Document is the NHPR newsroom’s longform narrative documentary unit. The Document team follows the story as it’s unfolding and goes deep on why it matters in New Hampshire – and beyond. We’re driven by the idea that taking the time to tell the whole story leads to bigger impact – opened minds, changed policies – and a more nuanced understanding of the people at the heart of important issues affecting many of us every day.
The Document team is Senior Editor Katie Colaneri, and Senior Reporters/Producers Jason Moon, host of the hit true crime podcast Bear Brook, and Lauren Chooljian, host of The 13th Step, which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and winner of the prestigious duPont-Columbia Award.
To get in touch with the team, please send an email to document@nhpr.org.
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The bill was introduced in response to NHPR reporting that uncovered allegations of sexual misconduct in addiction treatment and recovery communities. -
The surprise move comes more than a year after state prosecutors sought to block a request for DNA testing from attorneys looking to exonerate Jason Carroll, who claims he was wrongfully convicted of murder. -
In response to NHPR’s “The 13th Step” podcast, a group of lawmakers and substance use disorder treatment providers are proposing new legislation to create more oversight of recovery programs in New Hampshire. -
Ira Glass, host of This American Life, recognizes NHPR podcast The 13th Step. -
How could so many people be harmed in an industry dedicated to healing? -
An NHPR investigation has revealed multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against Eric Spofford, the founder and former CEO of Granite Recovery Centers. GRC is New Hampshire’s largest provider of substance use disorder treatment. The claims involve former employees and a former client and include allegations of sexual harassment and assault. -
In The List, we talked about secret lists of police officers who engaged in misconduct that could potentially be used to undermine their testimony in a trial. We focused largely on the story of New Hampshire’s version of this kind of list, what’s known around here as the Laurie List. And we asked: what would happen if the list was finally made public? But it was a question we didn’t get to answer because – well, the Laurie List was still secret. Until now. -
NHPR is rereleasing its podcast, Supervision, with new reporting and a new episode. Because this kind of re-release is uncommon, we want to lay out what… -
The first season of Document, The List, was released on October 26th, and some surprising news followed soon after. Listeners heard that a lawsuit had…
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Document: NHPR Newsroom Launches New Long-Form Journalism UnitBeginning this October, NHPR listeners and readers can expect to find more enterprise and investigative journalism spanning NHPR’s on-air, digital and…
