Story Archives of 'NHPR'
By Laura Knoy on Wednesday, December 3, 2008.
You may have already heard it on the radio, but NHPR is moving to a new facility to meet the station's growing needs. Along with that are visions of more transmitters across the state, separate radio “streams” carrying more programming and new technologies to provide the best possible coverage. We talk with NHPR's leadership about these changes and answer your questions about the future.
- Betsy Gardella, NHPR's President and CEO
- Scott McPherson, NHPR's Assistant General Manager
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By Andrew Walsh on Friday, June 6, 2008.
This Thursday, we at Word of Mouth sadly said goodbye to our first-ever intern, Jake Eaton. Jake spent the past month with us, working hard to keep us on the air with fresh ideas and accurate information. You’ll still hear from Jake this fall when he resumes his post as one of our regular bloggers.
By Liz Bulkley on Wednesday, February 7, 2007.
For 16 years, Liane Hansen has been delivering the news of the world, stories about changing trends in our society, and in societies across the globe. As host of National Public Radio's Weekend Edition Sunday, she's kept us up to date on the latest news, introduced us to a huge variety of up and coming musicians, and of course, each week she helps us try to out-do Puzzle Master Will Shortz. Liane's a career journalist who began at NPR as a production assistant for All Things Considered in 1979, and she's been at the network ever since. Tonight on the Front Porch, we'll talk with her about her career and the state of radio journalism today.
Click here to see photos of Liane Hansen interviewed on the Front Porch.
***This interview originally aired on October 23, 2006***
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In an effort to create more of a participatory relationship with New Hampshire residents, NHPR conducts Sounding Board meetings throughout the state. Program Director Abby Goldstein and members of the NHPR management staff travel to the various communities served by NHPR and hold community forums where listeners would have the chance to offer feedback about NHPR and engage in open dialogue about the important issue they face in their regions every day and how NHPR covers those issues. As New Hampshire Public Radio open the doors to participatory media, the Sounding Board project can help us create contacts to help us deepen our coverage and invite our listeners to be a more integral part of NHPR.
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By Liz Bulkley on Monday, October 23, 2006.
For 16 years, Liane Hansen has been delivering the news of the world, stories about changing trends in our society, and in societies across the globe. As host of National Public Radio's Weekend Edition Sunday, she's kept us up to date on the latest news, introduced us to a huge variety of up and coming musicians, and of course, each week she helps us try to out-do Puzzle Master Will Shortz. Liane's a career journalist who began at NPR as a production assistant for All Things Considered in 1979, and she's been at the network ever since. Tonight on the Front Porch, we'll talk with her about her career and the state of radio journalism today.
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By John Clayton on Friday, October 14, 2005.
On October 9, 1995, Laura Knoy, known for her work on NPR newscasts and for occasionally filling in for shows like Weekend Edition, stepped in front of a New Hampshire Public Radio microphone for the first time and at 9am that morning, the Exchange was born. Ten years ago, the nation was reeling from the OJ decision and talking about its Million Man March. Bill Clinton was president and Steve Merrill, the Governor of the Granite State. Today host Laura Knoy trades chairs and instead of asking the questions will answer them... about the history of the show, her favorite moments and her hopes for the next ten years of the Exchange. New Hampshire Union Leader columnist John Clayton hosts, his guest Laura Knoy.
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By Julie Donnelly on Friday, June 17, 2005.
The US House of Representatives is poised to make major cuts to funding for the Corporation For Public Broadcasting.
The cuts, if passed by both the House and the Senate, could have a significant impact on public radio and television in New Hampshire.
NHPR correspondent Julie Donnelly has more from Washington.
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By John Walters on Friday, November 7, 2003.
NHPR's John Walters speaks with the station's President and General Manager Mark Handley about the ramifications of the massive gift. Handley is also the Chairman of NPR's Board of Directors.
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By Laura Knoy on Tuesday, May 20, 2003.
NHPR's President and General Manager joins us to talk about what's on your mind. We'd love to hear your questions, comments or concerns about New Hampshire Public Radio.
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By Laura Knoy on Wednesday, August 8, 2001.
Give us your kudos and criticisms. NHPR's President, Mark Handley, joins Laura to take your questions and input about NHPR's programming and mission.
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