Patricia McLaughlin
Director of Communications and MarketingTricia directs external communications, marketing and engagement efforts for New Hampshire Public Radio, working to raise further awareness of the high-quality journalism at NHPR and the organization’s deep community outreach.
Her communications and editorial experience spans agencies, nonprofits, government, and cause-related organizations, promoting everything from US-Australia relations, to music and gaming partnerships, to important public health interventions.
Earlier in her career, Tricia worked in newsrooms as a reporter, producer, anchor and news writer, with stints at The Associated Press wire in Washington, D.C., and local radio and television in Upstate New York, Pennsylvania and suburban Washington.
She is a firm believer in the power of communications to advance causes and be a force for good. A New Hampshire native, she earned degrees from Syracuse University and American University. She enjoys travel and music of all kinds, and admits to an unhealthy obsession with English football.
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Beginning Monday Oct. 18, NHPR listeners will benefit from more in-depth weather information on the airwaves. -
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New programs and segments on NHPR will amplify local voices from our community and highlight some of the good works of Granite State organizations.
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NHPR’s revised programming lineup offers listeners an insightful mix of storytelling, news, environmental and arts programming. On the weekends, listeners will also be able to enjoy a self-described ‘rock and roll talk show’, new arts-related programming from the BBC, and a new broadcast program from NPR combining the important ideas and conversations of Code Switch with the practical life advice of Life Kit. Weekdays, new elements to our Morning Edition programming will include a recap of the week’s news and ideas for weekend fun.
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As students and teachers throughout the Granite State prepare to go back to the classroom this fall, New Hampshire Public Radio will air a special live program on the current state of education in New Hampshire as it relates to COVID-19. All Things Considered host Peter Biello will speak with callers from throughout the Granite State when the program airs on Tuesday, August 24.
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YOUR STORIES ARE OUR STORY: 40 YEARS OF DISTINCTIVE NEW HAMPSHIRE STORYTELLING, NEWS GATHERING AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH
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After two decades of on-air announcing and helming production boards for the station, longtime NHPR announcer Dan Colgan recently retired after a 46-year…
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CONCORD, NH – Beginning Thursday, June 24, New Hampshire Public Radio launches Windfall – an in-depth, multi-part special series from NHPR’s award-winning…
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New Hampshire Public Radio’s classical music service ClassicalNH on 90.5 FM will bring opera performances from some of the world’s leading companies to…
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What’s Cool On-Air While Temperatures Rise Outside?Tune in to NHPR this summer for some of our best local content programming. NHPR will bring some classic and new podcast episodes from its family of podcast products to the airwaves, to allow listeners the opportunity to listen on-air as part of their listening routine, or while out and about in your car radio, streaming or through your mobile phone.
