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  • The Muswell Hillbillies join The Fabulous 413 to play live music.
    Live music with Muswell Hillbillies, Lee Pride, Power of History
    We hear live music with local band Muswell Hillbillies ahead of their Tom Petty tribute show at The Iron Horse, learn about Lee's first Pride celebration and learn about the failures of reconstruction in with Ousmane Power-Greene.
  • The Fabulous 413 visits Ray's Family Farm in Southwick for the latest CISA Local Hero Spotlight.
    SSO Juneteenth Celebration, Silverthorne Theater Company, Ray's Family Farm
    We hear about the 3rd annual Juneteenth Freedom Concert with the SSO, talk to the Silverthorne Theater Company about some upcoming productions and visit Ray's Family Farm in Southwick.
  • Suite Disaster
    Storyteller Wesley Blixt kicks off 2025's Summer Shorts season of Valley Voices from NEPM - check out his nostalgia for his younger days and how they led him to where he is now.
  • Valley Voices Summer Shorts: Gratitude Lists
    Up next in our Valley Voices Summer Shorts podcast season, it’s Valerie Reiss with a story about her and her dad that swoops from the present to the past and back again. Enjoy!
  • This week's panel for The Rundown includes Adam Hinds, CEO of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute; Aprell May Munford, reporter for the Springfield Republican; and NEPM reporter Karen Brown.
    “No Kings,” rising cost of living, Juneteenth celebrations
    Today on The Rundown, panelists discuss local involvement in the “No Kings” protests, how people in western Mass. are surviving under rising costs of living, and how communities in the 413 celebrated Juneteenth.
  • The Fabulous 413 talks to Jacob's Pillow's director of preservation, Norton Owen.
    Jacob's Pillow's archives, Mr. Universe on Pandora's Clusters
    We dive into the archives of Jacob's Pillow with preservationist Norton Owen and check out Pandora's Cluster with Mr. Universe.
  • The Fabulous 413 visits the Westhampton Public Library to learn about their "Lounging for Literacy" event.
    Lounging for Literacy, music with Leyla McCalla, Wine Thunderdome
    We visit the lawn of Westhampton Public Library for their "Lounging for Literacy" event, revisit our pop-up with Leyla McCalla from the Green River Festival and try wines at State Street Fruit Store.
  • This week's panel for The Rundown includes Dusty Christensen, investigative editor for The Shoestring; Mike Dobbs of FOCUS Springfield; and NEPM reporter Nirvani Williams.
    Threats to Job Corps, digital equity, support for rural schools
    Today on The Rundown, we discuss local reaction to U.S. strikes in Iran, threats waged against Job Corps, local advocacy for digital equity and public schooling in rural areas and much more.
  • The Fabulous 413 talk with author and illustrator Grace Lin at her career retrospective exhibit at the Eric Carle Museum.
    Author and illustrator Grace Lin, McGoverning with McGovern
    In an rapidly changing political landscape, we check in with Rep. Jim McGovern. And, we take a trip to the Eric Carle Museum to see author and illustrator Grace Lin's career retrospective exhibit.
  • Valley Voices Summer Shorts: Talking Trees
    As part of NEPM’s 10th season of our Valley Voices Story Slam, we asked for people’s “Valley Folklore” - tales about the unique place that we all live.Helene Busby went to Hampshire College, surely one of the most “unique” parts of our “unique” Valley! For this week’s Summer Short, Helene brings us a funny remembrance of Hampshire and its quirky students in her story “Talking Trees”.
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