How have the changing political winds around abortion led women to keep their abortions secret, and — for the same reason —speak out about them?

Explore how people in the LGBTQ community have been forced to keep secrets about their sexual orientation or gender identity, even from themselves.

Reporter Karen Brown shares a personal family secret, and introduces the idea of distinguishing between privacy and secrecy which is explored throughout the series.

A little bit of everything this time around for Valley Voices Story Slam podcast. That's why we called it Pot Luck! Angela Grout, Josh Simpson and Angela Combest were the winners of NEPM's fourth story slam of our ninth season. Enjoy!

The stories we don’t tell, what they say about our world, and what they do to our minds — a new podcast from NEPM. Listen to the trailer now.

"At Sword's Point" recounts a pivotal moment in American history when Joseph McCarthy’s Red Scare found its first true target in the labor movement of the United Electrical Workers in Greenfield, Massachusetts in the early 1950s. Broadcast on 88.5 NEPM on Saturday, May 4 at noon and Sunday, May 5 at 3 p.m.

Season 8 of NEPM's Valley Voices was full of great stories and every storyteller brought their A game to the Academy of Music in Northampton for our final Story Slam of the season. And in this episode of the podcast, we present the three that came out on top - from Jennifer Baker, Tone Nunes and Paul McNeil. Congrats to our winners!

In a great evening of storytelling at the Divine Theater in Holyoke, we heard tales of people skating out into uncertain and sometimes dangerous situations, and how they managed to glide away!

This time on the Valley Voices podcast, stories from the digital dating scene - some scandalous and some stirring. It’s “Love Me Tinder” - three stories told on our Valley Voices stage!

En Estados Unidos mueren miles de personas cada año por accidentes y enfermedades que ocurrieron o se desarrollaron en sus lugares de trabajo. Los latinos son el grupo con mayor riesgo de perder la vida porque son los que desempeñan los trabajos más riesgosos.