In this episode, Producer Jimmy Gutierrez heads to the UNH campus to find out more about how debates over free speech are playing out on a majority white campus. Check out his earlier reporting here.
Also on the show, NHPR's Annie Ropeik takes to the Crawford Trail to find out what it takes to maintain the region's oldest continuously used hiking path, and the story of how the humble potato came to North America.
- Writer Mari Uyehara, author of How Free Speech Warriors Maintstreamed White Supremacists, an article published in GQ.
- UNH voices: Jimmy Gutierrez speaks with students and faculty from The University of New Hampshire, to learn more about what free speech means on campus.
- NHPR's Energy and Environment reporter Annie Ropeik takes to the Crawford trail to find out what it takes to maintain the region's oldest continuously used hiking path.
- Producer Jimmy Gutierrez interviews Sy Montgomery, naturalist and author of The Hyena Scientist.
- You Asked, We Answered: Are Potatoes Famous in New Hampshire?