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Voices of New Hampshire

Marie- Elizabeth Ramas & her family

Voices of New Hampshire is a new project designed to connect you with us - and with each other – by bringing more audience voices to our airwaves.

For this project, we're collecting audio recordings of people from across the state, and incorporating them into our daily broadcast through short audio clips played at different times throughout the day on NHPR.

Want to add your voice? Send us an email at voices@nhpr.org and tell us a story from your life during the coronavirus pandemic. Maybe you’ll share an activity or event that has brought you joy over the past year, or something you’re looking forward to doing as life slowly gets back to “normal.”

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Marie-Elizabeth Ramas of Hollis, N.H. wonders how we emerge from our collective COVID-experience stronger -- and perhaps, as better neighbors. As a medical professional and mother of three, Marie and her family collaborated with other nearby families to create learning pods for their children.  

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Credit Mather Kipka
Mather Kipka of Peterborough, NH recently released an album call Coloring With Sound

Mather Kipka of Peterborough, N.H. graduated from ConVal High School last spring, and began attending UNH this past February. During the transition between high school and college, he  produced a 12-track album called Coloring With Sound. The music featured in Mather's sonic ID is his own composition, called U!

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Hear Mather Kipka from Peterborough, NH

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Sebastian Fuentes of Thornton, N.H. has his sights on set on better times ahead when he can watch his kid's sport events, and celebrate major milestones with his extended family. 

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Hear Sebastian Fuentes of Thornton, NH

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Credit Emily Quirk
Finn is hoping to travel to Santa's Village this summer

Finn Corcoran of Merrimack, N.H. is relieved the vaccine rollout has begun, and is hopeful he can visit Santa's Village this summer with his nana.

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Hear Finn Corcoran of Merrimack, NH

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Andy and Galil on Mount Cardigan

Here's Andy Deardorff of Newton, New Hampshire, describing the joy he's found since adopting his pandemic puppy, Galil. 

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Hear Andy Deardorff of Newton, NH

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Credit Betsy Holmes
Betsy Holmes adds color to an otherwise gray day, looking towards Pat's Peak

Betsy Holmes of Deering, New Hampshire, decided the best way to keep herself busy this past winter was to get outside and paint. Every day. Even on cold, wet, dreary days.

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Hear Betsy Holmes of Deering, NH

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Randi Johnson of Canterbury, New Hampshire, has found joy spending time with her son at home. "They say that you are representative of the people you spend the most time with... so I am definitely starting to find myself showing habits and hobbies of an 11 year old boy."

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Hear Randi Johnson of Canterbury, NH

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Bill Frantz of Peterborough, New Hampshire decided to map out all the trails behind the retirement community he lives in.  His neighbors/fellow hiking enthusiastists appreciate his efforts.

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Hear Bill Frantz of Peterborough, NH

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Add your voice: Email us at voices@nhpr.org and let us know how you're doing.

Before becoming Program Director, Quirk served as NHPR's production manager. During that time she's voiced and crafted the 'sound of the station,' coordinated countless on-air fundraisers, produced segments for Give Back NH, Something Wild, New Hampshire Calling, and developed NHPR's own NHPR Music vertical with features such as Live from Studio D, and long-loved favorites like Holidays By Request.
Zoey Knox is NHPR's newsroom engagement producer. Prior to joining NHPR, she held a programming internship at Radio Milwaukee and worked at college radio stations in Madison, WI, (WSUM) and Seattle, WA (KXSU).
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