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Distant Dome: With the World in Chaos, What Is Ahead?
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The world is teetering on the edge of World War III as some nations try to pull the world’s superpowers into a conflict that millions of people will not survive.
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David and Ellen Goethel Talk with Roger Wood About Their Favorite Subjects
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David Goethel of Hampton may have retired from commercial fishing, but he’s still on the water on a regular basis. Ellen Goethel, his wife and partner can’t stop teaching about and researching the ocean and its creatures.
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Please Don’t Help Me Pay for My Next Vacation
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My wife and I spent a lovely week in Paris back in July and, I regret to admit, you may have helped pay for it.
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NH Secrets Podcast: Garry Rayno & Michael Kitch: The Economic Impact of Public Investment Vs. Tax Cuts
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Garry has been a longtime journalist in New Hampshire and Michael began his NH career as a journalist, specializing in business issues, and served in the early 90s as the State Senate Policy specialist on the budget and economic policy.
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A Dip in The River On a Fine Fall Morning
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Alas, some mornings I have company. There is a beaver who slaps his tail and warns me I’m too close to his family.
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Review: The Diary of Petr Ginz – 1941-1942
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This diary was kept by a 14, 15, and 16-year-old young man caught up in the horrors of the Holocaust.
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Name-Calling
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At a meeting at UNH a few years ago I was taken to task by a graduate student for using the phrase “American Indians.”
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Sisters of Mercy Mark 165 Years in New Hampshire
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Mary Ellen Foley was organizing opposition to U.S. support for the military dictatorship in El Salvador, where three nuns and a laywoman had been murdered by death squads the year before.
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The Music City Fly Girls Fly Fishing in Pittsburg
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As I was walking past them down the river I was greeted by a lovely Southern accent. I said hello back and then said, “You sound like you are from down south, where in Massachusetts are you from?”