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Roger Wood
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.
George Bald started his career as the mayor of Somersworth, went on to redevelop the former Pease Air Force Base into a world class business park and was appointed executive director of the state Department of Resources and Economic Development.
Roger Wood: Approaching the Cape, the Challenger looked like a huge monument on the flat Florida landscape illuminated by two brilliant floodlights.
As controversy swirls over changes in the Miss America rules, Roger Wood had an opportunity to speak to Miss New Hampshire Marisa Moorhouse of Manchester.
PODCAST: Roger Wood spoke with the state’s Deputy Commissioner of Education Christine Brennan along with the director of the CRTC Steve Rothenberg for this report.
PODCAST: The University of New Hampshire welcomes its 20th president this summer. With the retirement of Mark Huddleston, University of North Carolina Provost James Dean takes over the three campus system. Roger Wood speaks with the incoming president in this InDepth conversation.
Roger Wood Podcast: Democrat Hassan took Mark Zuckerberg to the proverbial woodshed as the CEO of Facebook testified on Tuesday.
Roger Wood Podcast: She’s an environmental scientist specializing in remediation of contaminated sites. And the Coakley Landfill superfund site isn’t too far from Mindi Messmer’s home in Rye as she runs for Congress.
PODCAST: Mack is coming back. Roger Wood talks with Ashley Stokes of the Seacoast Science Center about how the public can view Mack’s release.
With spring approaching, the weather and the political midterm election season will be heating up. If you get a call from the New Hampshire Institute of Politics survey center, you’ll be participating in the state’s newest polling entity.
What prompted the change last week? Roger Wood talks with Elle Shaheen of Portsmouth, a member of the Harvard class of 2021. Elle is majoring in theater, dance and media and communication and has been active with other students pushing for the Hasty Pudding change.