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Arts & Culture
6:00 am
Fri September 14, 2012

N.H. This Weekend: Disc Dogs & Skateboards

Credit Granite State Disc Dogs

What's a "disc dog"? Wanna do the skateboard slalom course? Hippo Editor Amy Diaz has the story of two unusual events in the Granite State this weekend.

Read the Hippo story on the Granite State Disc Dogs here. 

Read about the Antrim Home & Harvest Festival featuring the Can/Am Slalom Championship here.

Word of Mouth
10:00 pm
Fri June 22, 2012

Word of Mouth 6.23.2012

Credit (Photo by Chris in Plymouth via Flickr Creative Commons)

Part 1: Guerilla Weddings and Why Dogs "Like" Facebook

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Word of Mouth
11:47 am
Tue June 19, 2012

Why These Dogs "Like" Facebook

Yup, that's Simba

Produced with Emma Ruddock

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Word of Mouth
12:25 pm
Tue May 29, 2012

An inherent danger?

Credit (Photo by maplegirlie via Flickr)

A note to listeners: This interview was supposed to include Jim Gorant, a Senior Editor for Sports Illustrated, and author of The Lost Dogs: Michael Vick's Dogs and Their Tale of Rescue and Redemption. Unfortunately, we lost our connection with him shortly after his part of the interview began.  /RL

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The Two-Way
8:48 am
Thu April 26, 2012

'Bring Andy Home:' Search For Missing Corgi Goes High Tech

Credit The Bring Andy Home Facebook page
Where's Andy?

Originally published on Thu April 26, 2012 6:27 pm

Word of Mouth - Segment
11:52 am
Tue April 3, 2012

Boss treating you like a dog? Maybe that's not so bad...

Credit (Photo by emdot via Flickr Creative Commons)

Management consultants are often ridiculed for using words like “bandwidth,” “capacity,” and “low-hanging fruit.” When Word of Mouth noticed a consultant tweeting as @PeopleSense following our Twitter account, we thought…hmmmm…nice alternative to “out of the box thinking.

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All Things Considered
5:15 pm
Thu March 1, 2012

To the Top of Mount Washington, By Dog Team

Mount Washington
Credit Stacy Lynn Baum via Flickr/CC
Mount Washington, with less snow and fewer dogs than it will have when the Muddy Paw team makes its summit attempt.

The winter storm was a change of pace for just about every part of New Hampshire, with the exception of Mount Washington. The forecasters who work at the Mount Washington Observatory say they’ve been getting snow all week, and at night winds of over 100 miles per hour.

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