Boston based singer/songwriter Dinty Child stopped by The Folk Show with a few songs and conversation with Kate McNally.

Darlingside returns to the meadow at the Word Barn to feature songs from their album, ‘Everything is Alive’, along with treasured tracks from years past.

Through intertwining narratives, the novel follows a cast of characters in Pakistan, taking us from the chaotic cities to lawless feudal countryside. And in the Book Biz segment, how A.I. is affecting publishing.

Mohegan scholar and minister Samson Occom raised the money that helped establish Dartmouth College in 1769. The money was supposed to help build a school for Native American students, but it was instead redirected to Dartmouth.

The Seacoast LitFest returns to Portsmouth Thursday, June 11 through Sunday, June 14, 2026.

NHPR and The Hopkins Center for the Arts have teamed up to bring you world-class performances and the stories behind the music.

From a look at the Great American Song Book up in the North Country to learning more about sheep and wool in Deerfield and Wilton’s 250th festivities, there’s a mix of community and craft this weekend. Granite Staters will find plenty to explore, from outdoor adventures to live music and local traditions.

NHPR and The Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth announce a new programming partnership bringing performances of world-class arts from the Hop stage and onto the airwaves.

The Folk Show with Kate McNally featured music in tribute of the iconic emblem of New Hampshire.

The Folk Show with Kate McNally hosts the award-winning Kruger Brothers. Jens & Uwe Kruger, Joel Landsberg, and Jonah Horton talk shop and play tunes on their NE tour.