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  • It's our live show from the Green River Festival on the Roundhouse stage! We're joined by the festival's new director, John Sanders, and two of the acts with Friday sets, Twisted Pine and The Nude Party's Patton Magee.
  • We take the latest CISA Local Hero Spotlight to Flayvors of Cook Farm, learn about this weekend's African Community Festival, and chat with the voice of C-3PO in the new Ojibwe dub of "Star Wars."
  • We talk about this weekend's Springfield Jazz & Roots Festival with project manager Bianca Jimenez, music legend Ms. Lisa Fischer, and hip-hop artists T'Swan and Talynt. We also learn about the fifth Shelburne Falls Porch Festival and invite NEPM reporter Nirvani Williams to join our latest Wine Thunderdome.
  • We chat with local author David Daley about his new book, "Antidemocratic: Inside the Far Right's 50-Year Plot to Control American Elections," and learn about how we can find hope in regenerative farming.
  • We hear live music from the traditional Colombian music group, Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto, discover the culinary journey behind Hadley's Italian restaurant, Alina's, and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • We talk to some members of Rock Voices before their Queen tribute at the Academy of Music, chat with Marcia Gomes about tackling generational trauma with her musical-in-progress, "Keep Your Heart Open," and work through the impacts of the global pandemic with the neo-soul sounds of Madison McFerrin.
  • We learn about how All Out Adventures is increasing access to the outdoors, learn about Northampton celebrated Britain's abolition of slavery in the 19th century with the latest Power of History segment, and Mr. Universe discusses the possibility of life on mars.
  • We're at MASS MoCA to talk to folx from the performing arts organization, Bang on a Can, ahead of their series of in-gallery performances, LOUD Weekend.
  • We talk to Owen Elliot-Kugell about her new memoir, "My Mama, Cass," detailing the life of her mama, Cass Elliot. Plus, we hear some music from M. Ward while we learn about his upcoming album.
  • We learn about the history of the Quabbin Harvest Food Co-op, talk to the multi-talented musician Kathleen Parks, and learn how astronauts can live on the moon... in tunnels!
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