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  • "A Place Called Home" is a memoir by David Ambroz.
    Underground Railroad walking tour, author David Ambroz, Rep. McGovern
    We learn about PAHMUSA's Underground Railroad walking tour in Springfield, chat with author David Ambroz's memoir, "A Place Called Home," and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • The Fabulous 413 talks to the organizers behind the Italian Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Anna Daniele and Chris DiMauro.
    Sen. Ed Markey, Italian Feast, Wine Thunderdome
    We talk to Senator Ed Markey as he prepares to run for reelection, learn more about Our Lady of Mount Carmel Italian Feast's return to Springfield and take the latest Wine Thunderdome to Provisions in Amherst.
  • Valley Voices Summer Shorts: The Smartest Bird The World Has Ever Seen
    Jessica Geil takes us back to elementary school on NEPM’s Valley Voices Summer Shorts podcast this week. She seems to be remembering a lot of emotions that were specific to her situation, but somehow those feelings are pretty relatable for all of us!
  • Jason Treuting of Sō Percussion in Spencer Finch's Cosmic Latte (2017), July 29, 2025.
    Bang on a Can's LOUD Weekend
    We visit MASS MoCA to hear from the co-founders of Bang on a Can before LOUD weekend, David Lang, Julia Wolfe and Michael Gordon. Plus, we listen to a percussive performance from Jason Treuting of Sō Percussion.
  • Valley Voices Summer Shorts: Messy Desks
    When you know you are the “keeper of a messy desk”, might as well just own it! Angela Combest is this week’s storyteller for NEPM’s Summer Shorts podcast. She looks back on a memory from grade school and gets a peek into how it relates to her head space as an adult.
  • Monte and Kaliis talk to authors Nancy Pick and Christophe Golé about their new book, "Do Plants Know Math?"
    Dec. 4, 2024: Our sequential natures
    We learn how the annual Hot Chocolate Run is reaching its 21st year to support survivors of domestic violence, find out if artichokes know arithmetic with the book, "Do Plants Know Math?" and get nerdy with the Word Nerd about the word, "nerd."
  • The "Home for the Holigays" drag special is preparing for its production at the Shea Theater Dec. 6-7.
    Dec. 5, 2024: Wicked classy
    We take a tour of operations of Blue Q to see how they're spreading profane joy on socks and home good across the world, hear about a holiday-inspired drag show hitting the Shea Theater this weekend, and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • This week’s panel for The Rundown with Carrie Saldo includes NEPM reporter Jill Kaufman; Kevin Moran, executive editor of the Berkshire Eagle; and Springfield Republican investigations editor Greta Jochem.
    Wildfires, climate education, deed fraud investigation
    Today on The Rundown with Carrie Saldo, panelists discuss why wildfire severity has increased in western Massachusetts, how a long-closed landfill in Windsor can teach lessons on climate resiliency, how some cases of alleged deed fraud are mysteriously linked to a Florida prison, and much more.
  • Kaliis Smith prepared two recipes from the book, "Sabor Judio" by Ilan Stavans.
    Oct. 2, 2024: 200 debates about intersectional food
    We reflect on the vice presidential debate from NEPM's watch party on Tuesday, taste the delicious fusion food from the book, "Sabor Judio," with co-author Ilan Stavans, and get nerdy with the wordster.
  • Electric Root will perform its production of "Sound of (Black) Music" UMass Amherst on Dec. 8.
    Dec. 3, 2024: The sound of Giving Tuesday
    We hear about this weekend's Northampton Record Fair and the production of "Sound of (Black) Music" at UMass Amherst.
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