Emily Quirk
Program DirectorBefore 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, served as lead -project manager for the By Degrees Climate Summit 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. Before NHPR, Quirk hosted for All Things Considered and served as Director of Business and Foundation Support for KUSP, Central Coast Public Radio in Santa Cruz, CA.
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The Hop Sessions is now a monthly broadcast series bringing live performances and conversations from Dartmouth's Hopkins Center for the Arts to NHPR audiences. -
Hear a live production of “The Middle” with Jeremy Hobson, recorded right in New Hampshire. This timely program explores what’s at stake, bringing regional context to the issues shaping the nation. -
Classical New Hampshire is pleased to announce a new partnership with Upper Valley Baroque, brought to life alongside Managing Director Mary Gerbi and Co-Founder Jo Shute. -
This October, NPR’s 1A is taking the show on the road to Concord, New Hampshire! -
Starting Saturday, Sept. 5, NHPR is updating our lineup to bring you fresh shows and expanded digital listening options. -
Aug. 4, 2026 marks 45 years since NHPR's flagship station WEVO hit the airwaves. Take a walk with us down memory lane to reflect on major milestones that got us here today. -
From local school board meetings to ICE raids, citizen-led civic documentation is changing how the news is made, and how those in power are held accountable. -
Sunny Jain performed his musical memoir Love Force on April 16, 2026 at the Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College. -
The Hop Sessions from NHPR brings you the best of the Upper Valley's arts scene, featuring intimate concerts and conversations with world-class creators. -
This week on The Hop Sessions: Canadian Inuk musician Elisapie, reimagines beloved pop songs in her native language
