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  • The Fabulous 413 takes a trip to 50 Arrow Gallery to see Kerrita Mayfield's solo exhibit, "Black Hands: Black Earth,"
    Feb. 20, 2025: Just beneath the surface
    We visit the solo exhibition, "Black Hands: Black Earth," learn about the history of gambling in Massachusetts and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • Valley Folklore
    NEPM’s latest Valley Voices podcast presents the winners of our Story Slam on the theme of Valley Folklore that we hosted at the Iron Horse in Northampton. The Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts is a very particular place, with lots of folks who have tales to tell about it. The audience favorites that night were Susan Cocalis, Bryan Tawney and Molly Snyder.
  • The Fabulous 413 visits Mesa Verde in Greenfield to learn about a new FCCDC and FCCMP grant program to help small independent restaurants feed the community and meet their margins.
    March 20, 2025: A hungry public
    We talk about 100 years of Black arts and culture the latest Power of History segment, learn about community development in Franklin County with a culinary twist and McGovern with a stressed Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • The Springfield Symphony Orchestra's interactive program, "The Orchestra Moves," aims to expose children to live orchestral music.
    March 19, 2025: Both ends
    We witness the magic of children discovering live orchestra music and explore antagonyms with the Word Nerd.
  • In Belchertown, Massachusetts, families and educators rallied before a select board meeting on March 17, 2025.
    Gov. Healey’s $8.4B funding package, public school budgets, cannabis regulations
    Today on The Rundown, panelists discuss Gov. Maura Healey’s new $8.4 billion package for transportation and infrastructure, continued development for the west-east rail despite federal funding uncertainty, public school budget strains, evolving cannabis regulations and more.
  • This week’s panel includes NEPM reporter Nirvani Williams; veteran reporter and columnist G. Mike Dobbs; and Springfield Republican enterprise reporter Namu Sampath.
    Trump impacts, mobile home affordability, municipal leadership
    Today on The Rundown, panelists continue to digest the many executive orders signed by President Donald Trump, the cost of living in mobile home parks, the prospect of a new courthouse in Springfield, the future of municipal leadership around western Massachusetts and much more.
  • Wallace Fields and High Tea play live music on The Fabulous 413.
    Jan. 30, 2025: Art connections in busy weeks
    We have a double dose of live music with Wallace Fields and High Tea before their show at The Iron Horse Jan. 31, hear how the LAVA Center in Greenfield is celebrating its 5th birthday this weekend, and check in with Rep. Jim McGovern.
  • The Fabulous 413 visits Twin Rivers Farm in Ashley Falls.
    Jan. 27, 2025: Calves of the cosmos
    We visit Twin Rivers Farm in Ashley Falls to learn about their sustainable dairy operations and check in with Mr. Universe about the future of federally funded science.
  • The Voice semifinalist Madison Curbelo joins The Fabulous 413 for Live Music Friday.
    Jan. 24, 2025: Music and mutual aid
    We have a double Live Music Friday with The Voice contestant Madison Curbelo and Les Dérailleurs frontman Joe Pater and chat with Megan Tady, local author of "Bluebird Day" about her Apres Ski Event at Berkshire East.
  • The Randolph W. Bromery Fine Arts Center at UMass Amherst (foreground) is an example of Brutalist architecture. Designed by architect Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates, it was constructed in 1974.
    Jan. 21, 2025: 413 on Film
    We talk with Patrick Pezzati of Turn It Up! to explore his one degree of separation to Bob Dylan and examine local connections to the themes seen in "The Brutalist," directed by Brady Corbet.
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