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López Obrador has placed large doses of optimism in Biden.

NHPR and Classical New Hampshire bring together a festive programming line up sure to give you those holiday feels.

There's this real seeking toward indigenous peoples and indigenous knowledge, because there's a recognition, I think, in the white population who's seeking that we've already lived through apocalypse, right?

NHPR is excited to present Long Story Short, in collaboration with 3S Artspace. This quarterly storytelling series features local performers from across the region. Segments are based on themes that allow each participant to bring their own unique experiences to life.

Do you think would benefit from reading it? >> the audience initially my audience was people coming out of college and people at mid life. i do think people going through the great resignation, the great quit that covid has imposed on us, i hope the book is helpful for them as well. >> dana: i love it. a great diagram at the end you can figure out am i on the right path or not. thank you for all you do to help those people around the world. thank you. >> thank you, dana. >> bill: great man. real...

The employment trend of high levels of workers quitting their jobs, known as the "Great Quit," may not be so unusual after all, according to the latest Economic Letter from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. "Evidence from recent surveys of workers and historical data on quits shows that the' Great Quit' is not as unusual as one might think," wrote Bart Hobijn, a...

Interview with Scott Nelson about the pandemic's affect on employment.

In his new book 'Solving for Why,' noted surgeon Dr. Mark Shrime — a volunteer for the Mercy Ships mission — reveals that the pandemic has changed how we chase happiness and what we must know; he spoke to Dana Perino of 'America's Newsroom' as well as to Fox News Digital.

NEW YORK — The pandemic, politics, pervasive anxiety over the climate and the economy. Did 2021 leave us any time to ponder anything else? As we limp our way into

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