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  • The Fabulous 413 features BirdHaven Blueberry Farm on the latest CISA Local Hero segment.
    July 3, 2024: Blue ink moves
    We chat with G. Michael Dobbs about his long career in mass communications which he details in his new memoir, check in with some folx of Mass Humanities about their recent operations move, and relish in the blueberry heaven that is BirdHaven Blueberry Farm.
  • Dave Eisenstadter, state editor for MassLive; Matt Szafranski, editor-in-chief of Western Mass Politics and Insight; and NEPM reporter Caitlin Reardon with host Carrie Saldo on The Rundown with Carrie Saldo on June 28, 2024.
    Doctor shortage, free bus fares, journalism industry support
    Panelists discuss the shortage of primary care doctors in the region, the possibility of state support for the journalism industry, the future of accessible public transportation, and the latest in changes in Holyoke Public Schools.
  • Actual astronaut Cady Coleman came onto the Fabulous 413 to talk about her new memoir, "Sharing Space."
    July 2, 2024: Traveling through pages
    We chat with actual astronaut Cady Coleman about her new memoir, talk with the author behind NEPM Book Club's latest pick, "Fruit of the Dead," and explore New England with NEPM's new travel guide.
  • The Winterpills is an alternative Northampton-based band.
    May 31, 2024: Chili winter sparkle for science
    We chat with Supicha and Phil Hillenbrand of Thai Chili Food Truck about the growth of their business, hear from Winterpills for Live Music Friday before their sold out show at the Iron Horse, delve into bubbly reds at Tip Top Wine Shop, and learn about the odoriferous effects of asparagus with epidemiologist and UMass assistant professor Andrew Lover.
  • In to talk about Chicopee's only farmers market is Jacob Nelson, CISA communications coordinator, Melissa Breor, director of Chicopee Chamber of Commerce, and Erin Sewell, Center Fresh Farmers Market manager.
    June 4, 2024: Trustees and municipal markets
    We hear about Chicopee's municipal farmers' market designed to combat food insecurity, discover how the Trustees of Reservations works to preserve natural wonders for all to enjoy, and learn some more asparagus science with the Tumble podcast.
  • Host of The Rundown Carrie Saldo is with panelists Aprell May Munford, reporter at The Springfield Republican, and Elizabeth Román, managing news editor for NEPM
    Springfield School District tensions, ex-crypto mogul, public opinion polls
    This week on The Rundown, panelists discuss ongoing tensions in the Springfield School District as disparaging remarks made by outgoing superintendent circulate on social media, how an ex-cryptocurrency executive and convicted felon has impacted real estate in Lenox, the latest results in UMass Amherst public opinion polling, and much more.
  • Jo Clifford is the author and performer of the one-woman play, "The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven."
    June 7, 2024: Suitcase Queen and extra friends
    We reinterpret religion using a queerer lens with playwright Jo Clifford and Reverend Sarah Buteux, hear some live music from the one-man musical army, Suitcase Junket, and drink coastal wines for our latest Thunderdome.
  • Valley Voices Summer Shorts: Chasing Jimmy
    It’s time for NEPM’s Summer Shorts podcast series - one true story, uploaded every Friday this summer. As we look back on season 9 of NEPM’s Valley Voices Story Slams, Paul Katz grabbed us with his story “Chasing Jimmy.” Happy Summer!
  • Common Wealth Murals is collaborating with AfriCOBRA's Napoleon Jones Henderson to restore a third Nelson Stevens mural in Springfield.
    June 12, 2024: Restoring Pride, alright
    We talk chat some folx who are restoring another Nelson Stevens mural in Springfield, we hear about this weekend's Franklin County Pride from the organizers, and learn about the differences between "alright" and "all right."
  • Monte and Kaliis pose with an outfit owned and worn by former music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the late Serge Koussevitzky.
    July 23, 2024: Live at Tanglewood for Koussevitzky's 150th
    We're live from Tanglewood to celebrate the 150th birthday of Serge Koussevitsky, former BSO music director. We discuss his legacy with BSO archivist Bridget Carr and the vice president of artistic planning, Anthony Fogg. Plus, we hear live music from the BSO's principal bassist for the last 48 years, Edwin Barker.
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