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He’ll talk about his more than 40 years at Yankee and the Old Farmers Almanac. Hale reflects on New England people and culture and the challenge of moving Yankee in new directions, while retaining its loyal readers. Yankee Magazine is on-line at [http://www.newengland.com] This interview was originally broadcast in August.

Space aliens meet with President Bush, and a donkey-man is banned from drive-in movies! It?s time to talk about the magazines that spice-up your check out line. We?ll get a sneak peak at the industry that gives us so many stories of the seedy, incredible and bizarre. Trish is joined by Bill Sloan, a former editor of the National Enquirer and author of ?I Watched a Wild Hog Eat My Baby!: A Colorful History of Tabloids and Their Cultural Impact.? Original Air Date: 9/7/01

Co-hosts Rosemary Conroy and Iain MacLeod team up to suggest ways you can enjoy New Hampshire's flora and fauna in 2002.

You�ll hear all that and more from Manuel Marquez-Sterling. He left Cuba in 1960 after Castro came to power and eventually wound up at Plymouth State College, teaching ancient history. He�s a prolific writer in English and Spanish, he�s an opera buff and he appeared in Ken Burns� Baseball series as an expert on Latin American baseball.

This week?s holidays didn?t slow down the Board of Aldermen in Nashua.
They voted 8 to 6 not to set a tougher standard for smoking in restaurants?and they also banned by an overwhelming 12-2 all night public dancing.
Nick Pappas, the Managing Editor at the Nashua Telegraph updated NHPR?s Lisa Peakes on those stories and more news from the region.