What’s a public radio station without input from the public? The most important part of my job (and my favorite part, honestly) is hearing from you: your questions about things that are happening in the Granite State, story ideas and thoughts on NHPR’s reporting.
Thanks to input from NHPR listeners and readers, we’ve been able to create resource guides like our Coronavirus FAQ, launch new segments like The Big Question and produce wholesome stories like this one about a grandfather reunited with his granddaughter for the first time since the pandemic started.
I can’t wait to talk with you more. Here’s how to get in touch:
- Send our engagement team an email. (Yes, I actually read every email we get!)
- Leave us a voicemail at 603-513-7790
- Send us a voice memo through the NHPR app
- Get in touch on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Give us a follow on TikTok too, why not?
I’ll catch you in my inbox! Or voicemail, or Twitter mentions…
— Zoey Knox, Community Engagement Producer
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Bill from Lyme asks: “Does anyone know if the origin of life was a singular event, or was there a particular period in earth’s development that spawned the creation of life in multiple places? Is there any evidence [that] process may still be going on somewhere on or under the earth at this time?” -
Tell us how you've observed the effects of climate change in N.H., and ask us your climate change questions.
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Every other Friday on Morning Edition, the Outside/In team answers a question from a listener about the natural world.This week, we answer three questions about moss.
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It's National Poetry Month, and at NHPR we want to hear your poems.
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Every other Friday on Morning Edition, the Outside/In team answers a question from a listener about the natural world. This week, we encounter a question about space. Jazmine Castro-Diaz asked on Instagram:“What does the future of space travel look like in terms of environmental sustainability? Like fuel, effects of launches, et cetera?”
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How connected do you feel to the decision makers, like the select board or town council, in your community? Have you noticed local issues becoming more polarized, or more influenced by national politics, in your community? We'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Where did your education fall short? Here's what you told us.
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As NHPR continues to track the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Hampshire, we welcome your questions, and your input guides our reporting.
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As New Hampshire's new 24-week abortion ban and ultrasound requirement go into effect, we want to hear how abortion has touched your life.
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