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  • The mission statement of Double Edge Theater
    The edge of craven, the end of the trail
    We're joined by Rhonda Anderson, Western Massachusetts Commissioner of Indian Affairs, The Word Nerd Emily Brewster answers a listener question about shifting definitions, and immerse ourselves in the latest production from Double Edge Theater.
  • Pizza at Magpie in Greenfield for Pizza Quest V: the two required pies are cheese (right) and pepperoni and mushroom (left)
    Launching maverick pies
    We bring Dr. Andrew Lam to talk about his latest book, Pizza Quest V visits Magpie in Greenfield, and Mr. Universe talks about ISRO and their successful launch this weekend.
  • Axis Dance Company at Jacob's Pillow in Becket
    A dance of rural ice cream
    We speak with the newly appointed Director of Rural Affairs Anne Gobi, head to Jacob's Pillow to talk with Artistic Director of Axis Dance Company, Nadia Adame, and dig into delicious frozen dairy treats with the folx of Gran-Val Scoop in Granville.
  • Twelve Trips
    This time on NEPM’s Summer Shorts Podcast, Earl Miller leads us on a journey from “just a job” to “a career with heart”
  • In a corridor lined with windows, four people appear to walk towards the far end while carrying bags
    Live with Bang On A Can at Mass MoCA!!
    We talk with and hear performances from the folx at the Bang on a Can Summer Festival at Mass MoCA in North Adams, which ends with the Loud Weekend July 26-29th.
  • Floods, funerals, and a folk singer
    Suzy Fortgang from Muse Cider Bar and Valley View Farm in Williamsburg. Live music Friday with the folk singer playing Bombyx in Florence, Willie Carlisle, filmmaker Jason Berry who’s screening his film about New Orleans Jazz funerals in Springfield and a Friday edition of McGoverning with Congressman McGovern.
  • Tim Garvin of The United Way of Central Massachusetts (left) with the hosts of The Fabulous 413
    Partnerships of all platforms
    We talk with Senators Jo Comerford and Karen Spilka, and Tim Garvin of the United Way about efforts to help farmers affected by the flooding and ongoing rains, Mr. Universe joins local filmmaker Bob Krzykowski to talk about Barbenheimer, and Calvinmania comes to Forbes Library.
  • Four people are gathered around a table on which are four microphones on extended booms, the center two are in wheelchairs, and the one on the far right has a hat. The left wheelchair user is typing on her phone, while the right wheelchair user is mid gesture. Behind them is a window through which someone can be see working at radio equipment.
    Words we celebrate
    Ersatz word nerd Ammon Shea takes a look at the words most searched this week and we celebrate the anniversary of the ADA with a panel of those most familiar with the statute.
  • A man unpacks crates of vegetables behind a platform containing a pile of fresh corn ears
    A pillow and two kinds of flood relief
    We chat with Harrison Bardwell of Bardwell Farms in Hatfield, McGovern about flood relief and aliens with Rep. Jim McGovern, and head back to the Berkshires for more on Dance at Jacob's Pillow with Director Pamela Tatge.
  • The Next Great Adventure
    Laura Porter tells us about a miracle that came out of a great adventure on this week’s Valley Voices Summer Shorts podcast.
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