Podcast exploring the causes and possible cures

The continued search for Harmony missing for two years in New Hampshire

The battle to legalize marijuana in New Hampshire

It’s being called The Great Resignation.  People who were either furloughed or fired, or perhaps working remotely from their homes.

Nearly 4.3 million Americans quit their jobs in August as many people sought out higher wages amid the recovery from the pandemic, opted for lifestyle changes, or lacked affordable childcare.

Associate publisher Roger Wood speaks with Greg Randolph, an economics professor at the University of Southern New Hampshire in Manchester.

What makes a "geezer," and why is that a bad thing?

Becoming a geezer

How has the deadly Covid virus affected how we treat each other? And are there ways to help those who instigate sexual violence and domestic abuse?  Dr. Scott Hampton, a psychologist based in Dover has offered expert testimony on such matters in criminal trial court. His organization, endingtheviolence.us helps those who have committed or threatened harm to others. For every victim, there is a perpetrator. Roger Wood talks to him about ending the violence in his latest podcast.

Podcast on the mighty Merrimack River,  threatened with pollution.  It runs from Central New Hampshire to the sea in Massachusetts

Widely quoted Kathy Phelps, attorney, who has prosecuted numerous Ponzi fraud schemes, talks about avoiding fraudulent schemes

Podcast with Sindiso Weeks, UMASS professor on the issue of teaching critical race theory.