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  • 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.
  • Two men sit in a booth. In the foreground are two wine bottles to the right, and two wine glasses to the left of those. the glass closest to the bottles is half full with wine.
    Illuminating Sandy's thunder
    We bring local singer songwriter Sandy Bailey in for Live Music Friday, Speak with Christina Franklin about her production of "The Light" currently showing at Chester Theater, and pit two wines against each other on the road with Michael Quinlan of Table & Vine.
  • Several people all dressed in red stand in a park with their right arms extended over their heads
    Wuthering skies over the pizza house
    We go to The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever in Greenfield, discover the dark skies movement with astronomers James Lowenthal and Salman Hameed, and take Pizza Quest to Northampton to sample the slices at Joe's Cafe Spaghetti and Pizza House.
  • Members of the Hestia Collective speak with Monte Belmonte at the site of their mural's restoration
    Hestia and Homelands
    We speak with members of the Hestia Collective on the restoration of their Northampton Mural, and with David Brule and Amalia Fourhawks of the 10th Annual Pocumtuck Homelands Festival.
  • a large group of people, many with folders, papers, and pens, gather outside in a field around a red tableclothed table which has many items on display. In the background many trees can be seen.
    Indicted soil
    We speak with Clem Clay and Susan Scheufele of the UMass Extension about their role in aiding farmers after our flooding disasters, Ersatz Word Nerd Ammon Shea looks for the missing "c" in indictment, and law professor and author Jennifer Taub guides us through our many ongoing legal queries.
  • Daniel Smiarowski (center), Farm Service Agency State Exec Director for the USDA, joins Monte & Kaliis at the NEPM studios.
    A renaissance of acronyms
    We hear how the USDA is helping local farmers in the wake of all the summer's climate disasters, Find out more about the Massachusetts Renaissance Faire happening in Cummington, and get Rep Jim McGovern's take on the latest set of Trump indictments.
  • Shock and Awe
    On this week’s Summer Shorts story from NEPM, Matthew Dicks gets some electrical encouragement to think through his new living situation.
  • A crowd gathers in front of a stage at a park. Blue and pink lights flash from the stage.
    Festival for grilled fawns
    We have Live music Friday with The Fawns, We chat with Holyoke Mayor and Nueva Esperanza's Melvin Sanchez about Festival Patronales de Holyoke, and the Wine Thunderdome seeks to find a wine to go with grilled foods.
  • Three women stand in a recording booth. The woman to the far left has curly brown hair, wears a black sweatshirt with the Champion logo on it and appears to be mid teens. The woman in the center has long braids and glasses, and wears a yellow cardigan over a blue dress, and the woman on the right has shoulder length dark hair and wears an olive cardigan over a dark tank top and jeans.
    August 7th: Take The Happiness
    Professor Catherine Sanderson talks to us about the science of happiness, Mr. Universe tears apart the recent congressional hearings on aliens, and we chat with Ayanna Crawford and Justine
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