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  • (from Right) (from right) Adah Hetko, Lysander Jaffe, Kaia Berman Peters, and Raffi Boden of Levyosn with the hosts of The Fabulous 413
    The knees of a peaceful leviathan
    We have a bonus Live Music Wednesday with Levyosn, talk violence and hatred deescalation with Polly Byers of the Karuna Center for Peacebuilding (not a yoga studio), and look for the origins of popular English phrases with The Word Nerd
  • Ceviche and Rosé at State Street Wines in Northampton
    Django's proud ceviche
    The folx of Franklin County Pride stop by to talk of their events this weekend, we're joined by some of the people participating in Django in June next week, and we enter the Thunderdome at State Street Wine Store in Northampton for another pairing.
  • (from left) Rachel Cronen-Townsend, Steve Cronen-Townsend, Kaliis Smith, Cassie Wood-Triplet, Monte Belmonte, and Daniel Greycloud-Jacob
    The rules for saving fashionable theater
    Rep. Jim McGovern tells us about the plight of the rules committee, the folx of Fab Fashion Passion Week show us their manner of making couture more communal, The Greenfield Players gear up for Twelfth Night, and Gregory Crewdson talks about his donations to help save a movie theater in Great Barrington
  • The Tribute to Black Women mural, originally created by Nelson Stevens in 1974, that was recreated by Common Wealth Murals and the Community Mural Institute and is now on view at 38 Catherine Street in Springfield.
    The rapt afro from space
    We chat with AJ Enchill about the I AM AFRO Festival in North Adams, Mr. Universe tells us how futile our method would be against space microbes, and NEPM reporter Kari Njiri joins us to talk about his experiences with Nelson Stevens.
  • Max Roach, Worcester, MA 1979
    Max Roach Interview, 1979
    Tom Reney's very first interview was with famed jazz drummer, Max Roach.
  • The Juneteenth flag, commemorating the day that slavery ended in the U.S., flies in Omaha, Neb., Wednesday, June 17, 2020. (Nati Harnik/AP Photo)
    Bluesmen on the high Greenfield seas
    Mpress Bennu arrives to talk about Juneteenth celebrations in Greenfield, The word nerd shows us how some nautical phrases have come ashore, and we talk with Ms. Annye Anderson, step-sister to blues legend Robert Johnson.
  • Erica Slocomb at the NEPM Studios with Kaliis Smith
    History held in common
    Tammy Denease talks of her one woman show on Elizabeth Mumbet Freeman's life at Historic Deerfield, we meet the new manager of the Belchertown Farmer & Artisan's Market, and local historian Erika Slocomb tells us about a Juneteenth celebration at the Wisteriahurst Museum in Holyoke
  • Bump In The Night
    Valley Voices Summer Shorts series brings you some of the best from the past season of NEPM's Story Slams - this time, it's a classic ghost story from Dave Fromm.
  • (from Right) Trenda Loftin and Revan Schendler of The Compost Co-operative with Kaliis Smith of The Fabulous 413
    Co-operative geekery
    We chat with the folx of the Compost Cooperative in Greenfield, and get down with the intersectionality of nerdom and the black community with the B.E.G.I.N. Podcast
  • Rusty Polsgrove of Arise for Social Justice in Springfield (right)
    Compost arises
    We continue our talk with Trenda Loftin and Revan Schendler of the Compost Cooperative about how housing affects their business model, and we speak with Rusty Polsgrove of Arise for Social Justice about that organizations Juneteenth celebration in Springfield.
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