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  • Michael Quinlan is a fine wine buyer at the flagship Table & Vine. He has brought three bottles of Vermentino to the latest Tina Turner Memorial Wine Thunderdome.
    May 24, 2024: Diving deeply
    We learn about the Black history behind Memorial Day with Clark history professor Ousmane Power-Greene, try out some Vermentino wines at Table & Vine, and hear live music from Chris Smither.
  • Smiarowski Farm in Hatfield has farmed asparagus through four generations.
    May 28, 2024: The speech of proud spears
    We chat with local linguist and historian Wren Wood who helps us imagine what Herman Melville might have sounded like, talk to Springfield Pride Parade founder and organizer Taurean Bethea, and have a CISA Local Hero spotlight at Smiarowski Farm.
  • Linda McInerny, founder and artistic director of Eggtooth Productions, is with two actors of the upcoming live production of Virginia Woolf's "Orlando," Linda Tardif and Joe Dulude II.
    May 29, 2024: Describing a more fluid farmland
    We chat with folx from Eggtooth Productions about their upcoming theater adaptation of "Orlando" by Virginia Woolf, talk with NEPM reporter Alden Bourne about his reserach on preserving 413 farmland, and get our latest Word Nerd segment.
  • Host of The Rundown Carrie Saldo is with show panelist and NEPM reporter Nirvani Williams.
    New Springfield superintendent, cannabis lawsuit, LGBTQIA+ legal climate
    This week on the Rundown with Carrie Saldo, panelists discuss the lawsuit filed by local cannabis couriers that challenges the Controlled Substance Act, the newly elected Springfield School District Superintendent, and LGBTQIA+ social and legal climates.
  • MIFA Victory Players are gearing up for their performance, "Puerto Abierto (Open Port)," May 31 and June 1.
    May 30, 2024: Puerto 'sparago
  • Nell Irvin Painter is an artist, scholar, and writer who will be speaking at Bombyx June 9 in Florence.
    June 5, 2024: Silent house Painter
    We chat with artist, author, and scholar Nell Irvin Painter before her talk at Bombyx June 9, learn about house music with Damany Gordon before the dance party at Fame Lounge on Saturday, and have our latest Word Nerd segment with Emily Brewster.
  • Band Buffalo Tom sound-checking ahead of their performance at the Drake.
    June 6, 2024: Reminiscing buffalo
    We catch up with Buffalo Tom before their performance at The Drake in Amherst and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • Mumbet's Freedom Farm is located in Sheffield, Massachusetts.
    June 10, 2024: Freedom Found
    We chat with folks organizing a queer prom in Holyoke this weekend, talk with author Essie Chambers about her debut novel, "Swift River," and hang out at Mumbet's Freedom Farm where they're cultivating much more than just plants.
  • Carrie Ferguson is releasing a new single, "The Many I Am."
    June 11, 2024: Strawberry Pride Game
    We talk with musician Carrie Ferguson about their release-party-Pride-kickoff party happening this weekend, hear about a new film inspired by and filmed in Franklin County, and taste some strawberries over at Lakeside Farm.
  • Stoneman Brewery is a small-scale brewery and a 2024 Good Food Award recipient located in Colrain, MA.
    May 22, 2024: Fermenting the change we walk across
    We say goodbye to our intern Cenai Collins by chatting about his experiences with us, head to Colrain to chat with Justin and Katie Korby who have each won 2024 Good Food Awards for their work in fermentation, and resident wordster drives us through the origins of traffic terms. OH YEAH, and it's our 300th show. Go us!
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