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When NHJournal Managing Editor Michael Graham looked around the room at Castro's Cigar Lounge in Bedford the Friday after the primary and saw three campaign pros/reporters gathered around, he did the obvious thing: Turned on the mic!
The result is this improvised podcast with GOP strategist Michael Dennehy, Republican comms pro and Union Leader columnist Patrick Hynes, ...
On the eve of the Granite State's 2026 primary elections, two veteran politicos join the NHJournal podcast to talk about the state of the races and the state of New Hampshire politics.
Matt Mowers is president of Valcour, a global strategy firm. Before that, he was a political operative in New Hampshire who ran for Congress in the First Congressional District twice. He ...
After a week of debates and poll drops, it's time for a full hour of political analysis and -- a fan favorite -- "Rank Punditry!"
The podcast starts with Boston Globe political reporter and NH politics veteran James Pindell, who talks about the competitive races in both New Hampshire and the Bay State, and why a certain Granite State Republican might be on the 2028 VP l...
New Hampshire House Speaker Sherman Packard reflects on “probably the toughest three terms almost any speaker has ever had” in his farewell interview with NHJournal.com.
The Londonderry Republican recounts the challenges he faced, from the COVID-19 pandemic to an almost evenly divided House and growing political turmoil. Packard also discusses the recent overrides of Go...
John E. Sununu drops by Castro's Cigar Lounge in Bedford to talk about his race for U.S. Senate and the surge in socialist politics among Democrats.
“The socialists are in charge right now of the Democratic Party. They’re driving it, and that’s one of the reasons this is ...