Olivia Comolli
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Nhpr
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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'The Kids Are Alright': Relatable tales of youth & childhood (opens the original)
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We’ve all experienced that sudden moment of recognition: realizing our kids are just like us and being instantly transported back to our own childhood. NHPR’s Long Story Short returns to celebrate the chaotic beauty of growing up and how far we’ve come since those awkward early days. Tune in for "The Kids Are Alright," a collection of honest and beautifully cringeworthy stories reminiscing about the weird and wonderful days of youth. Recorded live at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth and hosted by Beth
New England’s Ava Valianti brings youthful indie pop to NHPR's Studio D (opens the original)
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At 17, indie pop singer-songwriter Ava Valianti combines personal, story-driven lyrics with strong melodies and prominent guitar work. Hailing from North Andover, Massachusetts, Ava is just starting her senior year of high school. Even at her young age, Ava has gained honors such as First Runner-Up in American Songwriter’s Road Ready Talent Contest, and a performance at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles. With every release, Ava continues to establish herself as one of indie pop’s most compelling
Tre. Charles brings his soulful sound to New Hampshire (opens the original)
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Tre. Charles walked into Studio D at NHPR on a Monday morning and brought with him all of the poise and humility of an artist who has been touring for years. Having picked up the guitar in 2019, Tre. crafts vulnerable stories exploring mental health and human connection, pushing back against social media isolation and divisive individualism. His soulful lyrics and dynamic instrumentation invite audiences into a deeply shared emotional experience. Tre. Charles is stopping back in New Hampshire at
'Long Story Short' returns to NHPR with stories from outside your comfort zone (opens the original)
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We’ve all been there—the moment you realize you’ve stepped outside of the boundaries you are comfortable within. Whether it’s an unexpected event or an uncomfortable situation, Long Story Short is back to celebrate the beauty of the blunder. Tune in to NHPR for "Comfort Zone," a collection of stories about breaking free or being thrust out against our will. Recorded live on June 10 at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth and hosted by Beth LaMontagne, this episode features honest, hilarious, and beautifull
‘We’ve all been here before’: Inside the Fort at No. 4 (opens the original)
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Perched on the Connecticut River along New Hampshire’s western border, the Fort at No. 4 was built in 1744 as a British stronghold during the French and Indian War. Decades later, it became a vital staging ground for Patriot militias, most famously hosting Brigadier General John Stark before the 1777 Battle of Bennington. After nearly two centuries of disrepair, the site was rebuilt in the 1960s as an interactive, open-air museum dedicated to preserving local heritage. For this week's Give Back
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