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Tad Nichols Collection/NAU-Cline Library (Campfire by the Colorado River, Arizona)
Coming Soon on N.H. Public Radio:
"Stories from the Heart of the Land"
Ask some of the country's best radio producers to tell their favorite stories about people and nature...and what do you get?
Stories from the Heart of the Land is a five-part radio series hosted by Jay Allison that ranges across the world — from Australia to Newfoundland, Mexico to Tibet — to capture the human connection to land and landscape. These narratives include such amazing segments as:
- Elizabeth Arnold getting face to face with a grizzly bear.
- Barrett Golding bikes into the American West...and finds a lot of road kill.
- The Kitchen Sisters meet three activists who led the fight to save the West’s wild rivers.
- Jonathan Goldstein goes camping…and confronts his fear of the woods.
- Ann Hepperman and Kara Oehler visit the meticulously taxidermied animals at the American Museum of Natural History.
Stories from the Heart of the Land is hosted by Jay Allison, an independent broadcast journalist and producer whose work airs on NPR’s news magazines, PRI’s “This American Life” and ABC News’ “Nightline.” He is heard weekly on NPR as the curator and co-producer of “This I Believe.” He has won most of the major industry awards, including the duPont-Columbia and five Peabodys.
On New Hampshire Public Radio, Stories from the Heart of the Land airs on Saturdays, at 4 p.m., on Sept. 8, Sept. 15, Sept. 22, Sept. 29, and Oct. 6.
