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ABOUT
Look around, and you’ll find everything is connected to the natural world.
At Outside/In, we explore that idea with boundless curiosity. We report from disaster zones, pickleball courts, and dog sled kennels, and talk about policy, pop culture, science, and everything in between.
From the backcountry to your backyard, we tell stories that expand the boundaries of environmental journalism.
Outside/In released its first episode in 2015 after a year of development and experimentation. Though it originates in New Hampshire the show has nationwide appeal; California, New York, and Massachusetts top the list of where our listeners are based.
FORMAT
Outside/In is an on-demand podcast with new episodes released every Wednesday, and a 30-minute broadcast program that airs on NHPR every Saturday morning at 11:00 AM.
Radio stations interested in playing Outside/In will find free episodes uploaded weekly on the PRX Exchange. For more details, email NHPR’s Program Director Emily Quirk at equirk@nhpr.org.
Occasionally, the program produces a series delving into a single topic.
"Windfall” tracked the birth of the American offshore wind industry.
“The Underdogs” delved into the guarded world of competitive dog sledding.
“What Remains” investigated the countless sets of human remains held by museums and institutions across the country.
WHERE TO FIND OUTSIDE/IN
Website: outsideinradio.org
E-mail: outsidein@nhpr.org
Listen: The show can be listened to directly from the website, as well as subscribed to and listened to on most podcast platforms.
Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS
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AUDIENCE
Nearly half of our listeners are ages 25-34 (47%). Outside/In averages more than 190,000 downloads per month.
CAST AND CREW
Outside/In is a production of New Hampshire Public Radio. The show is produced and reported by Nate Hegyi, Justine Paradis, Felix Poon and Marina Henke. Taylor Quimby is the Executive Producer.
MEDIA COVERAGE
Featured on The New York Times, NPR One, Apple Podcasts, All Things Consider, 99% Invisible, Here & Now, The Indicator, Threshold, How to Save a Planet, Endless Thread, Foreign Policy, The Big Listen, HotPod, Bello Collective, Wired, REI, Outside Magazine, Runner’s World, PRX’s RadioPublic, PRX’s Remix, Salon, Gastropod, New England News Collaborative, Woah Magazine
AWARDS
2023 National Edward R Murrow - Best news Documentary, 1st place for “After the Avalanche.”
2023 Third Coast - Best Documentary (Short), finalist for “Cold t*ts, warm hearts: the cold water dippers of Maine.”
2023 Signal Awards - Best Sports Documentary for “The Underdogs.”
2023 NH Press Association - Best Use of Audio or Podcast, 1st place for “Cold t*ts, warm hearts: the cold water dippers of Maine.”
2023 Public Media Journalists Awards - Best Short Documentary, 1st place for “Yardwork: Lawn & Order.”
2023 Golden Crane Award for “Yardwork: A bitter melon grows in Boston.”
2022 Regional Edward R Murrow - Excellence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for “The So-called Mystery of Rapa Nui (Easter Island)”
2021 Public Media Journalists Awards - Best Narrative/Produced Podcast, 1st place for Windfall.
2020 Public Media Journalists Awards - Best Long Documentary, 1st place for “The Olive and the Pine.”
2018 Overseas Press Club Award for Powerline – Whitman Bassow Award for “Best Reporting in Any Medium on International Environmental Issues”
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE SHOW
“Outside/In is a fun, touching weekly tribute to the joys of the natural world, offering reflections on humans’ relationship to wilderness alongside discussions of environmental news stories. It’s a bright spot in any climate news diet.”—“6 Podcasts to Help Tackle Your Climate Anxiety” in The New York Times
“You never know what’s next for Outside/In. The show claims to be for “almost everyone” and it’s really true.… Listen to Outside/In and you’re sure to be entertained and well-informed.”—“Adventure Podcasts We Love” in Whoa Mag
“The judges especially liked the team’s ambition, as well as its conclusion that no energy source, no matter how clean, is free of victims—a fact that is too often lost in the coverage of climate change.”—Overseas Press Club, in announcing Powerline as the winner of the Whitman Bassow Award
Apple podcast reviews
“I freaking love this show. The episodes bring me such joy. They strike a great balance between tackling serious/challenging topics and exploring more fun and light subjects. This is the only podcast that I will drop everything to listen to on the day it comes out :)”—Kenz Fitz (Sep 2023)
“Love this! This is one of the most informative, yet lighthearted podcasts that I’ve listened to!”—Mlmartel96 (Jan 2021)
“It’s good for your brain! It also makes you laugh or maybe cry or take suspenseful breaths… Timeless and relevant” —AnthroPDF (July 2020)
“I’m a new science journalist and I avidly listen to Outside/In. For me, this show is in many ways the model for making nature stories stylish yet tasteful and informing… You won’t regret a minute of this show.” —Scubabilly7 (Feb 2020)
MEDIA CONTACT:
Zoë Kay, Marketing and Event Coordinator
zkay@nhpr.org
Taylor Quimby, Executive Producer
tquimby@nhpr.org
Meagan Cohen, Partnerships Specialist at Stitcher
meagan.cohen@siriusxm.com
CORPORATE SUPPORT AND UNDERWRITING CONTACT
Tim Brady, Director of Corporate Support
tbrady@nhpr.org