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Civics 101: New Hampshire

Civics 101: New Hampshire

By: NHPR
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We love to talk about the federal government as much as anybody. But in a country of fifty unique states, some of the biggest, weirdest, sometimes brightest ideas happen in state governments. That’s why we’re going local.

Civics 101: New Hampshire is a series exploring the government of our lovely, rambunctious home state. We get down to brass tacks with New Hampshire’s political insiders and try to decipher how local democracy actually works.

www.civics101podcast.org/newhampshire/

NHPR Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Department of Safety

    Department of Safety
    Oct 16 2019

    The state's cops, firefighters, and building inspectors all fall under the umbrella of one big, vital government office: the Department of Safety. On today's episode, a tour of this huge department and the ways it has probably affected your life.
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    15 mins
  • Dot Gov

    Dot Gov
    Oct 7 2019

    The online realm of government-run “.gov” websites is vast, confusing—and sometimes crucial to modern democracy. On this episode, we venture into that wild landscape and we discuss government cyber-security in New Hampshire.
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    16 mins
  • Borders and Boundaries

    Borders and Boundaries
    Jul 1 2019

    On this episode of Civics 101: New Hampshire, we're telling the stories behind New Hampshire's many borders, boundaries, and district lines. We talk with a historian about how the state border acquired its convoluted shape, and we dig into an ongoing challenge to the way New Hampshire voting districts are drawn. 
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    19 mins

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