New Hampshire Has Issues
New Hampshire Has Issues
Podcast Description
New Hampshire Has Issues is the podcast about the issues New Hampshire faces...and there are many.
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The podcast focuses on a range of critical themes such as reproductive rights, government policies, and social justice. Episodes include discussions on the current state of abortion rights in New Hampshire, and challenges related to healthcare access and legislative actions affecting residents.
New Hampshire Has Issues is the podcast that dares to ask, how many issues can one state have?
New episodes every Tuesday.
Should we feed people? What about kids? Why are these questions that Liz has to write?
In an episode that should be the least controversial, Liz talks with Kate Constantine from Gather about food pantries, SNAP benefits, food waste, and school meals.
New episodes on Tuesdays.
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Have an idea for an upcoming episode? Email Liz: [email protected]
Links:
- Gather’s website
- Donate to Gather
- NH Hunger Solutions
- NH Hunger Solutions Policy and Advocacy
- House committee defunds relief program for mothers and children, spares SNAP incentives (Concord Monitor)
- Granite State Market Match program sets new limits due to uncertain federal funding (NHPR)
- Anti-hunger advocates have a new focus: the school breakfast (NH Bulletin)
- Portsmouth still has 'way more' restaurants seats than people: Here are numbers (Seacoast Online)
- New Hampshire Policy Points 2025: Food Insecurity
- As federal support for free school meals drops, kids’ stigma may increase (Harvard Public Health)
- Why universal free school meals matter (The Fern)
- Food Waste FAQs (USDA)
Episodes Referenced:
- Putting the Fun (yes, fun!) in State Budget Funding with Phil Sletten (part 1)
- Homelessness … in New Hampshire? with Erica Diamond and Lauren Bombardier
Podcast theme music by Transistor.fm. Learn how to start a podcast here.
New Hampshire Has Issues is generously sponsored by Seacoast Soils, an organic compost and topsoil provider forNew Hampshire, Maine, and Northeast Massachusetts. Visit their website at www.seacoastsoil.com!
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