Jack Rodolico
Senior Producer/Reporter, Podcasts & Special ProjectsBefore joining NHPR in August 2014, Jack was a freelance writer and radio reporter. His work aired on NPR, BBC, Marketplace and 99% Invisible, and he wrote for the Christian Science Monitor and Northern Woodlands.
Before working in public radio, Jack worked as an environmental educator in just about every state in New England, most recently at the Harris Center in Hancock.
Jack comes from a rowdy family of Italians who wave their hands in the air while talking, and he competed for attention as a child by telling the loudest story.
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Twenty Manchester residents are suing one of New Hampshire’s largest landlords for lead contamination in their apartments.The Lofts at Mill West is a… -
The state has announced which companies will be allowed to move forward with plans to open a medical marijuana dispensary.After reviewing applications… -
Last November, our newsroom got an email from a guy in Manchester who said he wanted to share his story of spice addiction. He said: “It was not long for… -
The state is giving a first look at insurance networks for 2016 under the Affordable Care Act.Every hospital in the state will be covered by at least two… -
Two of the smallest insurers on New Hampshire’s health insurance exchange are drafting big rate increases for plans they’ll offer in 2016.To be clear,… -
Anthem is partnering with Southern New Hampshire University to offer a free college education to all its employees.Two years ago, Anthem Blue Cross and… -
Lakeview Neurorehabilitation Center will close its doors. This follows months of scrutiny after documented cases of abuse and neglect.Lakeview CEO Chris… -
As with other health markers, N.H. consistently ranks high in measures of youth dental health and, overall, the state of children's teeth in New Hampshire… -
You probably never would have guessed it, but one of the front lines of public health in New Hampshire is on the second floor of an elementary school in… -
Tick season is back, and so is another year of mostly preventable cases of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases.While blacklegged ticks – also called deer…
