who sent the warning, then hired his son. The grand jury report that nobody outside the parties has read. The bill that would have protected survivors like Marisol Fuentes. And why it died.Pour something neat. This one we take slowly.The paper is real. The emails are public. The family tree is yours now. Listen. Then ask your city councilor if they’ve heard of any of this. Get full access to The Gracie Gato Podcast at gracieformermrsgato.substack.com/subscribe