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Host Carrie Saldo and panelists discuss expectations for Super Tuesday, vacant properties owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese, the fate of to-go cocktails, and community activism with the W.E.B Du Bois Center.

We talk to organizers of the Rights of Nature for the Long River event this weekend and Professor Lisa Biggs about her upcoming feature at LitFest at Amherst College.

Today is all about Mardi Gras, and we are celebrating with the organizers of a Fat Tuesday bash, and we talk with one of the night's performers, Samirah Evans. We also discuss Charles Neville and his legacy.

We talk about Big Brothers Big Sisters' upcoming fundraiser, the legacy of community activists Wally and Juanita Wilson, and the receivership of Holyoke Public Schools.

Photographer Jesse Freidin talks to us about a photography project centering trans youth, and we talk to Sam Lovejoy 50 years after his defiant act against nuclear power.

We dive into the virtual worlds designed for this weekend's Power of Truths festival with designer Khalif Neville, hear about pushing the boundaries of chamber music at Sunday's Connections Concert, and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.

Panelists discuss the new North Adams Regional Hospital, PFAS manufacturers under legal fire for environmental contamination, the upcoming eclipse, and more reporting highlights from the NENC.

We check in with the folx of Cancer Connection at their Bed In, drink superhero wines at Tip Top Wine Shop, and have a double Live Music Friday with the StompBox Trio and Lady Moon & the Eclipse.

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

We invite Mr. Universe in for a chat with U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón, head to the Berkshires to meet a winemaker encouraging everyone to drink more local wine, and bring in the noisy power trio True Jackie in for Live Music Friday.