Special Features

The Exchange talks with New Hampshire's top commissioners about their priorities in 2007 and the challenges they may face.

From Donald Hall's Here at Eagle Pond to Russell Banks' Trailerpark, The Exchange's "Granite State Stories" series traces New Hampshire's history and culture, showing us where we've been, where we are and where we might be heading.

From Donald Hall's Here at Eagle Pond to Russell Banks' Trailerpark, The Exchange's "Granite State Stories" series traces New Hampshire's history and culture, showing us where we've been, where we are and where we might be heading.

Lead paint was banned from American homes in 1978 but the state still sees an average of about 250 cases of lead poisoning each year. NHPR looks at this persistent problem.

The StoryCorps Mobile Booths roam the country, collecting stories and legends of everyday America. They came to Concord in July 2007 - and New Hampshire residents came by to tell their stories.

During NHPR's 25th year on the air, The Exchange is holding a series of interviews with 25 Granite Staters who have topped our headlines, shaped our state or made us think.

As two sitting Republicans left and two Democrats prepared to take their place on Capitol Hill, NHPR spoke with each of the four to hear their thoughts about Congress, their respective parties, and the challenges facing the country.

NHPR presents exclusive performances from the 2006 festival, including Cheryl Wheeler, Mary Gauthier and Judy Collins.

Mark Bevis speaks with members of the New Hampshire National Guard stationed at Camp Victory in Baghdad.

The floods of fall 2005 killed seven people, swept away homes and roads and caused millions of dollars in damage in southwest New Hampshire. NHPR looks at how the region is remembering the floods and working to move forward.