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Catie Curtis on The Front Porch

Boston-based Catie Curtis has become a regular fixture at the biggest folk festivals in the Northeast and throughout the country. She appeared on The Front Porch to play songs from her new CD "Long Night Moon." You can hear Catie Curtis on The Front Porch here, as well as view pictures from the program.

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Catie Curtis performs a song from her CD "Long Night Moon" on The Front Porch. (Brady Carlson, NHPR)

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Catie Curtis tells NHPR's Shay Zeller about how being a parent has affected her music. (Brady Carlson, NHPR)

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Catie Curtis performs "New Flowers" on The Front Porch. (Brady Carlson, NHPR)

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Catie Curtis (left) talks with NHPR's Shay Zeller. (Brady Carlson, NHPR)

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Catie Curtis talks about her new CD on The Front Porch. (Brady Carlson, NHPR)

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Singer/Songwriter Catie Curtis

By Shay Zeller on Wednesday, August 9, 2006.

Boston-based Catie Curtis has become a regular fixture at the biggest folk festivals in the northeast and throughout the country. Her new CD "Long Night Moon" is the first recording she's made since adopting two children. She'll play in the studio and talk about the effect being a parent has on her music and about the impressive mix of musicians she's got behind the new work.

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New Hampshire Curiosities

By John Clayton on Wednesday, August 9, 2006.

A parade honoring the Viking explorer Leif Erikson, an annual giant pumpkin boat race, and a garage completely sided by license plates. Writer Eric Jones crossed the four corners of our state trying to find the most "curious" people, places and events in our state. He found the one and only state hired gull harasser, a slush pond crossing competition and a thirty two year tradition of square dancing around a Randolph gas pump. Today we'll explore some of most quirky and offbeat things in that make the Granite State great. John Clayton hosts. His guest is Eric Jones, author of "New Hampshire Curiosities: Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities & Other Offbeat Stuff".

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