In this episode, Portsmouth City Manager Karen Conard shares insights into local government, community engagement, and future initiatives that aim to enhance the quality of life in Portsmouth.

In this episode, Amanda Beaulieu Powers* shares her inspiring journey from the Chamber of Commerce to leading operations at North and South Construction Services. Discover how her diverse background fuels growth, workforce development, and community involvement in the construction industry.

* Congratulations to Amanda on your recent marriage!

In this episode, we explore the vital role of COAST in seacoast transportation, its services, funding, and upcoming projects, highlighting its importance as critical infrastructure for the community.  Join us to hear the latest directly from Executive Director Rad Nichols and Director of Development, Joanne Muckenhoupt.

In this episode, we explore the vision and background of the new president and CEO of the music hall, Markus Gottschlich. We discuss his artistic journey, community-centered leadership, and plans for the music hall's future.

Join us as Emma Paré, the marketing manager of Water Country, shares insights into the park's history, operations, rebranding, and future plans. Discover behind-the-scenes stories, staff experiences, and what makes Water Country a beloved summer destination.

In this episode, Portsmouth Mayor Deaglan McEachern shares insights on leadership, balancing public service with personal life, and the future of Portsmouth. Discover how local government works, the importance of trust, and the role of community in shaping a vibrant city.

In this episode, Andrew Samonas shares insights on Portsmouth's real estate market, urban planning, and community development, highlighting the city's growth, historic preservation, and innovative projects like the Davenport Inn.

In this episode, real estate developer Eric Chinburg shares his journey from building his first house to transforming historic mills into vibrant community spaces. Discover insights on development trends, community impact, and the future of housing in New Hampshire.

This episode features Suzanne Foley and Eilee Marousek sharing the inspiring journey of Port City Pretzels. More than just makers of delicious local treats, Port City Pretzels is also a woman-owned business in Portsmouth that employs individuals with disabilities. Come hear their insights on entrepreneurship, product development, scaling, and community impact.

This episode features Lori Waltz, the executive director of Leadership Seacoast, discussing the program's impact on community engagement, leadership development, and regional growth.

Discover how the program fosters civic responsibility across diverse participants and learn how to get involved.