Podcast: $100 Plus Mileage
$100 Plus Mileage is a podcast about what’s going on in the New Hampshire Legislature that probably hasn’t made the news but still could impact you. Hosts Anna Brown and Mike Dunbar give you the unbiased facts, pros, and cons, and highlight opportunities for you to get involved and make your voice heard.
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$100 Plus Mileage is brought to you by Citizens Count and the Granite State News Collaborative.
Episodes
Bonus Episode: What's in a name?
In this episode hosts Mike Dunbar and Anna Brown discuss the meaning behind the title, "$100 Plus Mileage."
Season 3
Should electric vehicle owners pay an annual fee to offset lost gas tax revenue?
Should NH allow students to test out of the requirement to attend high school?
Does NH need to license massage establishments?
Should NH exempt domestic abuse victims from wiretapping law?
Legislators call "Mulligan!" on bills from last year
Season 2
One vote can tip the scales in NH
How do I thoroughly research my candidates?
Top issues for Granite Staters heading into 2022 elections
Should NH law require police body cameras?
Should NH allow teens to work more hours during the school week?
A recent history of redistricting in NH
Who should have the power to open roads to OHRVs: local officials or full town meetings?
Should NH allow scuba divers to catch lobsters?
Should NH repeal a law requiring embalming?
Should NH prohibit the sale of cosmetic products tested on animals?
Does NH need to do more to get lead out of school water?
Should NH crack down on roadside memorials?
Does NH need a law on game cameras to protect privacy, "fair chase" hunting?
Should NH prohibit discrimination against renters with housing vouchers?
Should NH create an easier process outside the courts for right-to-know complaints?
Should NH voters be allowed to wear political clothing at polling places?
Should NH bar employers from using credit history in employment decisions?
Should NH increase the fine for littering?
Should parents be allowed to teach driver education?
Should NH adopt ranked-choice voting?
A tale of "Crookies and Cream": Should NH allow raw milk ice cream?
What would it look like if NH seceded?
NH House comes back with a bang: big bill votes in January
Season 1
Is it time to update the NH Constitution?
In NH, bills “by the people” are a reality
For some bills, the legislative session is just beginning
Is NH ready for the delivery robot revolution?
A holiday by any other name: from Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to Columbus Day
NH futurists take note: weather experiments now require public input
Should NH give Granite Staters more time to file PFAS lawsuits?
Should NH add de-escalation and implicit bias training for police to state law?
Should NH allow patients to grow their own medical marijuana?
Should NH update its Fair Housing Law for federal funding?
Should NH freeze the tipped minimum wage if Congress raises the federal minimum wage?
Should NH ban landfills within 2 miles of state parks?
Should NH legalize historic horse racing?
Should NH add legal protections for “displaying” a firearm?
Do NH students need protection from school lunch debt policies?
Should private hunting preserves pay more taxes if they keep invasive species?
Should the state be prohibited from using facial recognition technology without a search warrant?
Should NH make “cyberflashing” a crime?
Should NH open the door for microblading at beauty salons?
Should NH require towns to allow tiny houses?
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This project was made possible with support from New Hampshire Humanities, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Mellon Foundation. Learn more at www.nhhumanities.org
