Gia Orsino
Audience Engagement ProducerGia Orsino is part of NHPR's audience engagement team, serving as the lead voice of our daily newsletter, The Rundown. She also contributes to our digital and social storytelling efforts across platforms.
She previously worked at Boston Globe Media, where she was part of the team behind The B-Side, a hyperlocal newsletter for young Bostonians. She also spent time as an intern and associate producer for Boston Public Radio at GBH.
-
We’ve spent the week learning about the primaries. Now, it’s time to vote! -
New Hampshire's is one of the U.S. Senate races to watch in 2026, where it's an open seat with Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's retirement. -
Con muchos candidatos y ningún favorito en ninguno de los dos bandos, la contienda parece estar completamente abierta. -
Con muchos candidatos y ningún favorito en ninguno de los dos bandos, la contienda parece estar completamente abierta. -
To put it bluntly: These primaries are pretty dull, at least compared to what’s going on at the federal level. -
For Democrats, it’s an incumbent vs. a progressive challenger. For Republicans, it’s a familiar name vs. a political newcomer. -
With lots of candidates and no clear frontrunners on either side, the races appear to be wide open. -
“As a little kid, there was no women's professional baseball league," says Beth Greenwood. "So I just dreamed of playing for the Boston Red Sox.” -
Evan Hennessey won the James Beard award for Best Chef in the Northeast. He hopes his win shines a light on the evolving local dining scene.
