EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 43 MIN
Planning for Affordable Housing with Kara Anne Rodenhizer and Ryann Wolf
from New Hampshire Has Issues · host Liz Canada
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, from zoning rules to who shows up (and who doesn’t) at public meetings. Topics include workforce housing, common misconceptions, and the real people being priced out of the communities they serve.If you’ve ever wondered why your local barista - or childcare worker - can’t afford to live nearby… well, this episode is for you.Become a monthly supporter of the showHave an idea for an episode? Email Liz: [email protected]: NH Has Issues Merch!Links:Home for AllSeacoast Affordable Housing Week (May 11 - 16)Previous episode of NH Has Issues with Nick TaylorHigh Prices and Low Supply Continue to Impact Housing Affordability in New Hampshire (NHFPI)Support the showSubscribe to NH Has Issues SubstackGet your NH Has Issues merch! Perfect conversation starters!New Hampshire Has Issues is generously sponsored by Seacoast Soils, an organic compost and topsoil provider for New Hampshire, Maine, and Northeast Massachusetts. Visit their website at www.seacoastsoil.com!Podcast theme music by Transistor.fm. Learn how to start a podcast here.
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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, from zoning rules to who shows up (and who doesn’t) at public meetings. Topics include workforce housing, common misconceptions, and the real people being priced out of the communities they serve. If you’ve ever wondered why your local barista - or childcare worker - can’t afford...
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