New Hampshire Magazine

2 weeks ago | nhmagazine.com | Rony Camille

A Story of Legacy and Resilience Blues music may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the Granite State. However, if you ask around and know where to look, you’ll find it woven into the state’s cultural fabric and music scene.

3 weeks ago | nhmagazine.com | Kara McGrath

New Hampshire is home to dozens of popular podcasts. Meet the voices and digital storytellers behind some of New Hampshire's most popular podcasts When Troy Farkas decided he wanted to launch a New Hampshire-centric podcast in 2023, part of the motivation was that he felt like there just wasn’t much about our corner of the world.

3 weeks ago | nhmagazine.com | Marshall Hudson

I’m holding an unusual walking stick created by a White Mountain hermit who led an adventurous, yet tragic, life. The walking stick has many long curly tendrils interlaced around the hilt, and it has me wondering, how did he do that? The year 1900 is carved into the handle, so unless the carver was playing a trick on someone, this cane is 125 years old and would have some tales to tell, if it could talk.

3 weeks ago | nhmagazine.com | Krysten Godfrey Maddocks

Dr. Doug Dreffer, a family practice physician with DMC Primary Care in Concord, understands what facing an emergency in the White Mountains feels like. The avid hiker has reached the peaks of each of the state’s 48 4,000 footers in the White Mountains and considers himself to be fit — and well aware of the dangers unprepared hikers face at high altitudes. But weather and terrain can pose unexpected challenges, even for the most experienced hiker.

3 weeks ago | nhmagazine.com | Mike Cote

I can’t think of a better way to make a buck than to get paid to read stories. Our team of editors at New Hampshire Magazine certainly do more than that as we work with writers and photographers to produce the articles that appear on these pages. That said, we get to spend time with talented storytellers who do such a great job spinning a tale that we might forget for a bit that we’re supposed to be editing because we’ve gotten completely absorbed in the narrative. Frequent contributor J.