Word of Mouth
Summary: Word of Mouth digs into the nooks and crannies of the state to uncover the stories, places, and people that make New Hampshire home. It's your questions answered, your state explored. Produced by New Hampshire Public Radio.
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Inspired by the Modern Love section of the Sunday New York Times, each song on David Lockwoods new album is based on a deeply personal essay about love
On July 1st, the Chinese government enacted a new law called the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Elderly People. It is, in effect, a state
With enrollment for healthcare plans under Obamacare set to begin tomorrow, NHPRs health reporter, Todd Bookman, has kept a steady eye on the rollout of
For his last meal, John Wayne Gacy requested 12 fried shrimp, a bucket of original recipe KFC, french fries, and 1lb of strawberries. Gary Gilmore was
A lot of kids go through a dinosaur phase, begging parents to buy every book with a Tyrannosaurus on the cover. While the T-Rex, Velociraptor and
Many of you called our Breaking Bad Hotline to let us know how you felt after the credits rolled on the finale. Here are just a few of the messages you
We like to think of the Word of Mouth Saturday show as a convenient, one-hour public radio field trip. So pack a special picnic lunch and grab a buddy,
Margaret Atwoods novels are imaginative and satirical, and her post-apocalyptic predictions eerily accurate. Atwood has just finished her Maddaddam trilogy
Long before he was pushing the boundaries on television’s Politically Incorrect or hosting Real Time on HBO, Bill Maher was a stand-up comedian. He still
America’s got talent! So does Britain…Pakistan, Nigeria, Greece, Vietnam, Sweden, Slovakia and a number of other countries in on the “Got Talent”, “Idol”
Pop culture has made the sniper out to be the lone wolf of warfare. The truth is that long-distance shooting is a two man-job. The sniper may hold, aim and
Grand Theft Auto V, was released last week to rave reviews and record sales. The video game sold over 13 million copies in the first 24 hours and is
Those of us who went to public school in New Hampshire will likely recall hopping on the school bus for a visit to the Museum of Science in Boston or
Fall is a good time for beer lovers. With the crisp air, light-bodied lagers and shandies are swept off the shelves to make way for dark and amber ales
Here in Concord, flocks of fourth graders are boarding school buses to get a glimpse of something you definitely won’t see in a classroom: falcons. Right
