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New Hampshire Has Issues is the (award-winning!) podcast that dares to ask, how many issues can one state have? New episodes on Tuesdays.
Liz Canada hosts New Hampshire Has Issues, a news show with 47 episodes published.
With two anti-LGBTQ+ bills on Gov. Ayotte's desk right smack in the middle of Pride month, Liz is trying so hard to not make a pride and prejudice joke... Liz talks with Aimee Terravechia (Executive Director of 603 Equal
Previously, on New Hampshire Has Issues ...McKenzie told us about voting in New Hampshire. Today, she has some important updates! And it turns out, New Hampshire changes its election laws with some frequency...I wonder w
What happens when “school choice” collides with disability rights, school funding, and supporting students with disabilities? Whose choice is it, actually? Liz talks with ABLE New Hampshire Executive Director Dr. Louis E
Liz hears from Jack, a local youth activist (spoiler alert: he's in elementary school!), about changes he wants to see in this world (and his cafeteria) and how you can help. He also has some advice for other kids who mi
What does a planning board actually do...and why does it matter for whether people can afford to live in a community? Liz talks with Kara and Ryann about how local decisions shape the housing crisis in New Hampshire, fro
Strong women: may we know them, may we be them, may we identify at least three of them to run for office. If you've ever thought about running for office...or, perhaps more likely, if you've ever assumed you're not quali
A fan favorite, Phil Sletten (Research Director at New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute), is back! Liz and Phil talk about what even are property taxes? Who actually pays them? Why is New Hampshire so dang reliant on th
Hop in a canoe and join Liz and Adrienne Lennon as they talk about what is and is not ... water, actually. We always talk about New Hampshire's issues, but as a special treat, this episode features how one of New Hampshi
This episode might not be what you expect: yes, Liz talks with Christina and Pat from AARP New Hampshire about seniors, but the issues they face (housing! broadband! transportation! the terrifying and rapid evolution of
What exactly happens at a New Hampshire town meeting? Hopkinton Town Moderator Sara Persechino breaks down how town meeting (day? night?) works, what a moderator does, and why local democracy matters. Liz regrets not mak
Holy smokes, everything feels pretty dang stressful right now. How do we take care of ourselves? This is *not* a commercial for CrossFit, but it IS a conversation with the Head Coach of Dauntless Academy , Meg Trombley,
Maybe we shouldn't bring back polio? Question mark? Liz talks with Rep. David Nagel (a physician! a Republican!) about vaccines, public health, and why he is no longer on a New Hampshire House standing committee. Spoiler
This is all Liz can think about right now. Maybe you feel the same. Liz talks with Al, a former Granite Stater who now lives in Minneapolis. Looking for places to donate? Here are some recommendations from Granite Stater
What 1,000 facts do we need to know to figure out why health care costs so much? Liz asks Sabrina (Brinie) Dunlap who should be blamed for the cost of health care. The answer is complicated. This episode was recorded on
Fun fact: saving money *and* the environment is (or...can be) bipartisan! Liz talks with Andrew Schuyler from Granite Outdoor Alliance about the outdoor economy (we see you, walkers), what New Hampshire companies are doi
Happy New Year! And...considering all of the changes coming - and here - in the health care and Medicaid space in New Hampshire, this feels like a good time for a refresher from the August 2025 episode about Medicaid. In
New Hampshire has issues, but what about Congress? Liz and Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander talk about it all: the US Constitution, war powers, John McCain, post offices, what to do at the holidays if your family's views
Spoiler alert: Liz and Pat talk about Wicked. And housing. And curb cuts! Oh my. Pat shares with Liz the significance of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the ongoing challenges faced by individuals with disa
Should we feed people? What about kids? Why are these questions that Liz has to write? In an episode that should be the least controversial, Liz talks with Kate Constantine from Gather about food pantries, SNAP benefits,
It's Veterans Day - how does Congress work to support veterans? Liz talks with Congressman Chris Pappas, who serves on the U.S. House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, about what is happening in D.C. (and New Hampshire, of
Katie Adams
Board Certified Behavior Analyst
1 appearance on this show
Christina FitzPatrick
State Director NH · AARP New Hampshire
1 appearance on this show
Chris Pappas
Congressman
1 appearance on this show
Erica Diamond
certified life & career coach, creator of the List Your Goals Journal
1 appearance on this show
Nick Taylor
supervisor, Club and District Support · Found North Canadian Whiskey
1 appearance on this show
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