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NEXT’s Goodbye — And What’s To Come From The New England News Collaborative
The Final Episode: How Boston Poet Laureate Porsha Olayiwola Reimagines History; Protesters Reflect On The Year That Changed Us
Reflecting On ‘Surviving The White Gaze’; Why Green Burials Are Surging In Popularity
‘It’s Like Climbing Up A Mudslide’: Pandemic Pushes Women Out Of The Workforce
Alison Bechdel On ‘The Secret To Superhuman Strength'; Advocates Push Colleges To Hire More Black-Owned Firms To Oversee Investments
‘The Happiness Lab’ Professor On Ways We Can Be Happier; How Jonny Sun Is Learning To Balance Work And Rest
‘It’s My Future’: Young Activists Take On Climate Change; How We Can Adapt To Electric Vehicles
How The Lost Kitchen’s Star Chef Is ‘Finding Freedom’ After Hitting Rock Bottom; Pushing Past ‘The White Colonial Imagination’ To Enjoy Nature
A Non-Binary Child And Their Family Explore Identity; The Impact Of Banning Race-Based Hair Discrimination
A High School Senior’s Journey Back To School After A Year Online; Author Jennifer De Leon On Returning To Her Roots
Anti-Asian Hate And The Inextricable Link Between Racism And Sexism; How The Pandemic Changed Cooking And Eating Habits
Insights On American Culture For ‘The Immigrant And The Curious’; Outfitting Triple-Deckers To Curb Climate Change
‘Artemis’ Astronaut Reflects On NASA’s Mission To Land First Woman On The Moon; A Coastal Town Reckons With Sea Level Rise
Pressure Intensifies To Bring Students Back To Classrooms; Environmental Group Reckons With Race And Inclusivity In The Outdoors
What High-Speed Rail Could Bring To New England; Vermont Town Mourns The Loss Of A Historic Bridge
The Lasting Impacts Of The Station Nightclub Fire; What We Can Learn From New England’s Forests
Disparities In New England’s COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout; Biomass Plant Proposed In ‘Asthma Capital Of The Country’
The Promise Of Ropeless Fishing To Save Endangered Right Whales; How Connecticut Is Working To Diversify Its Juries
An Insider’s Look At The ‘Troubled Teen’ Industry; Advancing Racial Justice In The Transition To Clean Energy
COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Faces Challenges In New England; The Lasting Impact Of Pop Star Selena
NENC/America Amplified Special: What The Biden Administration Will Mean For Climate Change In New England
Skipped Classes, Teacher Shortages, Mental Health Concerns: How Schools Are Taking On Pandemic Challenges
How Fighting For Marriage Equality Unmade A Family; N.H. Man Lands In 1st Amendment Dispute After Insulting Cops
New England’s Most Famous R&B Family Reflects On Race In America
Deadly Outbreaks Persist At Nursing Homes; How Transportation Emissions Harm Our Health
Getting The COVID Vaccine To New Englanders; Hunting And Hiking On The Rise Up North
The Challenge Of Saving Right Whales From Extinction While Protecting Lobstermen’s Livelihood
Hope And Conflict At Bami Farm; Journalist Maria Hinojosa On Immigration And Public Media
NENC/America Amplified Special: Lessons Lost: The Struggle To Talk About Race In Some New England Classrooms
NENC/America Amplified Special: New England’s Abolitionist History at Odds With Racist Realities
Inside New Hampshire's Secret List of Cops With Credibility Issues
How The AP Calls Election Winners; Hip-Hop Artist Latrell James On Celebrating Mortality
What’s Motivating Early Voters In New England; Toxic Dangers Lurking In Local Water
The Maine Race That Could Help Flip The Senate; Coping With New England’s Severe Drought
Lessons Lost: The Struggle To Talk About Race In Some New England Classrooms
Addressing The Toll Of Racism On New Englanders’ Mental Health
How Segregation Persists In 'Progressive' New England
New England's Abolitionist History at Odds With Racist Realities
First-Gen Ivy Leaguer Straddles Two Worlds; Actor Luis Guzman On Living In Vermont
Who Will Get The COVID Vaccine?; Canadian Court Ruling Says U.S. No Longer Safe For Refugees
Bracing For The Return Of College Students; Why A Doctor Quit Showering Five Years Ago
Early Lessons As Rural Maine Returns To School; Challenging Hometown Culture Of Silence Around Racism
Protests Spark Some Police Reforms in New England; The Case Against Call-Out Culture
Teachers Consider Quitting Job In Face Of Health Risks; A Doctor Vows To Speak Up Against Racism
Divorcing After Fighting For Marriage Equality; Insulting Cops Lands NH Man In 1st Amendment Dispute
The Debate Over Controversial Statues; Heat Waves And How COVID-19 Complicates Efforts To Stay Cool
We Changed For COVID. What About The Climate Crisis?; How Companies Say They'll Fight Racism
Tackling The Anticipated Rise In Evictions; Investing In 'Green' Pandemic Recovery
Tips For Avoiding Coronavirus As States Reopen; The U.S.'s Worst COVID-19 Racial Disparity Is In Maine
Declaring Racism A Public Health Crisis; The Hidden History Of Black Vermonters
How Zoning Rules Can Perpetuate Segregation; #BlackintheIvory Rises As Scholars Talk Racism In Academia
The Impact Of Anti-racism Protests On Pro Sports; What Historical ‘Female Husbands’ Teach Us About Gender And Sexuality
New England Protesters Condemn Systemic Racism; Maverick Town Leaders Hatch Plan To Sidestep Sea Level Rise
Experts Answer Social Distancing Questions; Advocates Seek Aid For Immigrant Dairy Workers
The Complications of Reopening; Students Sue Universities in New England Over Remote Classes
New Hampshire Beaches Closed To Deter Out-of-Staters; Can Summer Camps Open Their Doors?
Families Consider Removing Loved Ones From Nursing Home Hotspots; The C-19 Blues
Science Teachers Adapt Hands-On Lessons For Remote Learning; Dealing With COVID-19 In Vermont Prisons
Does New England Have Enough COVID-19 Tests?; The Fight To Save Yiddish
The Moral Dilemmas For Frontline Health Care Workers; Coronavirus Deepens Racial Health Disparities
Losing Sense Of Smell From COVID-19; New England Fishing Industry Takes a Hit
Out-of-State Visitors Must Self-Quarantine; The ‘Choice’ In School Integration
Weathering Coronavirus Through FaceTime; Getting Drug Users Clean With Help, Not Handcuffs
Remote Learning During Coronavirus; The Town That Brought Back A Mascot Critics Called Racist
New Englanders Prepare For The Coronavirus; Racial Harassment Or Free Speech?
From Your Parents To Foster Care In A Split-Second; Lily King’s ‘Writers & Lovers’
Fight Over Religious Exemptions For Vaccines; Sex Ed In New Hampshire
The ‘Choice’ In School Integration; Feds Ramp Up Immigration Enforcement In Some Sanctuary Cities
Sanders Takes New Hampshire Primary; Coronavirus’ Economic Impact Felt In Boston’s Chinatown
Ahead Of New Hampshire Primary, Identity Politics And Climate Change In 2020 Election
All New England Licenses Now Offer Non-Binary Gender Option; ESPN Editor Fumbles Headline, Turns To Priesthood
Northern New England Is The Oldest Place In The Country; A Senior Home With No Rules
The Town That Reinstated The “Redmen” Mascot; A Mother Helps Her Son With Severe Autism
2020 Is A Big Year For New England Politicians; Coal Still Powers Our Electricity
Coral Could Hold Secrets To Fighting Climate Change; Female Punk Rockers
Heather Maloney On Going From Meditation To Songwriting
Misplaced Breathing Tubes, A Potentially Fatal Medical Error; Choosing To Be Childfree
How Latinos Saved American Cities
NEXT Episode 175: Solutions And Challenges To Cutting Carbon Emissions
NEXT Episode 174: PFAS And The Ethics Of Contamination; Thanksgiving Misconceptions
NEXT Episode 173: Legal Weed Competing With Black Market Product; 'Collision Course' Leads To Fatal Shooting
NEXT Episode 172: A Nephew's Ammo Request Pushes Aunt To Raise Red Flag; Living with Lyme
NEXT Episode 171: Motivating New Englanders To Vote, Or Not
NEXT Episode 170: How Fishing Regulations Hurt Fishermen; The Life And Death Of A Football Star
NEXT Episode 169: Revitalizing Northeast Cities; A Charcoal That Could Ease Climate Change
NEXT Episode 168: “Collision Course” Of An Officer And Teenager Leads To Fatal Shooting; ‘The Portuguese Kids’ Tap Their Background For Comedy
NEXT Episode 167: A Nephew’s Ammo Request Pushes Aunt To Raise Red Flag; Fall And New England Forests
NEXT Episode 166: New Hampshire Holds Tight To First National Primary; Syrain Refugees Settle Into Their New City
NEXT Episode 165: Vaping Scare Prompts Official Action; Climate Change Migrant Goes To Maine
NEXT Episode 164: New England’s Most Endangered Species; Young Climate Activists Take The Lead
NEXT Episode 163: The History Of The GOP And Climate; Growing A Better Lunch
NEXT Episode 162: Tackling Race Through Dialogue; Hunting for Old Growth Forests
NEXT Episode 161: Hemp Hangups; Living With Lyme
Episode 160: On The Campaign Trail in New Hampshire; Seals In Cape Cod
NEXT Episode 159: New England’s Unusual Holy Sites; Harvard’s Voices From History
NEXT Episode 158: Life on Parole; Revisiting MGM Springfield One Year Later
NEXT Episode 157: Fishermen Raise Wind Power Safety Concerns; New England's Industrial History Preserved
Episode 156: The Confusing Tangle of Immigration Law; Hunting for Old Growth Forests
Episode 155: Rising Seas And A Re-imagined Provincetown; Restorative Ocean Farming
Episode 154: New England's Unusual Holy Sites; Harvard's Voices From History