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Roger Wood’s Journal of the Tragic Space Shuttle Challenger Explosion
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Roger Wood was covering New Hampshire teacher-in-space Christa McAuliffe when disaster struck on Jan. 28, 1986.
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Rotary Club Marks 100th Anniversary Presenting $100,000 To Portsmouth
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As podcast producer Roger Wood finds out, the club has also partnered with many local organizations to provide funding and assistance.
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The Splaine Brothers Tell Why NH’s First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary Matters
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Keeping New Hampshire first is the goal of the man who created legislation that assures that the state will continue to be the home of the first presidential primary nationally.
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McIntyre Federal Building Stirs More Controversy in Portsmouth
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The project has been approaching 20 years without any development whatsoever, and the pro forma financial details have so far not been made public.
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Seacoast Sees Record Home Sales in Million Dollar Range, But Market Otherwise Cooling
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Buyers for homes in New Hampshire are getting a little more leverage when it comes to prices. That is due to the fact that real estate sales in New Hampshire have slipped recently.
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What’s New in Mountain Biking?
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Over 8,000 people across New England are in the nonprofit group New England Mountain Bike Association.
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Roger Wood Checks in With Expert on Ukraine
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Podcast producer Roger Wood had the opportunity to speak with Douglas Teschner shortly after Russia illegally invaded Ukraine. Now, 10 months into the war, he offers his thoughts on the current state of affairs in that embattled country.
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Roger Wood Checks in with Mayor Donchess on Ambitious Nashua Arts Center Venue
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The Nashua Center for the Arts is nearing completion right downtown. Podcaster Roger Wood caught up with what’s happening in Nashua, speaking with long-time mayor Jim Donchess.