The New Hampshire Executive Council has enormous power and almost no name recognition. What the [bleep] is it? And why does New Hampshire have it?In this episode, Kayla Montgomery (VP of Public Affairs at Planned Parenthood New Hampshire...

Grab your passport! We're traveling to...your town clerk's office.New Hampshire *loves* elections, but does it love helping eligible voters get registered to vote? In this episode, Liz talks to McKenzie Taylor, the State Dire...

Liz talks with Rep. Hope Damon about what is happening with the school district, which faces a multi-million dollar deficit in its school budget - and what the State of New Hampshire can / will / will not do, depending on who you ask...<...

Liz talks with Matt Mooshian, a former City Councilor from Claremont, about what is happening with the school district, which faces a multi-million dollar deficit in its school budget. This episode was recorded on August 28, 202...

What happens in Claremont doesn't stay in Claremont - and instead impacts all of us. In this teaser (with a full episode coming soon!), Liz talks to Rep. Hope Damon about the school funding crisis in Claremont...and beyond.Full episode c...

Don't be fooled: a Medicaid by any other name would smell as sweet - because it's health insurance! In this episode, Liz and Kristine Stoddard (health care super nerd/wonk) cover what Medicaid really is (health insurance!) ...

Is there really an issue of homelessness in New Hampshire? Like...everywhere in New Hampshire?Yes, yes there is. Liz is joined by Erica Diamond and Lauren Bombardier from Families In Transition to talk about homelessness, which ...

Comments about immigration are all over social media, in politicians' speeches, and in politicians' social media...but what is actually happening?In this episode, Liz talks with Grace Kindeke about some of the myths circulating about imm...

We can all agree: New Hampshire has issues, but...do Maine and Vermont also have issues? What is it like to be the CEO of a Planned Parenthood affiliate across three (somewhat) different states? Liz talks to Nicole Clegg, C...

In Part 1, Liz and Phil Sletten (NH Fiscal Policy Institute) talked about the intentional cuts lawmakers made when it comes to revenues - and now, in part 2, they cover the choices New Hampshire lawmakers made in how money will (and will not) b...

Is everyone talking about the New Hampshire state budget? Well, if they aren't, they should be, as the budget impacts literally everyone in New Hampshire.In this part 1 episode, Liz and Phil Sletten (Research Director at the New Hampshir...

Why are people “suddenly” talking about transgender people? And books? And bathrooms? What does this have to do with New Hampshire?In this episode, Liz and Heidi Carrington Heath (Executive Director of New Hampshire Outright) cover some ...

The Democratic Leader of the NH Senate, Rebecca Perkins Kwoka, joins Liz to talk about the choices the NH Senate made this year (and lawmakers have made over the past ~decade), and how they will impact everyday Granite Staters...and the benefit...

How free are Education Freedom Accounts in New Hampshire? Why do some people call them school vouchers? Liz asks Christina why this funding is being prioritized when other services are needed, and Christina asks Liz for a l...

Episode ingredients: 90% chocolate, 10% tariffs. Made in the USA.Liz asks Enna Grazier (a friendly local chocolate maker) what to say about tariffs if someone wants to call the governor, and Enna asks Liz the same thing. New ...

It's not your imagination: affordable housing is on almost everyone's mind in New Hampshire. Renters, homeowners, and...well, everyone: this episode is for you. Liz asks Nick why we can't just build more houses and Nick reminds Liz ...

The Democratic Leader of the NH House, Alexis Simpson, joins Liz to talk about how a bill becomes a law in New Hampshire - a very unique process because, well, it's New Hampshire.Liz asks Alexis how much money state reps make in NH, and ...

If the state says you have to do something that costs $20,000, but the state only gives you $5,000...is that, well, adequate?Liz asks Zack if school funding is fair in New Hampshire and Zack reminds everyone that renters are also impacte...

Childcare in New Hampshire: just as expensive as college, but without student loan options...and a potential 18-month wait time!Liz asks Kenz whether $5,000 is enough to resolve the childcare issue and Kenz asks Liz why people want to ba...

Yes, we're in the "Live Free or Die" state, but somehow we don't have the right to abortion? Wait, that can't be right...Liz asks Kayla how this happened, and Kayla later asks Liz why this podcast even exists.New episodes every Tu...

Introducing New Hampshire Has Issues - a podcast that dares to ask, how many issues can one state have? In this sneak peek, Liz and Kayla talk about how, no, we actually don't have the right to abortion in New Hampshire. Sp...