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Roger Wood InDepth

By Roger Wood | September 11, 2015
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Roger Wood  produces a  podcast called “Roger Wood Indepth” covering news and life in New Hampshire. Wood is a well-known, award-winning radio, television and newspaper journalist with more than 30 years of experience. He has written and produced news and features for many radio stations and networks over the years.

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Dr. Tom Sherman Talks About His Just-Announced Campaign for Governor

New Hampshire has its first democratic candidate for Governor. He is State Sen. Tom Sherman, D-Rye, of the seacoast district 24, which covers 11 towns from Seabrook to Kensington.

Roger Wood Checks In With The Experts on Housing Assistance

How will the $100 million proposed by the state for housing assistance actually help those who need it? And what organization is already providing housing relief for those who need it most?

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Roger Wood Talks Insights into Ukraine With Pike Man

A New Hampshire resident who spent four years in the Ukraine has some insight into the minds of people who live there, and their will to fight Putin‘s Armed Forces

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Roger Wood Catches Up With Mental Health Expert Jodie Lubarsky

In the era of Covid, mental health counseling has become more important than ever. At the same time, practitioners are under more stress than ever. 

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Tom Raffio Tells How He Thrives During Times of Crisis

What is servant leadership?  For Concord-based Tom Raffio it reflects a certain philosophy regarding customers, employees and suppliers who work with Northeast Delta Dental.

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Talking Black Heritage and What’s Happening Today in N.H.

One New Hampshire activist thinks that the state could be a better place for Black Americans. Another leader points out some of the gains that have been accomplished as well as the year long celebrations and conversations that take place in New Hampshire. 

Feature

Roger Wood On the Woes of N.H. Dairy Farms

Podcast producer Roger Wood talked with Ed Maltby. He is a dairy farmer, and executive director of the Northeast organic dairy producers association.

Business & Economy

Roger Wood Asks, Is Commercial Fishing Heading for Extinction?

Fishermen in the ground fish business are retiring. So far, there is no clear path to replace them with younger people. 

COVID-19

Roger Wood Talks Challenges of School Nurses in the Pandemic

With 27 years of school nursing experience, Paula McKinnon is the current president of the New Hampshire School Nurses’ Association (NHSNA).

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Roger Wood Asks What Happened to Little Harmony?

Roger Wood interviews Moira O’Neill, director of the New Hampshire Office of the Child Advocate.

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