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When Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani, Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama come to New Hampshire it is headline news.

But in a crowded field of more than 18 presidential candidates it's difficult to garner much attention as a lesser known politician.

A group of driven activists who support Republican Congressman Ron Paul believe with a little more exposure their guy will become a top-tier contender.

New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein has the story.

More and more people are becoming concerned with where their food is coming from, how safe it is and how they can best navigate the food world. We'll take a look at the policies around imported foods, including a movement to have so-called country of origin labeling applied to foods and also look at the trade-off between demand for certain kinds of food and how far supermarkets have to go to get them onto their shelves, especially in the off-season.

Guests

• Patty Lovera, Assistant Director for Food & Water Watch in Washington, D.C. She works on the food team, especially on meat inspection and mad cow disease, country of origin labeling, and dairy issues.
• Dr. Joanne Burke, Director of the Dietetic Internship Program and Clinical Assistant Professor of Animal and Nutritional Sciences at UNH. She is also an Advisory Member of the UNH Food and Society Initiative of the UNH Office of Sustainability and a founding member of the UNH New Hampshire Center for a Food Secure Future.

We'll Also Hear From

• John Dumas, CEO of the New Hampshire Grocers Association.