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  • Goat hugs are offered at Thomas Farm & Dairy in Sunderland, Mass.
    A dance of kids and cheese
    Artistic director Jane Eilber and dancer Anne Souder of The Martha Graham company chat with us on legacy and evolution ahead of their show at Umass, and we hang out with Laurie Cuevas of Thomas Farm & Dairy in Sunderland, who lets us hug it out with all the baby goats.
  • Monte Belmonte and John Hodgman (right), during a visit to Portland, Maine.
    Real Clark, fake judges
    John Hodgman, former western Mass. resident, stops by to chat on his new tv show, we take a tour of the Clark Museum in Williamstown, and Rep. Jim McGovern gives us the Capitol Hill rundown.
  • U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern is a Democrat from Worcester, Mass.
    McGovern on guns and the daily mass shootings
    A conversation with U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern in the wake of the Nashville shooting. We also tour a new exhibit as MASS MoCA.
  • Comedian Jimmy Tingle takes the stage at the 2018 Massachusetts Democratic Party Convention, Saturday, June 2, 2018, in Worcester. Tingle pursued the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor that year.
    Fighting hunger gives me the Tingles
    We hear from comedian Jimmy Tingle and the leadership of the Franklin County Community Meals Program. Plus, the Word Nerd responds to a listener query.
  • Director/actor/screenwriter/novelist John Sayles.
    Screens of literature and gender
    We chat with John Sayles about his new book, Mr. Universe tells us about science on screen at Amherst Cinema, and NEPM's Nirvani Williams talks to the authors of a new children's book on gender.
  • Monte Belmonte and Lev BenEzra speak outside the Amherst Survival Center.
    Empty Bowls & Burrito bowls
    A conversation with CISA and Bueno y Sano, and then a preview of Amherst Survival Center's Empty Bowls Dinner.
  • Kiss & Tell
    NEPM's Valley Voices story slams always feature some stellar stories, and this one was no exception!
  • "Homeland: My Father Dreams of Palestine," is a new book from Hannah Moushabeck.
    The Moushabeck book mashup
    Hannah Moushabeck stops by to talk about her new book, "Homeland: My Father Dreams of Palestine," with a couple special guests. Plus, we check in with Hampshire College astronomer Salman Hameed.
  • Jennifer Taub is a professor at Western New England School of Law in Springfield, Massachusetts.
    An indictment, an indigenous voice, two cloudy wines and Cloudbelly
    We hear from Western New England School of Law's Jennifer Taub, the wine snobs from State Street Fruit Store, Jennifer Lee from the Narragansett Tribe and the band Cloudbelly.
  • At R. Michaelson Gallery in Northampton, Massachusetts, (from left) Kaliis Smith, Mo Willems, Monte Belmonte and Cher Willems.
    Don't let the Pigeon cook the books
    Author Mo Willems celebrates a new exhibit and the birthday of his character, Pigeon. Then, a new world record holder, Lisa Ekus, shows us her award-winning library of cookbooks.
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