Best 72 New England Podcasts

Dark Downeast: Maine and New England's True Crime Podcast digs into the decades-old and modern day cases that prickle the history of Vacationland and beyond the unsolved homicides, undetermined deaths, unexplained disappearances and other dark stories of New England.Investigative journalist and storyteller Kylie Low gets straight to the story with a mix of narrated episodes and documentary style production featuring interviews with surviving family and friends and insight on the investigations from detectives and sources who know these cases best.This is heart-centered, ethical true crime, bringing light to stories you're not hearing on other podcasts. It is Dark Downeast's mission to honor the legacy of the humans at the heart of each story and bring new attention to the cases still awaiting justice. more

Maine and New England true crime with original interviews and detailed documentary style storytelling.Murder, She Told is an award winning, true crime podcast shedding light on the cold cases, missing persons, and crime stories that often get overlooked of Maine, New England, and small towns from away.Murder, She Told uses detailed storytelling with an investigative twist, and weaves in original interviews with friends, family, and investigators close to the case. Rooted in deep research, straightforward narratives, and the victims and their family at the center of every story, Murder, She Told will speak to any listener no matter where they call home.Murder, She Told is created and hosted by native Mainer and victim's advocate, Kristen Seavey.Connect at murdershetold.com and on instagram @MurderSheToldPodcast. more

Twice each week, legend hunter, author, and historian Jeff Belanger and radio host Ray Auger explore the ghosts, monsters, aliens, folklore, history, roadside oddities, true crime, and legends of New England in this award-winning podcast. If you give us about twenty minutes, we'll give you something strange to talk about today. The bizarre is closer than you think! more

Often thought of as a quiet and boring corner of the country, New England holds secrets of crime and mystery that are just waiting to be brought to light. Hosts Katie King and Liz Corey dive into the hidden gems of six of the 'safest' states in America, uncovering murder and mayhem at every turn. Join them as they dig up true crime tales that you've never heard of before. more

Crime of the Truest Kind is a Massachusetts‑based true crime and local history podcast exploring the crimes, mysteries, memories, and moments that shaped New England (Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Connecticut). Hosted by Anngelle Wood — the longtime Boston radio voice (WFNX, WBCN, WZLX) and credentialed victims' advocate — the show brings storytelling shaped by her years on‑air, sharp pacing, deep research, heartfelt advocacy, and dry wit to every case. Each episode revisits the missing, the murdered, the unsolved, the cold cases, and the stories that still haunt our cities and towns. Anngelle works closely with families to tell their stories with care, offering an honest, human perspective on even the hardest cases, guided by a storyteller's instinct. It's crime, history, advocacy, memory, and mystery — told with heart and defined by truth. CrimeoftheTruestKind.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Think you know New England? Think again. Join three cousins—Sean, Cathy, and Chris—as they uncover the region's darkest, weirdest secrets. From haunted mansions and ancient artifacts to cryptids, cults, and murderous mysteries, Weirder After Dark is where humor meets history, and the eerie meets the unexplained. It's New England like you've never imagined. more

We share optimistic stories of progress and problem-solving from across New England. Good news with no fluff. www.granitegoodness.com more

A compendium of New England strangeness, paranormal or historical. Join host Tom Burby as he investigates some of the regions oddest happenings, most interesting personalities and unsolved mysteries. more

Join Mystery Maven Roxie Zwicker for a unique radio show that features New England folklore, history, mystery and ghost stories. Roxie has been entertaining the locals, visitors from away and curious souls with her unique stories since 1994. New England Curiosities, Roxie's company has been offering tours and special haunted events since 2002. Featured in the Boston Herald and the New York Times. TV appearances include New Hampshire Chronicle, The History Channel and the Travel Channel! Discover ghost stories, hidden history, off the beaten path road trips, curious roadside Americana and so much more. Roxie is also the author of 10 books on folklore. Don't blame us if you can't sleep after the show. more

Unscripted conversations about Maine and New England history. Join Ian Saxine and Tiffany Link as they speak with writers, curators, and other knowledgeable guests, connecting colorful local stories to big ideas. more

A podcast about the people, places, and things that make New England so noteworthy.

For more than 15 years, the dining duo of Billy Costa and Jenny Johnson has been eating their way through New England, mixing it up with top chefs, jumping behind the line of the hottest restaurants, and giving you the inside scoop on where to wine, dine and spend your time. So, get ready - it's Food For Thought, giving you something to chew on. more

Explore New England snowboarding, surfing, backpacking, biking, trails, fishing, food/beverage, boating, etc. We even cover some weird/paranormal phenomena.Podcaster is Brendan Snodgrass#newengland #snowboard #surf #trail #backpacking #fishing #food. #beer #rhode #island #vermont #new #hampshire #maine #massachusetts #connecticut more

News, Politics, and Policy. Analysis from Editor & Host A. J. Kierstead and interesting guests from New England. www.newenglandtake.com more

A fun and informative look at local New England history, its people and places by exploring its numerous statues, sculptures, monuments, and memorials. more

Join us as we tackle a variety of trails—some that leave us gasping for air and others that are perfect for the whole family (and by 'family,' we mean the dog, too). We're on a mission to explore the great outdoors and share our escapades with you, so you can plan your own New England adventure. Our itinerary includes discovering quirky new towns, revisiting beloved favorites, enjoying the fresh air, and, of course, indulging in some seriously good eats. Thanks for tuning in! If you have any recommendations or questions (or just want to share your favorite snack for the trail), we're all ears more

The New England Business Report is a lively discussion focusing on this region's economy. Every Sunday morning at 8 AM for one hour we will discuss the major business stories of the week and how they impact our local state and regional economy. Joe & Kim will talk to the CEOs and the newsmakers in the headlines that week. They'll also be joined by the region's top business reporters each and every week! more

Join host Valerie Langlois on the scariest day of the week Saturday. Each episode Valerie will take you through the haunts and horrors of New England. Listen if you dare!!! more

In the small cities, forgotten roads, and quiet towns of New England—and sometimes beyond—silence has a long memory. Under the Pines digs into the stories time tried to bury: unsolved murders, disappearances, cold cases, and the tragedies that still echo years later. Told in a haunting, reflective style, each episode listens for what history left behind. Produced by Aku Bone Media, the team behind Beneath the Palms and Shadows of Siam. more

The New England Ghost Files: Resurrected Step back into the shadows of New England's most chilling legends. The New England Ghost Files: Resurrected revisits the iconic ghost stories first captured in Charles Turek Robinson's out-of-print classic, The New England Ghost Files . Each episode retells one of these haunting cases with fresh detail and immersive storytelling, while also following an investigative journey into Robinson's own life—and untimely death. Through intimate interviews with family, friends, and those who knew him best, this series explores the man behind the book and the mysteries that still linger long after its publication. more

Your weekly coastal New England haunts and travel podcast. Listen for spooky stories and local travel recommendations from two New Englanders.  more

There is a particular kind of dark in New England. Not Hollywood dark. The dark of a mill river in November. A dirt road after the last porch light. A slate roof holding snow and older weather than that.Slate & Shadow began as walking stories — first-person ghost tales told while moving through the actual towns that keep them. The podcast keeps everything that mattered and leaves the footage behind. What remains is the voice, the lore, and the room the story needs.Each episode takes one place and stays with it: the documented pieces, the versions people still argue about, and the feeling that made the story survive. Ocean-Born Mary. Ghost trains. Hitchhikers who do not want a ride so much as a witness. Taverns, bridges, boarding houses, and the thin places between villages.If you come from the videos, this is the same fire, just indoors. If you found the show here first, welcome. Sit down. The woods are still out there. more

Local Threads is a storytelling podcast documenting the voices of New England's creative community. Artists, organizers, and culture makers who shape spaces, movements, and shared experiences. more

Notes From The Dead explores the strange stories hidden in New England's past—and what they reveal about America today. From ghost witnesses and vampire panics to health fads, utopian societies, and historical scandals, your host Rebecca uncovers the people, fears, and beliefs that shaped the country we still live in. Smart, funny, and deeply researched (while not taking itself too seriously), each episode connects an unforgettable story from the past to questions we're still wrestling with today. Show features solo podcasts and New England guests. more

Carol Erickson, owner of Red Arrow Diner since 1987, sits down with the people behind New England's food & hospitality scene. Real conversations about the journeys, the community, and what drives people beyond their job titles. New episodes every Tuesday — follow so you never miss one. 🔗 Connect With Beyond The Plate more

Trace Your New England Roots is a podcast about the people, stories, and forgotten lives that shaped early New England.I'm Eric Ostroff—a genealogist and historical novelist—and in each episode, I take you deep into the past, uncovering real stories from colonial records, court documents, and family histories that have been buried for centuries.From the Salem Witch Trials to King Philip's War, and from well-known figures to the everyday men and women whose names fill the old town books, this podcast is about more than just history—it's about understanding the lives behind the names.If you're researching your family, trying to break through a genealogy brick wall, or just love early American history, you're in the right place.Because history isn't just something that happened—it's something you're connected to.Trace Your New England Roots—where history starts with your family. more

New England's love affair with sweets began in the 1700s when a chocolate mill opened just outside Boston. Since then, the region has been home to an extraordinary array of baked, fried, dipped, sugared, and frozen treats. New England Has a Sweet Tooth unwraps the stories behind New England's sugary legacy from Necco Wafers to Fluffernutters. Host Susan Mara Bregman is the author of New England Sweets: Doughnuts, Bonbons, and Whoopie Pies. more

Join your host Patrick for an immersive listening experience focused on New England's Hidden History. Weekly episodes on the events, people, and moments that shaped our region. No myths, no ghost tales - just history that got left out. more

Beyond The Veil dives into the ghost stories and the haunted history starting from Dean College and all throughout New England. Through eerie storytelling and interviews with historians and paranormal investigators, host Aliyah Tessier-Nunez uncovers how local legends are born, and why sometimes they seem to never die. more

Next year marks a milestone in America's history 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Our founding document put forward aspirations that have shaped America and inspired the world: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.' But read on; the Declaration may surprise you. It calls the Native peoples of America 'merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions.'For generations, stories of Native America have been kept separate and apart from the American story.Connecticut Public presents 'Still Here: Native American Resilience in New England.' This special multi-platform series will feature Indigenous perspectives and take a fresh look at the history of our region. We'll also meet culture bearers and knowledge keepers who are working to carry Native life forward. more

Join hosts Jim Braude and Margery Eagan for a smart local conversation with leaders and thinkers shaping Boston and New England. We feature our favorite conversation from each show. To hear the full show, please visit wgbhnews.org/bpr To share your opinion, email ****@wgbh.org or call or text 877-301-8970 during the live broadcast from 11AM-1PM Monday through Friday. more

Today, there are more than 2 million descendants of French-Canadian immigrants living in New England. This is our story. Welcome to the French-Canadian Legacy Podcast. more

Revolution 250 is a consortium of organizations in New England planning commemorations of the American Revolution's 250th anniversary. https://revolution250.org/Through this podcast you will meet many of the people involved in these commemorations, and learn about the people who brought about the Revolution--which began here. To support Revolution 250, visit https://www.masshist.org/rev250Theme Music: 'Road to Boston' fifes: Doug Quigley, Peter Emerick; Drums: Dave Emerick more

Celebrating New England's thriving endurance sports culture. Our mission is to passionately showcase and celebrate the vibrant endurance sports culture thriving in New England. Through engaging conversations, local endurance athlete (Art Trapotsis) embarks on a journey to uncover the essence of the region's clubs, group rides, cherished routes, legendary races, and the devoted community of athletes who proudly call New England home. From the exhilarating realms of road cycling to the rugged trails of mountain biking, from triathlons to ultramarathons, from open-water swimming to collegiate rowing, this podcast is a tribute to the challenges, victories, and compelling narratives that shape the endurance sports landscape in this distinctive part of the United States. With a commitment to fostering connections, providing valuable insights, and igniting inspiration, we strive to unite, inform, and empower the New England endurance community. more

My name is Lara Chicofsky, and my cohost is Nina Jobe. We created this podcast to shine a light on some of the lesser known characters and crimes in Boston and New England. We've spent the past two years researching the Boston crime scene primarily focusing on the 1960s. There are many podcasts and books available about organized crime in the Boston area, but ours is a bit different. I spent most of my life in my father's world. Eavesdropping when I was a kid, listening intently when he was at the end of his life. I often took what he said with a grain of salt. He was, after all, a conman, an expert liar and an Academy Award worthy actor, but there was always a sliver of truth in his stories. RSSVERIFY more

A slice of life in a small New England Town as reported by the town librarians. Podcast includes town news, community updates, book recommendation, and guest interviews more

Independent, original music from Boston and the greater New England scene, produced and hosted by WATD Music Director John Shea. The full two-hour show airs live Tuesday nights from 8 10 PM ET on 95.9 WATD, serving the Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod regions, and is also available for streaming at 959WATD.com. Almost Famous and John Shea have earned awards, nominations, and recognition from the Boston Music Awards, the New England Music Awards, the Recording Academy®, South Shore Living Magazine, and the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association. Learn more: https://959watd.com/almost-famous-with-john-shea more

Maine Wire Editor-in-Chief Steve Robinson is an investigative journalist and filmmaker whose work focuses on Maine, New England politics, and organized crime. In his weekly podcast, he'll bring listeners and viewers the inside scoop on State House intrigue, campaigns and elections, and the untold stories of crime and corruption in the state some call Vacationland. robinsonreport.substack.com more

In Beyond IPAs, we examine the amazing craft brew scene throughout New England. Our aim is to showcase the wonderful breweries that are constantly producing some amazing beer. We hope to help build the craft beer community by sharing what we know about brewing and educating local craft beer fans about what they are drinking. The show is co-hosted Dan Lattuada, an experienced and award winning brewer from Coppertree Brewing, Scott Lussier, a University Professor with a Craft Beer course in Boston and Brian Wonson, a leader in the New England craft beer social scene. Along the way, we'll be joined by special guests of all types. Cheers! more

Paying Attention with Tom Duggan, a look at local news in the great New England area.

'Growing Up Poor in Irish Boston' is a  podcast series, colored with humor, nostalgia and pathos.  It's about a Boston tenement kid,  born in 1939, clawing his way out of poverty by being hard-working, creative, persistent, entrepreneurial and by taking risks often. There are also stories of my later life in Boston, Cambridge and New England. If you like old Boston stories or Irish-American stories or old Cambridge stories, this is your podcast. If you like  Pull-Yourself-Up-By-The-Bootstrap type stories and/or down-to-earth philosophy with a Roman Catholic, funny and relatively conservative slant, then this is for you. I am Roderick Patrick Murphy, born into a large, loving Irish family in Boston, widowed after 50+ happy years. So I am now doing some writing, volunteering  and learning how to be a bachelor again. more

Connecticut Unfiltered is a podcast about the people redefining what it means to live, work, and build something meaningful in Connecticut — from entrepreneurs and creators to leaders shaping culture across the state. We talk about why Connecticut is the nation's pizza capital, why it's far from a drive-through state, and why this isn't your grandma's Connecticut anymore. If you care about Connecticut lifestyle, local business, entrepreneurship, tourism, food culture, community, and New England living, this show highlights the voices proving Connecticut is a place people are actively choosing — not passing through. more

New England Mic Check Radio is a Bi-Weekly Podcast entirely focused on promoting music by New England's Top Urban Artists and supporting their careers. While feeding the growth of New England's Urban Music Culture, we are able to link Urban Music Fans Worldwide to the region's music community. The show is hosted by New England area entertainment professionals Ronnie Ruff & Lady T who's personalities enhance the listening experience keeping it entertaining, informative and exciting with total focus on bringing New England's Local Urban Music Scene to the forefront. more

'10 News Conference' is Southern New England's number one and longest running public affairs program, airing weekly on WJAR in Providence. Moderators Brian Crandall and Tamara Sacharczyk ask the biggest names in news tough but fair questions, while holding the powerful in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Washington accountable. more

The Musical Chairs of Massachusetts is a Central Massachusetts based podcast that interviews musicians from all over the New England area. We deep dive into the musician's creative process and story of how they became a musician. Conducting the interview are a hilarious dynamic duo, Nikki Cross and Chris Guerra, who love getting their guests and audience to laugh while also asking questions related to the music industry. If you miss the golden age of 'Behind the Music' type of shows, then this is the podcast for you! Make sure to catch the show on YouTube as well: YouTube.com/MusicalChairsMass You can also follow all of our podcast platforms by checking out our Linktree: Linktr.ee/MusicalChairsMass 'Chairing is Caring!' The Musical Chairs of Massachusetts is proudly sponsored by Gateway Fiber! Bringing you a fairer, friendlier and faster fiber service to your home. Find out more here: https://www.gatewayfiber.com #paidpartner more

Join the 3 Dudes, Buddy, Costas, and Ed as they journey through the craft beer scene in Rhode Island and across New England. They will bring you the stories behind the beers from the Brewmasters that bring them to us. Always great beer, great times, uncensored, and lots of laughs! Cheers and drink local! more

A podcast covering everything to do with enjoying the wilderness. Centralized around the White Mountains of NH and the greater New England area. more

Veteran journalist G. Michael Dobbs looks at the news, issues and interesting people of western New England through interviews and commentary. more

From Beacon Hill to the Berkshires, In Common is your go-to source for statewide news. Each week, host Jeremy Siegel takes listeners on a roadtrip across Massachusetts as he dives deep into the biggest stories driving conversation throughout the state. A first-of-its-kind collaboration between three public media outlets GBH News in Boston, CAI on the Cape and Islands, and New England Public Media (NEPM) in Springfield this weekly news magazine reaches audiences from Provincetown to Western Mass, connecting listeners across the Commonwealth to local news with a statewide perspective.  more

Local Outbreak on 100.1 The Planet Hosted by Matt ConnartonDiscover the heartbeat of New England's music scene with Local Outbreak, the region's premier radio show for emerging and established independent artists. Airing on 100.1 The Planet, Local Outbreak is hosted by the passionate and knowledgeable Matt Connarton, who brings exclusive interviews, in-depth conversations, and fresh new tracks directly to your speakers every week.Whether you're a music lover, an indie artist, or just curious about the talent brewing in New Hampshire and beyond, Local Outbreak offers a front-row seat to the stories and sounds shaping the local music landscape. Tune in for authentic artist interviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and powerful performances from rock, hip hop, folk, punk, metal, and more.Listen to Local Outbreak on 100.1 FM Your Source for Local Music Discovery. more

Welcome to Hometown Media Stories, a Hometown Media Podcast that highlights people, places and happenings in and around Southern New England. From True Crime to outstanding acts of bravery, Hometown Stories highlights the interesting facts that make not only local folks curious, but people world-wide. more

Nothing happens in a vacuum. The events and movements that make news across the world are reflected and rooted in practically every community. In this podcast, we highlight the importance of local history and explore the expanse of American History as viewed through the lens of a small New England town. Produced by Gloria Greis and the Needham History Center and Museum , we look at matters great and small--and sometimes quite quirky. Each episode will feature a historical story and a conversation that ties it to our contemporary world. After all, nothing happens in a vacuum. So, get ready to roam down memory lane, but be warned--all roads lead to Needham. more

🎭 Ever watched a local production or a regional commercial and thought, 'Hey, I know that person!'? Welcome to I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In, the podcast that goes behind the scenes of the acting world in the Northeast. Join host Stephen Lomer as he sits down with talented New England-based actors to pull back the curtain on what it's really like to build a career in the industry. From regional theater and indie films to major sets, we explore the unique journeys of local talent. Whether you're a fan of the craft or an aspiring performer looking for a roadmap, this is your front-row seat to the reality of the acting life. more

Granite and Gravel is a podcast exploring the people, places, and stories that make New England one of the best regions in the world for gravel cycling. From hidden dirt roads and epic routes to local races, gear, cafés, and conversations with riders, each episode celebrates the adventure that begins where the pavement ends. more

The University of New England (UNE) is located near the mouth of the Saco River in Biddeford, Maine. It is certainly a beautiful location, but it turns out that it's much more than that. French explorer Samuel de Champlain visited the area in 1605. He drew a map and described the native people living on what is now the UNE campus, the earliest written account of the Wabanaki people. A few years later, with many believing that the climate in southern Maine was too much for Europeans to survive, de Champlain hired Richard Vines to spend the winter of 1616/17 on the banks of Biddeford Pool (then called Winter Harbor). If we count this as 'settlement,' it means that Biddeford was settled before Plymouth. The experiment was successful, paving the way for European colonization in northern New England. Within a few years, the campus area was settled by a growing number of farmer/fishermen who made their living logging, farming, and fishing, alternating their activities seasonally. This was downtown Biddeford beginning in the seventeenth century and it remained such until the advent of lumbering, shipbuilding, and textile production at the waterfalls several miles upstream. As the economic focus moved, the people still living near the mouth of the river had to look for new ways to earn a living. They found jobs in the mills, engaged in construction, and pursued work in the growing tourism industry among other things. Some sold up and moved, paving the way for a group of Franciscans from Quebec to establish a high school, turned college, that initially catered to French-Canadian immigrants and that eventually became the University of New England. This podcast is about the area surrounding the UNE campus and those who lived there, stretching from the popular tourism center that is Old Orchard Beach to the north to the scenic port town of Kennebunkport to the south. It details the lives of ordinary people, the changes that took place, and the transformation of the land to match evolving human needs. All stories are researched and told by UNE students. New podcasts will be added as they are completed, generally in December and May so stay tuned for more! more

From the Ground Up is a quarterly magazine that encourages conversations at the intersection of conservation, climate, and communities in New England. Our podcast feed is home to audio versions of a selection of the articles, essays, interviews, and poetry published in each issue. Our mission is to inspire action for policies and practices that safeguard New England's land and water for all who make their home here.You can find the full-text versions of the stories featured on this feed with accompanying art and figures, and explore our archives of past content here: From the Ground Up (https://fromthegroundupne.org).From the Ground Up is published by Wildlands, Woodlands, Farmlands & Communities — a collaborative conservation initiative of organizations and individuals working together toward a collective vision for the future of New England and the six states it comprises. more

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Welcome to Scary Stories with Shiny —a nostalgic, campfire-style storytelling podcast where local legends, spooky folklore, and mysterious tales come alive. If you grew up loving late-night ghost stories, sleepover dares, flashlight-under-the-covers moments, or shows like Are You Afraid of the Dark? , this podcast is for you. Each week, Shiny takes listeners back to a simpler kind of storytelling—where imagination mattered more than answers, and every town had a story whispered among friends. We start close to home in Burlington, Connecticut, exploring real local legends like The Green Lady, before branching out across haunted towns, forgotten roads, and eerie mysteries throughout New England and beyond. This is a safe, family-friendly space for older kids, teens, and adults to enjoy spooky stories together—perfect for sleepovers, bonfires, road trips, or anyone who still loves a good chill down the spine without the gore or graphic content. So grab your flashlight, gather your Campfire Crew, and settle in… Because every town has a story waiting in the dark. more

🎙️ Welcome to Silver City Broadcasting! Celebrating the heart of Taunton MA, the spirit of New England, and all the local stories in between. 🌟 Tune in for homegrown business spotlights, New England eats, and the experiences that make our region shine. Let's bring our community's best to the airwaves! ✨ more

Unearthing forgotten histories from New England's asylums and institutions, and true crime in early 20th century Rhode Island. This podcast is an experiment in format, using AI-generated conversations based on original research from historical archives, bringing forward buried histories and material that might not otherwise be heard. Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theladdschool more

Dive deep with us as we explore the story behind the story, breaking down big Boston news with local perspective and analysis. NBC10 Boston's experts are exploring the stories that impact you from inside and outside the newsroom, offering insight with New England flavor. more

From Boston to Broadway and everything in between. Arts for the MASSes is a showcase for arts and culture and New England and beyond. Hosted by Ryan Malyar.Community Theatre, Musical Theater, Singers, Actors, Artists, Directors, Arts Education more

This podcast is dedicated to finding and celebrating patriotic people, communities and stories in New England. Hosted by none other than our very own Todd 'Boston Anthem Singer' Angilly. more

Off the Gravel RoadRobb Ellis is a husband, father, grandfather, educator, tradesman, and public servant with a deep-rooted commitment to small-town life and hands-on learning. Born in Los Angeles, California, Robb moved to Vermont in the 1980s, where he began his first career in law enforcement. After retiring from the field, he transitioned into the plumbing and heating industry—eventually becoming a technical trainer at FIA, where he now helps shape the next generation of skilled trades professionals across New England.  Robb's journey has taken him through Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, and now New Hampshire—where he and his wife Kristen have lived for many years. Married for over 31 years, they've raised three sons and are now proud grandparents to two granddaughters.  In addition to his work at FIA, Robb serves on the Barnstead Select Board and as an ex officio member of the zoning board, where he brings a grounded, practical voice to local governance. He's also the force behind Storer Ranch and Cow Camp, rural education initiatives rooted in soil health, regenerative agriculture, and trades-based learning. Through programs like the Storer Ranchers 4-H Club and partnerships with local schools, Robb is helping rural youth gain real-world skills and a sense of stewardship for the land.  Having lived in small towns across New England, Robb has come to appreciate their quiet differences and shared spirit. Off the Gravel Road, his podcast, explores what makes these communities tick—sharing conversations from porches, pastures, and town halls that reflect the values, humor, and grit of life beyond the pavement. more

Two friends discuss their passions and creations tied through various plant genera. Each episode dives into a specific genus, with a focus on the species native to New England. We talk about the plants first, then their associated wildlife. We are wildlife too, and ecological engineers, so it ends with us. We talk about indigenous and historical uses, and current use from foraging to growing and improving ecosystems. We would love to promote a deepening relationship with the more-than-human world, as we grow our own connection. more

Kate and Kate were elementary school pals and native Cape Codders. Now both Realtors in the wild world that is New England's summer playground, they balance life, chaos, kids, and selling homes on the Cape and South Shore. They offer a true, unfiltered perspective on Cape Cod's Real Estate market, life, food, traffic, tourists, and general chaos . . . https://twokatesoncape.net more

Do you like chilling paranormal stories that you can't explain? Do you find true crime stories oddly intriguing? Do you like tales of weird New England history? more

Serial Killers of the Northeast is an investigative true-crime series examining the serial predators who operated across New England and the surrounding region — and the patterns of violence that allowed them to hide in plain sight.From dense forests and rural back roads to small towns and interstate corridors, the Northeast has long provided the conditions for serial killers to move undetected across jurisdictions. This series explores both known and lesser-known offenders, reexamines cold cases, and looks for the connections others have missed.Each season focuses on a different killer or cluster of cases, combining historical research, behavioral analysis, and narrative investigation to give voice to victims and ask harder questions about what was overlooked — and why.Season 1: The Lewis Lent Files investigates a convicted murderer whose known crimes may represent only a fraction of his victims. more

An occasional podcast from The Boston Globe newsroom. Stay connected to your community and the world through New England's premier news source. Hosted by Jazmin Aguilera. more

Beacon Hill in 5 is a weekly check-in at the Massachusetts Statehouse from New England Public Media. Get a quick look at the week ahead in state politics and government with Carrie Healy, NEPM's Morning Edition host, and a journalist from the State House News Service. more

WBZ's Nichole Davis shares the stories people are talking about in your community each weekend. You can also hear the show live on iHeartRadio stations WBZ, WRKO, WTAG, WHYN, WZLX, WBWL, WXKS, and WJMN! more

Every week, this podcast will dig deep into a different story reported on by the Concord Monitor. This newscast will review previous reporting by the Monitor on issues and popular topics affecting Concord, the capital region and New Hampshire.The Concord Monitor, started in 1864, is owned by Newspapers of New England, a family-owned group of six newspapers that serves readers in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont. more