On today's show: You Asked, We Answered: Is N.H.'s Craft Beer Hype Actually Brewing Big Business? Producer Taylor Quimby answers a listener's question about the proliferation of the craft beer business in New Hampshire Anthrax in Manchester: Revisiting the Arms Mill Outbreak of 1957 NHPR reporter Todd Bookman looks at the history of the anthrax outbreak in Manchester's mills. Civics 101: The 25th Amendment At N.H. Parole Board, Tough Talk Can Veer to the Profane NHPR reporter Emily Corwin story

On today's show: A conversation with artist and Dartmouth Associate Professor of Arts & Sciences, Soo Sunny Park. See photos and listen to this piece again at this link . Threshold Season 1 Episode 6: Territory Folks Should All Be Pals Starting tomorrow, we're airing Season 2 of Invisibilia , Virginia talks to the hosts of the show about Season 3 which will air starting next Monday!

The Currier Museum of Art ’s website describes the current installation by Soo Sunny Park , titled BioLath, as: “an immersive sculptural environment that explores the effect of light on visual perception.” On a recent visit to the Currier with some Manchester Elementary students, I witness the effect first hand: the kids are enthralled and immersed in the installation, and more comfortable than most adults when it comes to talking about contemporary sculpture. Beyond the initial ooh-ing &

On today's show: Civics 101 - Separation of Powers Father's Day by Jake Warga . Listen again at prx.org . Threshold Podcast Season 1 Episode 4: Tatanka Oyate . Learn more and catch up on past episodes at thresholdpodcast.org .

On today's show: Civics 101: Emoluments Threshold: Episode 3 . You can listen to this full episode and read more about it here . "Haunting" from The Memory Palace and Nate DiMeo. You can listen to this story again at PRX.org .

On today's show: Threshold: Episode 2 . You can listen to this full episode and read more about it here . Civics 101: National Debt and The Deficit "When Romance Turns to Dread" from producer Ashley Eady. You can listen to this story again at PRX.org .

On today's show: Civics 101 - Declaring War "'Please Call Stella': Capturing English, from Afrikaans to Zulu." Producer Rebecca Sheir taks a look -- and listen -- inside the world's largest online database of English accents. Listen again at prx.org . All this week we're playing episodes from the first season of the podcast Threshold . Today we talk to the host of the podcast, Amy Martin and share Episode 1. Listen to this Episode 1 here . To learn more, see photos, and listen to bonus

On today's show: Why We Write about Ourselves is edited by Meredith Maran and features writers like Edwidge Danticat, Ann e Lamott, Cheryl Strayed, and Nick Flynn who've dared to take the plunge with a literary memoir. Kat Kinsman is senior food and drinks editor for Extra Crispy , a commentator and public speaker on the topics of food and mental health, and author of Hi, Anxiety: Life With a Bad Case of Nerves . "The Secret Power of Jury Nullification" from Life of the Law . You can listen to

Whether it's the overuse of like, saying "nuculear", or using the word "literally", figuratively, misuse of language has a way of getting under our skin. A linguist assures us that language is always changing...so loosen up. Today, why dictionaries and grammar sticklers can't stop improper language. Plus artists, researchers and cartographers re-interpret the city that never sleeps... Illustrating its distinctive culture, history and variety through maps.

On today's show: Civics 101: How a Bill Becomes a Law . You can learn more at: govtrack.us Lyndsey D'Arcangelo is a freelance writer who dug into Why Women's Basketball Fans Aren't Following Their Players To The Pros for Deadspin. Uncivil Women: He was a "delicate looking" first sergeant, yet he led other soldiers at Minnesota's Fort Snelling during the U.S. Civil War. It turns out "he" was Mary McDonald, one of many women who served undercover in war. So did Frances Clayton (pictured) who