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ArchivesThe NHBIA President Outlines Worrisome IssuesBy David Darman on Friday, July 22, 2005.The leaders of New Hampshire's Business and Industry Association have been holding a series of Roundtable discussions around the state. They've been hearing about many issues that concern businesses, from the seacoast to the White Mountains. Jim Roche is the President of NH BIA and he's been the moderator at all 12 Roundtable discussions so far. listen:
 It's All In The NoseBy Rosemary Conroy on Friday, July 22, 2005.There are lots of ways to deter animals from grazing in your garden this summer, but hitting them in the olfactories just might be the most effective. listen:
Disappearance in Dixville NotchBy Shay Zeller on Friday, July 22, 2005.A woman has vanished from the Balsams Grand Resort, and it's up to the hotel's general manager and his old friend to find out what happened to her. That's the plot of a new mystery novel called A Last Resort by author Mark Okrant. Dr. Okrant's first book, Judson's Island, was both a murder mystery and a textbook for students of tourism planning. He joins Host Shay Zeller to talk about his latest work and how fiction and education can overlap. listen:
Chautauqua- 1905By Laura Knoy on Friday, July 22, 2005.1905 - it was shortly after the turn of what would become the "American Century", a time of great technological advances, of Einstein's Theory of relativity, of increased racism and immigration and a time in which our country was searching for its own identity. This year 1905 is the theme of this year's Chautauqua, in which historians dress as celebrated Americans, give speeches and answer questions. Today on the Exchange some of the Chautauqua historians join us to look back to the year 1905, their roles in that year and what they think of the issues of today. Laura's guests are Theodore Roosevelt, Ida Wells-Barnett and William Jennings Bryan. listen:
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