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GR8PL8: New Hampshire car owners are driven by vanity (opens the original)
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A drive in New Hampshire wouldn’t be complete without spotting one or two (or many) vanity license plates. They’re everywhere, and the creativity of Granite Staters is unmatched. Kathleen - Marlborough, NH: The license plate was Y-O-U-R-N, “YOURN.” The reference was to the fact that the owner was a urologist, an absolutely wonderful human being. And since he was a urologist, what he wanted on his vanity plate was “URINE.” And that would be spelled as, you know, U-R-I-N-E. And the New Hampshire D
'A sense of independence': Judson Hale, longtime editor of Yankee Magazine, dies at 93 (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This interview originally aired in May 2015. We’re republishing it today in memory of Judson Hale, the longtime editor emeritus of the magazine Yankee and The Old Farmer’s Almanac, who died last month at age 93. You can read a tribute written by Yankee magazine editor at large Mel Allen here. Judson Hale is best known for his a half century at Yankee Magazine and a long tenure as editor of The Old Farmer’s Almanac. But Judson Hale's story is much more than magazines. In his memoir
Ariel Lawhon brings swashbuckling heroism with her newest novel, 'The Pirate Queen' (opens the original)
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In September 2026, NHPR’s host of All Things Considered, Julia Barnett, spoke at length with novelist Ariel Lawhon about her latest novel, "The Pirate Queen." The novel chronicles the life of Grace O’Malley through three stages: maiden, mother, and matriarch. It’s an action-packed story about fighting for your identity, family, and your home – even when everything is stacked against you. This conversation was recorded live at The Music Hall in Portsmouth on Sept. 9, 2026. Hear Writers on a New E
Colson Whitehead brings Harlem through the ages to New Hampshire (opens the original)
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Authors on Main brings world-class writers to Concord, N.H. In this episode, beloved author Colson Whitehead visits the Capitol Center for the Arts to sit down with NHPR’s Julia Barnett and discuss the third and final novel in his Harlem trilogy, Cool Machine. Another intimate look salesman-by-day, fence-by-night Ray Carney and the changing landscape of New York City, this novel challenges traditional ideas surrounding morality and ownership, contemplating whether a crime committed to combat inj
Primary conversations: Pappas says Democratic Party needs to focus on kitchen-table issues (opens the original)
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Ahead of the state primary on Sept. 8, NHPR is speaking with the top candidates in the race for U.S. Senate. It’s an open primary for both sides of the ballot, following Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s announcement that she would not seek reelection after three terms. Read on for NHPR’s All Things Considered host Julia Barnett’s interview with Democrat Chris Pappas. Pappas is serving his fourth term as the U.S. representative from New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District. Pappas spoke about t
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