ARTS & CULTURE

We delight in fright at McCray's Farm, uncover lost films with Garden Cinemas, and explore Springfield Symphony Orchestra's upcoming program.

We chat with local author Sarah Sawyer about her new book, "The Undercurrent," hear live music with Twisted Pine, and explore the cosmos with Mr. Universe.

While many people on Monday marked Indigenous People's Day or Columbus Day, members of a Polish group in Northampton, Massachusetts, celebrated their heritage by honoring a Revolutionary War leader, Casimir Pulaski.

We talk the history of glass art at Springfield Museums with artist Josh Simpson, have Live Music Friday with the timeless Jenna Nicholls, and taste mystery wines at Dare Bottleshop & Provisions.

We hear about grotesque beauty with Monster Arts Project 5, discuss all things music with Jonatha Brooke before her show at the Iron Horse, and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.

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.

We learn about Amherst Cinema's Five on Film series highlight talents the area's five college consortium, talk to Local Heroes from Ben & Meg's Farm and Garden Store, and prepare for NEPM's VP debate watch party.

We kick off the spooky season with a new film series at Images Cinema, discuss feeding the community with the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, and explore volcanoes on the moon with Mr. Universe.

We chat with Smith professor Steve Waksman before he embarks overseas to research music, check in with May Pang before her exhibition at the R. Michelson Galleries, and host folk artist Crys Matthews for Live Music Friday.

We broadcast live from Stockbridge before the opening of The Incredible Naumkeag Pumpkin Show.