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ArchivesThe American ChestnutBy Iain MacLeod on Friday, October 15, 2004.There was a time when the American Chesnut flourished in New Hampshire's forests. Find out where they went at the turn of the century and where they are going today. listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
Bush Campaign Official Resigns Over Jamming ScandalBy Josh Rogers on Friday, October 15, 2004.The resignation of James Tobin, President Bush's New England Campaign Chair, has again roiled the waters between local GOP and Democratic Party partisans. Tobin stepped down after state democrats implicated him in the illegal phone jamming that took place on election day 2002. In a statement, Tobin said the allegations against him are without merit. New Hampshire Public Radio's Josh Rogers reports on the reaction of local party chairs. listen:
 Benson and Lynch Debate in BerlinBy Trish Anderton on Friday, October 15, 2004.Governor Craig Benson and his Democratic challenger John Lynch clashed over homeland security, ethics, and the environment last night. Their debate in Berlin had a heated and increasingly personal tone. NHPR correspondent Trish Anderton reports. listen:
The Jewish Sound ArchiveBy John Walters on Friday, October 15, 2004.Alex Hartov is a professor at Dartmouth and creator of the Jewish Sound Archive- a digital collection of music, humor, history, and broadcasting. We hear about the archive and sample some rare recordings. listen:
Political MoviesBy Laura Knoy on Friday, October 15, 2004.Fahrenheit 9-11, Celsius 41.11, Bush's Brain and Hijacking Castrophe, they're part of a group of new documentaries and films with a political slant looking to entertain, make people think and possible influence voters. Politics has always been a part of Hollywood but this year it seems more than ever. We'll look at this year's crop of politically driven movies as well as look back in time at the ways that Hollywood and politics have crossed paths in the past. Laura's guests are Garen Daly, a film reviewer living in Gilmanton and artistic director of the Dedham Community Theatre in Dedham, Massachusetts, and Larry Benquist, professor of film studies at Keene State College. listen:
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