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ArchivesThis Is MedicaidBy Kerry Grens on Friday, January 21, 2005.Last year in New Hampshire Medicaid cost over 800 million dollars and provided health insurance for one out of ten residents. The need to control these costs has made Medicaid one of the most argued issues in the legislature. To form a better picture of what all the buzz is about, NHPR’s Kerry Grens has more… listen:
 The New Dietary GuidelinesBy Laura Knoy on Friday, January 21, 2005.More fruits and veggies, more whole grains, and a lot more exercise. That's some of what's included in the new dietary guidelines. We'll ask what doctors like and don't like about the U.S. Government's most recent plan. Laura's guests are Dr. Marcia Herrin, Adjunt Assistant Professor of Community and Family Medicine at the Dartmouth Medical School and Dr. Mary McGowan with the Cholesterol Treatment Center at the Concord Hospital. listen:
Chilly AnemonesBy Iain MacLeod on Friday, January 21, 2005.We may think of sea anemones as a tropical creature, but did you know that they can thrive in the frigid coastal waters of New England? listen:
Tom BodettBy John Walters on Friday, January 21, 2005.Tom Bodett may be best known as the voice of Motel 6. But he certainly has more to say than just, �We�ll leave the light on for you.� In 1976 Tom moved to Homer, Alaska. Since then he has made a career of writing stories about life in a small town in coastal Alaska; his books include The End of the Road and The Last Garage on Clear Shot. His new book is Norman Tuttle on the Last Frontier. It's about the struggles of a teenager to find his way through the changes of life. Tom is a former NPR commentator, and host of a nationally-broadcast radio show. He now splits his time between Homer and Dummerston, Vermont listen:
Church and State Have Their Day In CourtBy Josh Rogers on Friday, January 21, 2005.State prosecutors and the Diocese of Manchester were before a Hillsborough County Superior Court Judge Yesterday. They argued the terms of the Diocese's 2002 settlement agreement over past sexual abuse by state Priests. listen:
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