Competency Based Education: Fred Bramante Has a Dream for our Public Schools.

Randall Gibson - World Explorer

This podcast. originally broadcast on the Mowglis Memories Podcast is offered here as well because of the extraordinary life of Randall Gibson.

Ira Shapiro: "We're in a Dark Place" The Damage Runs Deep

Ira Shapiro: "We're in a Dark Place" The Damage Runs Deep In this podcast we catch up with Ira Shapiro after just 150 days of the Donald Trump administration including the challenges ahead for democracy.  As is always the case, for those who listen through the full podcast there are always gems to take away from the experience and this podcast is no exception.

Elliot Berry - Retired but still leading by example

Elliott Berry recently retired after nearly fifty years in the same job as a lawyer for New Hampshire Legal Assistance. I hesitate to even identify his job this way because the trail that Elliott Berry has blazed over those years has burnished a reputation and accomplishments across the country. While Elliott chose New Hampshire as the venue for his life's work as an advocate for low-income families, his service and impact have been broadly hailed for creating innovative solutions to daunting problems, especially around homelessness and affordable housing.

Competency Based Education: Fred Bramante Has a Dream for our Public Schools.

Competency Based Education: Fred Bramante Has a Dream for our Public Schools. Public schools so exciting and effective that no one would want to send their children anywhere else.

47% Rate Increase for Electric Transmission Proposed by Eversource, Kreis Warns.

47% Rate Increase for Electric Transmission Proposed by Eversource, Kreis Warns. Here's what you can do: 47%. That is the increase that Everource is requesting before the PUC in their current rate case for the distribution part of their bill.  But the folks at Eversource are doing their best to bury the lead in an avalanche of other charges in which the 47% is embedded. That's 47% over just a bit more than 2 years, well over the rate of inflation.