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  • Roadside statue removed from Route 2
    August 18th 2023: Waving goodbye to "The Big Indian" statue
    A conversation about the removal of a roadside landmark on Route 2. Greenfield Recorder reporter Richie Davis on his new collection of stories. The Wine Thunderdome returns to Provisions. And live music with King Radio.
  • (from left) Sue Teece, Monte Belmonte, Kaliis Smith, and bishop Jim Curry
    Systems of plowshares to pizza
    Mr. Universe tells us of a solar system experiencing an identity crisis, we go on Pizza Quest volume IV, and the folx from Swords to Plowshares join us ahead of their event in Southampton this weekend.
  • (from left) Hunt Chase of Hilltown CDC, Monte Belmonte, Phil Korman of CISA, and Kaliis Smith
    Immigrant birds in the hilltowns
    The Center for New Americans brings recent immigrants to the stage at The Shea Theater, CISA connects us with Hilltown Mobile Market organizer Hunt Chase, and we watch the skies with local ornithologist David Sibley, and Candice Bradbury, the librarian bringing him to Treehouse Brewing for a fundraiser.
  • Shivaji Kumar (left) and Larry Hott in the NEPM studios
    Strong Niagra accessibility
    We chat with Shivaji Kumar about Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Larry Hott lets us preview his latest documentary, and the Word Nerd talks swole verbs.
  • Four women wearing shirts that say "saffron" singing inside a radio studio.
    In flavor, in verse, in governance
    The barbershop quartet Saffron stops by with educator Marcos Carreras, Rep. Jim McGovern dabbles with chat AI, and poets Martin Espada and Rich Michaelson read us a preview of poems they'll read at their respective events this weekend.
  • A decorated crosswalk at Greenfield's Bee Festival
    Rosé means bees
    Sandy Thomas visits to chat about Beefest, we drink rose at Nejaime's Wine Cellar in Lenox for the Thunderdome, and Pamela Means joins us for Live Music Friday.
  • Odenong Powwow folx with the Fab 413
    A swift june powwow
    June Millington of Fanny and IMA talks about the documentary airing on PBS about her seminal group, the organizers of the Odenong Powwow invite us in to chat about their event this weekend, and Mr. Universe tells us of the swiftness of Mars
  • Three people stand in front of a golf cart. The one furthest to the left holds a microphone towards the one furthest to the right.
    Dance like the trees are freezing
    We head to Tanglewood to check out the trees, hear how a local farm has had to pivot through pandemics and inopportune frosts, and hear about School for Contemporary Dance and Thought's performances that bring young people together to collaborate.
  • The band Phony Ppl
    Iced museums, repatriated
    Addison McDonald of Mass MoCA chats about the upcoming exhibits and events headed to North Adams, Emily Brewster alerts us to disappearing "d"s from descriptive words, and NEPM's Nancy Cohen elaborates on the repatriation of indigenous remains from museum collections.
  • Six people stand in a lobby.
    Al fresco graduation in Paradise City
    We take a look at the folx coming together to bring us Summer on Strong for the 3rd year running, sit down with the outgoing director and some graduating students of The Literacy Project, and Meet the Mayor with Gian-Louise Sciarra of Northampton.
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