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Hear pieces by two composers: Tony Solitro and Carlos Carrillo. One is about an iconic place, and the other is inspired by a Puerto Rican poet.

Hear three works by Omar Surillo that explore memories of growing up in Puerto Rico.

Hear two compositions by Gabriel Bouche Caro, whose work often explores concepts and perceptions of the identity of colonized peoples and their society.

Hear Liliya Ugay’s compositon “Island of Enchantment,” a work that Ugay describes as a fairy tale about an imagined place.

New England Public Media is bringing episodes of Valley Voices Radio into your podcast feed this fall, and we're starting with "Sweet and Salty", a collection of three stories that mix some salt in with their sweetness!

New England Public Media brings you another episode of Valley Voices Radio, this time with three stories from a night we called "Now Or Never." We heard some outrageous accounts of folks that at one time found themselves at an inflection point, and now are looking back at their choices.

Like neighboring states in the region, Massachusetts and Connecticut are in the middle of their school year, but feel a void created by too many teaching vacancies. And Another Thing explores reasons why teachers are leaving their profession and so few show interest in work as substitute teachers.

And Another Thing learns how systems now in place to control flooding in western New England are the result of a catastrophic flood in 1936, but that many of the systems are largely unmaintained.

Massachusetts lawmakers likely have no choice but to keep COVID-19 a top priority.

An examination of the unique needs and challenges faced by minority owned businesses in western New England.