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Felix Poon
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Producer, New Hampshire Public Radio
Boston
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Biography
Felix Poon is a freelance journalist and creative writer. His news articles have appeared in AsAmNews and Sampan, and his personal essays include Death of a Butterfly, published in the book anthology Asian American X (University of Michigan Press) and other works published at medium.com/@LoveLifeBoston.
Books, Food, Recipes , Music, Consumer Tech
Not sure yet. I'm happy to listen but a man's got to know his limitations.
Content
By Felix Poon Verified| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified Allergies have been documented in historical records dating as far back as 2,400 years ago, when Hippocrates wrote about “hostile humors” in some people who suffered badly after eating cheese. But why do we experience them to begin with? What even is an allergy? Are allergies on the rise? And why are some mere nuisances, while others are deadly? This episode is a roundup of allergy stories — from the mundane to the frightful — and a round up of allergy questions
By Felix Poon Verified| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America. It may also be the most hated. Tennis and basketball players are complaining about losing court space because of an “invasion” of pickleballers. Residents are losing sleep because of the incessant noise. Fights over pickleball have led to a slew of petitions, calls to the police, and even lawsuits. So why do pickleball players love this sport so much? Just how annoying is it to everyone else? And what will it take for everyone to just get along?
By Felix Poon Verified| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified Every other Friday, the Outside/In team at NHPR answers listener questions about the natural world. This week's question came from Devon in Wyoming:“When I was out of high school I worked on a summer ski camp on Mount Hood in Oregon. And, in the summer time, to keep the surface of the snow cold enough so we could ski on, we would throw bags of salt onto the snow. And I was thinking that like, multiple years in a row, it had to add up
Company Info
New Hampshire Public Radio
New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR) is a nonprofit public radio network that serves the state of New Hampshire. Established in 1981 as Granite State Public Radio, it rebranded to NHPR in 1991. The network operates under the call sign WEVO-FM 89.1 and has expanded to include eight transmitters and four translators, reaching nearly all regions of the state and serving over 190,000 weekly listeners. NHPR features a variety of programming, including an all-news weekday format with popular NPR shows like *Morning Edition* and *All Things Considered*. It also produces flagship programs such as *The Exchange*, which focuses on local and national discussions. In addition to news, NHPR offers classical music programming through its HD2 channel. The organization is primarily funded by listener contributions, local businesses, and grants, ensuring its editorial independence and commitment to providing credible news and information to the community.
Concord, New Hampshire, United States
'+1 603-228-8910
Founded: 1981