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  • Philadelphia-based band Snacktime performs for a Fabulous 413 pop-up.
    June 24, 2024: Roberto's Snacktime is far away
    We share some live music from Philly-based band Snacktime at the Green River Festival, we try some pizza at Roberto's Pizza in Sheffield, and chat with Mr. Universe about galaxies far, far away.
  • Monte is at Fame Lounge to learn about their 2024 Pride block party event.
    June 17, 2024: A History of pride novas
    We we take a peek at the Green River Festival's past at the Memorial Hall Museum before the music kicks off this Friday, prepare for Pride Weekend in Holyoke at Fame Lounge, and chat with Mr. Universe about novas and supernovas.
  • Sam French of Gill CC Woodworking talks to Kaliis Smith about being a Black artisan in western Massachusetts.
    June 14, 2024: Wistful woodworking
    We talk to Sam French and Charles Thompson about what it's like being two Black craftsman in western Massachusetts, get a walk-through of Wisteriahurst Museum's Wisty Wednesday series and special Juneteenth celebration, and have our latest Wine Thunderdome at Dare Bottleshop.
  • The Fabulous 413 interview Angela Park, Springfield Performing Arts Ventures Inc. president, and Mark Auerbach, director of bookings, marketing, and public relations for MOSSO Springfield Chamber Players, about their 2024-2025 season collaboration.
    July 9, 2024: New art for new spaces
    We hear words and tunes from local musician Hannah Mohan ahead of her and upcoming solo album release concert at The Iron Horse. And, we learn about the new collaboration between arts venue 52 Sumners and MOSSO Springfield Chamber Players.
  • This week’s panel includes Alexa Lewis, reporter with the Daily Hampshire Gazette; Evan Garber, senior consultant at A.L. Cignoli Company, Inc.; and NEPM reporter Nancy Eve Cohen.
    Regional broadband internet, flood mitigation, accessible outdoor spaces
    Today on The Rundown with Carrie Saldo, panelists discuss the growing need for local flood mitigation, the future of reliable regional broadband internet access, and how western Massachusetts can increase access to the outdoors.
  • Actor Jay Sefton rehearsing the play "Unreconciled" in the Chester Theater in Chester, Massachusetts, in July 2023. Sefton co-wrote the play with Mark Basquill. Sefton will perform a workshop production of the play, directed by James Barry, in CitySpace’s Blue Room at Old Town Hall in Easthampton, Massachusetts, from Nov. 30 through Dec. 2, 2023.
    July 8, 2024: To build a stage
    We talk with some creatives expanding the means of theater. We hear about an upcoming production of "Unreconciled" at the Chester Theatre, learn about an immersive audiowalk fit for two at MASS MoCA, and talk astronomy with Mr. Universe.
  • Wilco leaves the stage after their Friday night set of Deep Cuts at the Solid Sound Festival at Mass MoCA.
    Wilco's Deep Cuts set live from Solid Sound
    Wilco's opening performance from Solid Sound 2024 at on Friday, June 28 at MASS MoCA.
  • Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit at Solid Sound
    Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit's Friday night set from the Solid Sound Festival at MASS MoCA.
  • Valley Voices Summer Shorts: What went down at the lighthouse
    Storyteller Matty Adams is up next in NEPM’s Summer Shorts series — he told “What Went Down at the Lighthouse'' at the Marigold Theater in Easthampton last fall. He definitely fit the theme of “Whodunit?” but not in the way everyone else did. This content might not be suitable for everyone — consider listening to this one without the kids!
  • Mikaela Davis poses with her harp before performing live for The Fabulous 413.
    July 4, 2024: Cheer the champion
    We go back to our time at the Solid Sound Festival with talks with Mark Greenberg, studio manager of Wilco's recording suite, chats with Kristy Edmunds, director of MASS MoCA, and harp delights with Mikaela Davis.
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