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  • University of Massachusetts Amherst Chancellor Javier Reyes speaks to the faculty senate on May 14, 2024 about the recent arrests of about 130 people protesting university investments that support the war in Gaza.
    Public transportation funding, UMass chancellor criticism, environmental regulation
    Panelists weigh in on a new study calling for better funding of public transportation, a contentious meeting between UMass community members and Chancellor Javier Reyes, small-town environmental regulation, and much more.
  • Mapleline Farm produces milk products from Jersey cows in Hadley, MA.
    May 21, 2024: Milk Academe
    We learn about Mapleline Farm's 120 years of family operation and about the survival of small higher educational institutions with MCLA President James Birge.
  • Adam Frenier, NEPM report and The Rundown guest host, is with panelists Steve Fox, UMass Amherst senior lecturer and former Washington Post reporter; Payton North, Reminder Publications executive editor; and NEPM reporter Caitlin Reardon.
    Border toll controversy, west-east rail, climate impacts
    Today on The Rundown, panelists discuss a controversy about potential state border tolls, the latest plans for connecting eastern and western Massachusetts by a future rail system, how the changing climate is impacting local residents, and more.
  • Monte Belmonte and Kaliis Smith are with the folks involved with the History of Salsa event happening at 33 Hawley in Northampton.
    April 25, 2024: Salsa Forward
    We hear about a CitySpace's artist grant program, get a peek at the History of Salsa event happening at 33 Hawley in Northampton, and Mcgovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • Maggie Sullivan (left) and Marty Rothenberg (right) viewing the total solar eclipse in Canaan, Vermont.
    April 8, 2024: Total eclipse
    It's the day of the solar eclipse, so we talk to Mr. Universe and Word Nerd about some theories and words related to the phenomenon. Plus, we hear from hosts of "Tumble: Science Podcast for Kids" about some fun eclipse facts in their latest episode.
  • Poets Nicole Young-Martin, Erica Charis-Molling, and Abigail Chabitnoy are standing in Emily Dickinson's childhood bedroom.
    April 9, 2024: At the Emily Dickinson Museum LIVE
    In honor of National Poetry Month, we hit the road to the Emily Dickinson Museum to talk to folx who help run it. Plus, three local contemporary poets share their way with words.
  • Flier is for the Press On: Indie Publishing Festival happening April 27, 2024.
    April 17, 2024: Poetics in protest
    We hear about the history of the Solar Rollers and the wave of rallies they've got planned for Saturday, and hear from poet Alex Woolner about the ways Attack Bear Press is celebrating National Poetry Month.
  • Kaliis Smith is at the Triplex Cinema with the managing director, Ben Elliott.
    April 23, 2024: Generational Jazz on Film
    We meet two of the three generations growing and brewing at Kosinski Farm in Westfield, get a tour and a temperature of the recently re-opened Triplex Cinemas with creative director Ben Elliot, and walk to the beat of the Pittsfield Jazz Fest with Ed Bride of Berkshires Jazz.
  • The Secrets We Keep, a podcast from NEPM and the NPR Network.
    Anatomy of a Secret
    Reporter Karen Brown shares a personal family secret, and introduces the idea of distinguishing between privacy and secrecy which is explored throughout the series.
  • The Secrets We Keep, Secrets of the Closet.
    Secrets of the Closet
    Explore how people in the LGBTQ community have been forced to keep secrets about their sexual orientation or gender identity, even from themselves.
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