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On March 7, NHPR’s Civics 101 podcast co-hosts, Nick Capodice and Hannah McCarthy, will take to the stage as moderators at the National Archives in Washington D.C. during the in-person opening forum for Civic Learning Week.

NHPR and Classical New Hampshire bring together a festive programming line up sure to give you those holiday feels.

Notes from America with Kai Wright and Our Body Politic are coming to NHPR's broadcast lineup, as part of changes being made to the station's weekend schedule.

Join NHPR on Labor Day for a special broadcast from Civics 101. "The Declaration Does Not Apply" explores how the founders left three groups out of the Declaration of Independence - Black Americans, Indigenous peoples, and women - and how those groups responded.

NHPR and The Music Hall in Portsmouth will present Writers on a New England Stage with Huma Abedin on Tuesday, September 27 at 7 PM to discuss her memoir Both/And. The conversation will be hosted by Hannah McCarthy, co-host of NHPR’s Civics 101.

With America headed to the polls this November, NHPR’s Civics 101 has programming to offer insight and context. In the fall, Civics 101 is producing new, revised and re-released content, digging deep into stories of our democratic history.

NHPR is accepting applications for its Community Advisory Board. The deadline to apply is Monday, Feb. 28.

NHPR and ClassicalNH will present a programming lineup of favorites to provide the perfect soundtrack to your 2021 holiday season.

New Hampshire Public Radio listeners care deeply about their state – its news, arts, politics, its rich history and promising future. Listeners tune in to stories about the people across New Hampshire because they care about them most of all.

NHPR will air a special broadcast of Writers on a New England Stage with Ken Follett on Friday, Nov. 26.