Let's Move to New Hampshire

Prepared for What Comes Next: Why Aging Adults and Their Families Need a Healthcare Game Plan Before Relocating

Aging, healthcare, and retirement planning are topics many people avoid—until a crisis forces the conversation. In this episode of Let’s Move, host Mark Erickson sits down with senior care consultant and registered nurse Cheryl Field, author of PREPARED! A Healthcare Guide for Aging Adults, for a candid, practical discussion every aging adult and caregiver needs to hear. With 35 years of experience in senior care, Cheryl pulls back the curtain on what the “healthcare system” really looks like for older adults—and why it often fails families who are unprepared. From navigating emergency room visits and understanding who is actually in charge of your care, to choosing between Traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage, this episode breaks down complex topics into clear, actionable guidance. The conversation also explores the realities of aging at home versus assisted living, why most people experience a slow decline rather than a sudden passing, and how early planning can protect independence, dignity, and family relationships. Cheryl introduces her no-nonsense advocacy framework designed to help listeners ask better questions, avoid costly mistakes, and take control before the inevitable “oh sh*t moment” arrives. Whether you’re approaching retirement, helping an aging parent, or considering relocation with healthcare in mind, this episode delivers essential insights to help you prepare—not panic. Guest: Cheryl Field, RN, Senior Care Consultant & Author Host: Mark Erickson Book: PREPARED! A Healthcare Guide for Aging Adults Listen now and start preparing for what comes next. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

A New Era at Grappone: What Fourth-Generation Leadership Means for New England Car Buyers

In this episode of Let’s Move to New Hampshire, we sit down with Amanda Grappone Osmer, fourth-generation owner of the iconic Grappone automotive family. For more than 100 years, Grappone has been a trusted name in New Hampshire, known for integrity, community service, and a no-pressure car-buying experience that attracts newcomers and longtime residents alike. Amanda shares the remarkable history of her family’s immigrant beginnings, the evolution of the Grappone dealerships, and her vision as the new leader guiding the company into its next century. We discuss: * How a small gas station became a 100-year NH legacy * What sets Grappone’s sales experience apart (no negotiations, no commissions, no pressure) * How the business adapted through major events, including COVID and EV shifts * The values behind Grappone’s mission: integrity, kindness, respect * Amanda’s passion for community, philanthropy, and building the 5th generation Whether you’re moving to New Hampshire, exploring local businesses, or love stories of family entrepreneurship, this episode offers inspiration and insight into one of the Granite State’s most enduring companies. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

A New Way to Afford Healthcare in New Hampshire: Inside Impact Health with Carole DiPardo

Moving to New Hampshire? Here’s a healthcare option you need to know about. In this episode, we sit down with Carol DiPardo of Trusted Essential Services to explore how Impact Health is helping newcomers and relocating families find affordable healthcare in New Hampshire. Carol breaks down what makes Impact different—from plans starting at $96/month to nationwide provider flexibility, free telehealth, and transparent member accounts. If you’re moving to New Hampshire and worried about rising insurance costs, this episode offers a clear, practical alternative designed for today’s Granite State residents. 🎧 Listen now and discover a smarter way to cover your family’s healthcare needs. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Winter is coming — and New Hampshire is ready for it.

In this episode, Ski New Hampshire’s Kathleen Harriganand Melody Nestor join Let’s Move to New Hampshire to share what’s new for the 2025–2026 ski season. From new lifts and trails to the popular 4th & 5th Grade Passport, discover how the Granite State is making skiing more accessible, inclusive, and fun for everyone. Listeners will learn:  What’s new across New Hampshire’s ski resorts this season  How the 4th & 5th Grade Passport opens the slopes to kids statewide (and beyond)  The importance of adaptive skiing and inclusive programs Insider tips on beating the crowds, night skiing, and finding the best beginner mountains 💼 Why Ski NH isn’t just about recreation — it’s also helping build careers and communities across the state  Hear insider tips on night skiing, beginner-friendly slopes, and how to make the most of your winter in New Hampshire — whether you’re a lifelong skier or just learning to love the snow. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Conversation on Challenges to Homeownership in New Hampshire with Anthony S. Poore-NHCJE

In this episode, we dive into the findings of the NH Center for Justice and Equity’s latest report: Challenges to Homeownership in New Hampshire: Understanding the Unequal Access to the American Dream. For generations, homeownership has represented stability, wealth-building, and upward mobility — but in the Granite State, that dream remains elusive for many. Produced in collaboration with New Hampshire Housing, this eye-opening report sheds light on the systemic barriers and disparities that continue to affect who gets to own a home in New Hampshire. We explore: * The historical and present-day factors contributing to unequal access * Racial and socioeconomic disparities in homeownership rates * The role of zoning, credit access, and income inequality * Policy recommendations aimed at closing the gap Whether you're a future homebuyer, policymaker, housing advocate, or simply want to better understand the forces shaping New Hampshire’s housing landscape — this conversation is essential listening. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.