Left In New Hampshire

Giving you a brief update and what's going on with the podcast and the new direction we are hoping to take it! Thanks for tuning in so far. Music by Mild Sorcery Effects: https://mildsorceryeffects.bandcamp.com/ Find us on social media: @leftinnewhampshire on instagram / @LeftinNH on twitter / Left in New Hampshire Podcast on Facebook / by email at [email protected]

On this episode we're joined by Isaac Grimm, Organizing Director for Rights and Democracy NH, and Kait facilitates a conversation about a variety of things from the car rallies to free ICE detainees, rallies to "reopen" NH, organizing happening digitally, nurse unions, and more. Thanks again to Mild Sorcery Effects for the music. Check them out here: https://mildsorceryeffects.bandcamp.com/.

From the patchwork of groups across NH who have already made hundreds of thousands of personal protective equipment for frontline workers to the neighborhoods and communities across the state building new relations to each other to address needs directly, more and more people are incorporating mutual aid as part of their habit and culture and WE ARE HERE FOR IT.In this episode we talk with Em, a NH resident based in southern NH, who has been part of building mutual aid projects in NH even before the COVID-19 outbreak. We talk about why mutual aid is important to us and explore the concept of “Solidarity Not Charity” which is one of the main tenets of Mutual Aid practice and theory.Don’t forget to follow us on instagram, facebook, and twitter @leftinnewhampshire! Resources from the conversation: To support mutual aid efforts happening in NH especially for houseless and housing insecure folks donate here: https://donorbox.org/madnh Wnt to start building out a mutual aid network in your neighborhood? Check out these resources: https://bit.ly/39YZb2p  Comprehensive collection of mutual aid related resources from how-to’s to links to direct help: https://bit.ly/2RvlKp7 Interested in supporting mask making/mask makers in New Hampshire? Join their FB group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/seacoastmaskmakers/ More info on how to share your stimulus check #ShareMyCheck: https://www.sharemycheck.org/ Grant money for mutual efforts by small groups of individuals at the communty level: https://grassrootsfund.org/dollars/rapid-response-funding NH Tenant Know Your Rights Training Webinar, April 15th at 6pm: https://www.facebook.com/events/556311478596970/ Check out this local mutual aid collective: https://www.facebook.com/MutualAidandDefenseNH/ -----Music by Mild Sorcery Effects https://mildsorceryeffects.bandcamp.com

We talk through COVID-19 spread in New Hampshire with two young progressive experts. Our guests, Fiona McEnany and Patrick Ho, a infectious disease research assistant at Dartmouth and a physician at DHMC respectively help us understand COVID-19 and how we might come out on top of this if we take the science seriously. Thanks to Mild Sorcery Effects for the music - (https://mildsorceryeffects.bandcamp.com/)Follow the organization our guests co-founded ElectHealth2020 on instagram - @electhealth2020 Keep up and let us know what you think about our show on instagram, facebook, twitter, or by email at [email protected]!

Fresh off the heels of a disappointing Super Tuesday for progressives, we debrief the results and then begin talking about our first reactions to the beginning of what looks like an outbreak as NH releases news that they've got their first confirmed cases.

In our first episode and test recording of Left in New Hampshire we debrief the NH Primary 2 weeks after it happened.