Nate Hegyi
Outside/In Host & Senior ProducerBefore joining New Hampshire Public Radio in February 2022, Nate covered public lands, federal agencies and tribal affairs as a reporter for the Mountain West News Bureau, a consortium of NPR member stations in the region. Nate's work has aired on NPR, BBC, CBC and other outlets.
In 2020, he was awarded the Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize for riding a bicycle. Okay, he also produced a podcast about the 800-mile trip and interviewed rural voters ahead of a contentious election. But mainly he just rode his bicycle, something he likes to do a lot. He also likes hanging out with his three dogs and taking long trips to the desert with his wife, Christine.
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Human-powered flight has long been inspired by the wings of birds, bats, and beetles—but helicopters are the exception. -
We’re outsourcing one of the most important human skills to satellites and smartphones. What would happen if GPS disappeared? -
From "Colorado Brown Stain" to Dr. Strangelove, we look at the weird history (and surprising science) behind fluoridated water. -
Do blockbuster movies have an obligation to accurately represent science? -
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What do childhood memories, angora sweaters, and pregnancy tests have in common? Bunny rabbits. -
In an area of Ireland hit hard by the Troubles, townspeople are fighting what they say is a new wave of colonialism: tree plantations. -
From "Colorado Brown Stain" to Dr. Strangelove, we look at the weird history (and surprising science) behind fluoridated water. -
Winter is fast approaching, and it is time for our fifth annual ‘surthrival’ special, in which the Outside/In team reframes the endurance sport that is winter. -
The federal government wants to kill one owl to save another.
