feature reports on local New Hampshire news and two daily interview programs. The Exchange, hosted by Laura Knoy, was a one-hour morning news and public affairs call-in show. Word of Mouth, hosted by Justine Paradis, was a one-hour midday general topics interview show. NHPR also locally produces The Folk Show, a live show featuring performances by local musicians, on Sunday evenings and hosted by Kate McNally. NHPR broadcasts the major daily news programs produced by NPR, including Morning Edition and All Things Considered. The statewide network also broadcasts programming from American Public Media, including Live from Here and Marketplace, as well as programs from Public Radio International, including Studio 360, The Takeaway, This American Life. NHPR also airs programming from international broadcasters, such as As It Happens, the BBC World Service from Britain. Writers on a New England Stage NHPR, in conjunction with the Portsmouth Music Hall, has produced a series on New England writers and authors. So far the series has had such authors as John Updike (Terrorist), Doris Kearns Goodwin, Dan Brown (The Da Vinci Code), Alan Alda, and Mitch Albom. Virginia Prescott of Word of Mouth is the interviewer, and the trio Dreadnaught is the house band. The River Run Bookstore in Portsmouth is also affiliated. See also Writers on a New England Stage at the Music Hall's website Notable employees Mark Handley, NHPR's General Manager from 1990 to 2005, was chairman of NPR's Board of Directors for two terms. Eric Westervelt, formerly a foreign correspondent for NPR who often reported on the Arab-Israeli conflict, was a reporter and news director at NHPR for several years. Sally Hirsh-Dickinson, New Hampshire Public Radio Producer and Host, Professor of English at Rivier University. References External links NHPR's official website NHPR's program schedule American radio networks NPR member networks Radio stations established in 1981