Reporter Damien Fisher of NH Journal discusses his reporting on the Manchester School Board keeping a student's gender transition a secret from their parents and the launch of state's housing initiative InvestNH.

Articles discussed

- https://nhjournal.com/msd-no-comment-on-keeping-students-trans-activity-secret-from-parents/

- https://nhjournal.com/sununu-launches-100m-investnh-initiative-to-fight-housing-shortage/

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Michele Watson, Volunteer Engagement Program Supervisor at NAMI New Hampshire, discusses the new resources available on New Hampshire Children’s System of Care's website https://NHCSOC.org, dedicated to providing children, youth, and their families an easy to use mental and behavioral health resource and support directory. 

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Chris Maidment, former reporter at NH Journal and currently grassroots organizer at Americans for Prosperity NH, discusses the Newfields Police Prosecutor dropping charges against him after 18 months stemming from his covering of protests outside Gov. Chris Sununu’s house. Read the article on the case update on NH Journal at https://nhjournal.com/newfields-prosecutor-finally-drops-case-against-nhjournal-reporter/

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A. J. and his son Isaac give a review of the Disney Plus show "Obi-Wan Kenobi" after checking out the finale (spoilers, it's a mixed bag...). 

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Michael S. Lewis, Senior Litigation Partner at Rath Young and Pignatelli, discusses the failures the state of New Hampshire has had in the realm of child protection, especially around the John H. Sununu Youth Services Center abuse cases, and the work his firm has done for the victims. Learn more about Rath Law's work on this at https://www.rathlaw.com/rath-young-and-pignatelli-recognized-for-protecting-legal-rights-of-children/

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Executive Director Lucinda Williams of the NH Music Festival, which is coming up on its 70th year, discusses the importance of classical music in 2022, working with composers and musicians, and what to expect this year on stage. Get your tickets at https://nhmf.org

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Musician Colin Hart, aka The hArt of Sound, discusses the intentional community he lives in and promotes his upcoming EP "The Mannequins in my Closet" out June 21st. Get his music at https://www.thehartofsound.com and on Spotify.

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President and CEO Beth Slepian of Granite VNA discusses the field of home healthcare, how COVID-19 has effected the work and workforce, and the future of the industry. Learn more about Granite VNA at https://www.granitevna.org

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Host A. J. Kierstead moderates a panel to discuss the ending of the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) and how 10,000 New Hampshire residents will need to look for health insurance coverage.  This is a sponsored segment presented by the NH Insurance Department, learn more about them at https://www.nh.gov/insurance/

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Writer and podcaster Anthony Payton is a writer at the Granite State News Collaborative highlighting the diversity of our communities with stories of people the average Granite Stater might not get to see or meet. Check out his work at https://www.collaborativenh.org/common-ground-initiative 

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