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We share optimistic stories of progress and problem-solving from across New England. Good news with no fluff. www.granitegoodness.com
Andy DeMeo hosts Granite Goodness, a society show with 70 episodes published.
On March 27, 2026 we brought together 6 local podcasts to record a show in front of a live audience of 100+ people at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth. The theme of the evening was simple: we aren’t competing with each other, w
Martha Prybylo is Executive Vice President of the Alnoba Lewis Family Foundation, where she has worked with the Lewis family for more than 30 years across a variety of their organizations. She oversees charitable giving
Zeina Eyceoz is the current Executive Director of NH Businesses for Social Responsibility (NHBSR). She joined the organization after teaching sustainability at Southern New Hampshire University and Harvard Extension Scho
Sam Evans-Brown is the Executive Director of Clean Energy New Hampshire, and he’s a congenital, unbreakable optimist! In this episode, he explains why his confidence in the clean energy transition isn’t idealism, it’s ph
Today we chat with Tim Smith Gerding, President and Founder of Blackbird Collective. Tim focuses on helping nonprofits grow, connect, and operate more effectively. In this conversation, we discuss common issues non-profi
On November 20, we had the first ever Granite Goodness LIVE event at the Rex Theatre in Manchester, NH. I’d like to extend a BIG thank you to: * Our sponsor, Grappone Automotive (especially you, Amanda!) * Corinne Benfie
Anthony Poore is the President & CEO of the NH Center for Justice and Equity, which he co-founded to advance racial equity and belonging across New Hampshire through policy, advocacy, and community engagement. Jo Porter
Gene Martin is the Executive Director of the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute, and he is here to prove that fiscal policy is not boring. In this episode, Gene breaks down what fiscal policy actually is, why it touch
Shawn Menard is the Executive Director of Seacoast Eat Local, and Andy sat down with him at a 1750s farmhouse in Lee, New Hampshire that is quietly becoming one of the coolest food hubs in the region. They talk about why
Two days ago, I ran a panel at the ACCESS 2025 Economic Growth Conference, put on by the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. The room was packed! The theme of the panel was tactical urbanism: low cost, scalable appro
Andy sits down with New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte for a conversation about what makes the Granite State genuinely remarkable, from the accessibility of its elected leaders to the ordinary citizens showing up every
Taylor Caswell is New Hampshire's first commissioner of business and economic affairs, and he has a very different idea of what economic development actually means. In this conversation, Taylor and Andy dig into what mak
Mike Skelton is the president and CEO of the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire, an Eagle Scout, and one of the most energetic advocates for fixing New Hampshire's housing crisis. In this episode, Mike an
Lori Waltz is the Executive Director of Leadership Seacoast, a nonprofit that brings together 40 Seacoast residents each year for a seven-month deep dive into how their region actually works. Jennifer Wentworth is the Tr
Jon-Noury Eliard is the creator of New Hampshire Rocks, a digital destination marketing platform where community tourism and local economies intersect, and its nonprofit partner Sereno. EXCITED to share that this episode
Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander represents New Hampshire's Second Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives. A former intelligence officer in the Navy Reserve, she is quickly developing a reput
Senator Maggie Hassan represents New Hampshire in the United States Senate. A former two-term Governor of the Granite State, she has spent her career in public service defined by a commitment to bipartisanship, pragmatic
Jennifer Frizzell is the Director of the New Hampshire Health Cost Initiative, a project working to make the healthcare system more affordable and transparent for Granite Staters. This episode was produced in partnership
Mark Lefebvre is a recovery community consultant, radio DJ, podcast producer, and author of Healing a Village: A Practical Guide to Building Recovery-Ready Communities. He has spent his career working across governments
Kate Guerdat is the Program Team Leader for 4-H Youth Development and Education at UNH Cooperative Extension, where she oversees programming across every county in New Hampshire. Pam Shore is a Field Specialist at UNH Co
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