Joe Boehnlein
Operations ManagerOriginally from Indiana, Joe studied radio broadcasting at the University of Indianapolis while working weeknights and weekends at a small market station in Columbus, Indiana. Joe has been in radio for over 24 years as an on-air presenter, program director, and broadcast engineer - most recently, as the local host for All Things Considered at WFYI in Indianapolis and WBAA in Lafayette. He now works as the Operations Manager and Midday host for New Hampshire Public Radio.
Joe is a trained tower climber, loves to be on the water and hike, and has an unhealthy obsession with 80’s pop/new wave and most things British. He dreams of retiring to Scotland, but for now, keeps both NHPR and CNH programs on the air and helps fix breakdowns when they happen.
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Passion for Bach and Coltrane with Imani Winds is an innovative and surprising confluence of classical and jazz. -
Join us for a musical journey to the foothills of New Mexico’s Sangre de Cristo Mountains via the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival!
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This spring on ClassicalNH: Dive into the world of classical music with the offerings from two prestigious venues: The Santa Fe Music Festival and Live at Carnegie Hall.
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Women at the top of the field in classical music pay tribute to the women who have inspired them.
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Some exciting new programs are coming to Classical New Hampshire!
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Classical New Hampshire is thrilled to announce a new lineup of exciting programs that will ignite your passion for classical music like never before. From film scores to iconic symphonies, our programming additions promise a surprising and immersive experience for every discerning ear.
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Ring in the new year with the Minnesota Orchestra!
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Winter holidays are celebrated around the world and their music is wonderful to hear regardless of which tradition you observe. Turn on your radio, pour a cup of tea, and cozy up to a warm fire with host Bill McGlaughlin.
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Carols as Home features a modern take on classic Christmas carols, hosted by Imani Winds founding oboist, Toyin Spellman-Diaz.
