Brady Carlson

Host, All Things Considered / Digital Host

Along with hosting All Things Considered each afternoon, Brady hosts NHPR’s presence on Twitter and Facebook, and maintains NHPR’s Public Insight Network, working with residents around New Hampshire to use their knowledge and insights to inform news coverage. Brady writes the Here's What's Awesome blog for Word of Mouth, and is a frequent guest on the show, discussing internet culture, media and technology.

In addition to his radio career, Brady has been a public librarian, an overnight stock clerk, a community theater director, a custodian, a schoolteacher, a warehouse laborer, an adjunct college professor, an office receptionist and a walking billboard at a plastics industry trade show.

Brady holds a Master’s Degree in Visual and Media Arts from Emerson College in Boston and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Science from Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois.

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All Things Considered
5:44 pm
Thu May 24, 2012

Fire Causes "Extensive Damage" at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

Officials at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard say last night’s fire on a nuclear-powered submarine caused extensive damage, and that seven people, including five firefighters, suffered minor injuries.

Deborah Mcdermott has been reporting on the fire for Seacoast Online. She talks with All Things Considered host Brady Carlson about the aftermath of the fire.

Word of Mouth
11:54 am
Wed May 23, 2012

Enemies: A History of the FBI

Photo Credit Roger Schultz, via Flickr Creative Commons

Tim Weiner, a Pulitzer Prize winning author, speaks about his newest book “Enemies: A History of the FBI.”

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Word of Mouth
11:31 am
Wed May 23, 2012

Here's What's Awesome...

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Here's What's Awesome...

Plagiarism doesn't work.

Science suggests consuming organic food has an effect on our morals.

What's Internet Explorer? Chrome becomes number one browser!

Cat Meme Winston's Custody Battle. 

Fire Fighter saves cat...but this time the cat is not stuck in a tree?

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Word of Mouth
10:50 am
Wed May 23, 2012

Minority Report Made Reality

Photo credit Henry, courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons

A patent is filed by General Motors that would use information collected from its OnStar navigation system to personalize passing billboards to drivers.

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All Things Considered
4:54 pm
Mon May 21, 2012

New Hampshire Teen Mobilizing Peers for Global Good

Dylan Mahalingham, a teen from Derry with his own NGO.

A few weeks back the Huffington Post and the nonprofit group Youth Service America issued a list of the 25 most powerful and influential young people in the world.

And one of them is from Derry, New Hampshire. Dylan Mahalingam founded the volunteer organization Lil’ MDG’s in 2004, at age nine. Since then he’s worked to encourage millions of youths to find ways to improve conditions for young people. He joins All Things Considered host Brady Carlson with more about what he does.

Religion
4:58 pm
Fri May 18, 2012

Three Candidates in Consideration for New Hampshire's Next Episcopal Bishop

New Hampshire Episcopalians are set to choose a successor to retiring Bishop Gene Robinson, whose election in 2003 as the first openly gay Episcopal bishop created worldwide headlines and controversy between the church and the Anglican Communion.

Lisa Wangsness covers religion for the Boston Globe; she joins All Things Considered host Brady Carlson to look at the three candidates and the state of the Episcopal Church in New Hampshire.

Boston Globe: N.H. Episcopalians may elect 2d gay bishop

Bishop Search and Nomination Committee website

Politics
6:06 pm
Thu May 17, 2012

Lawmakers Take Up Tax Amendment, But Not Ed Funding Amendment

The flurry of activity continues at the New Hampshire statehouse.

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Politics
6:06 pm
Tue May 15, 2012

O'Brien-Vaillancourt Flap At Center of Busy, Contentious State House Session

It's the time of year when the statehouse gets hectic - and, occasionally, foul-tempered.

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All Things Considered
3:39 pm
Mon May 14, 2012

For Dartmouth Student, Record-Setting Chain More Fun Than (Yep) A Barrel of Monkeys

Monkey business.
Mykl Roventine via Flickr/Creative Commons

History was made Sunday at Dartmouth College – of a sort, anyway. A team led by Dartmouth senior D. Parker Phinney set a record for the world’s longest Barrel of Monkeys chain. He joins All Things Considered host Brady Carlson to relive the excitement.

Public Insight Network
11:10 am
Thu May 10, 2012

Public Insight Network: How are Businesses Faring in Manchester?

We'd like to know more about how small businesses are doing in Manchester. Tell us your experiences and share what you know through our Public Insight Network! Click here.

Word of Mouth
11:26 am
Tue May 8, 2012

A Fantastic Voyage to Kill Superbugs

Photo by Microbe World, courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons

Science fiction becomes reality, MIT’s break through nano-particle that could usher in a new age of treating what ails you.

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Shifting the Balance
5:40 pm
Mon May 7, 2012

Can Healthy Food Make It As Snack Food?

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You’re at the gym, working up a sweat, burning some calories, getting that metabolism in gear… and then the workout ends and you’re looking for quick refreshment. Grabbing a candy bar or a sugary soda from the vending machine can feel like you’re undoing all your exercise.

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Word of Mouth
10:35 am
Mon May 7, 2012

From Light to Sound

Photo by Menage a Moi, courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons

How laser technology is being applied to a new line of cochlear implants.

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Word of Mouth
9:43 am
Mon May 7, 2012

The Cyber Writer’s Bête Noire

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The importance of being mindful of what one writes for the web, as the internet remembers all.

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Series: Shifting the Balance
9:13 am
Mon May 7, 2012

Pudgy Kids, Anemic Policies

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Despite America’s new stance on obesity, the well-intended efforts to combat the problem have grown soft and ineffectual.

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