
We share optimistic stories of progress and problem-solving from across New England. Good news with no fluff.
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Welcome to the Good News in New England Newsletter, part of Granite Goodness. We share optimistic stories of progress, innovation, and problem-solving from across New England.
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Today we chat with Jim Schachter, President & CEO of New Hampshire Public Radio. We discuss:
How NHPR has navigated changes in public media funding
Reasons for optimism amid a hollowing out of local news
The extraordinary suc...
7 things that have made me optimistic lately
Hello optimists!
This episode is from our third ever live show, which happened August 12, 2026 at the Capitol Center for Arts Bank of NH stage in Concord, NH.
We collaborated with our friends at NHBSR to bring together:
This is a bonus episode, recorded partially in the pouring rain outside the Barn on the Pemi in Plymouth, NH. And it was kind of awesome. There is a huge thunder clap at 46:29, listen for it!
This conversation is from the 2026 Outdoor Indu...
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Creator & Host @ Granite Goodness | Sharing Stories of Progress Across New England | 2025 NH Young Person of the Year
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