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ArchivesThe Whales of SummerBy Iain MacLeod on Friday, July 23, 2004.In the summer and fall many whales call the Gulf of Maine home. Iain gives you a primer on the four species found just off of New Hampshire's coast. You'll also hear the songs of the humpback whale. "Left Over Sea Running" is taken from Deep Voices, produced by Dr Roger Payne, founder of the Ocean Alliance. listen:
 NH Delegation Reacts to 9-11 CommissionBy Priscilla Huff on Friday, July 23, 2004.Yesterdays report by the 9/11 Commission called on Congress to act quickly to put in place several reforms. And at least one Senate Committee is answering the call by scheduling hearings. But concerns about inertia remain among New Hampshire's Congressional delegation. NHPR Correspondent Priscilla Huff reports: listen:
Local Laconians Want to Limit Bike WeekBy Rachel Estabrook on Friday, July 23, 2004.A group of Laconia residents wants the town to consider shortening Bike Week. The group is out collecting signatures for a referendum they want to present to the City Council. They say Bike Week is noisy and disruptive and that most residents don't want it to last so long. New Hampshire Public Radio's Rachel Estabrook reports. listen:
Preserving New Hampshire's Threatened AnimalsBy John Walters on Friday, July 23, 2004.John Kantor heads the state's Nongame and Endangered Wildlife program. He works with a lot of different species- from butterflies to to sea birds, to turtles to Canada Lynx. He talks about all the places his work has taken him and the kinds of threats New Hampshire animals face. [http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us] listen:
NASCAR in New HampshireBy Laura Knoy on Friday, July 23, 2004.It's the number one spectator sport in the state, and it's not politics! New Hampshire fans love the drama, intrigue and high speed stakes of NASCAR racing. And for one weekend in July, a local racetrack become's the state's second largest city, welcoming over 100,000 visitors. Laura's guests are Gordon Kirby, a racing journalist who travels the world covering the sport of auto racing, Kevin Provencher, Sports Writer who covers NASCAR for The Manchester Union Leader, and Pete Pistone, Executive Editor and Sports Journalist for Racing One Magazine. Petes' uncle was "Tiger" Tom Pistone who raced NASCAR in the 50s. listen:
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