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We head over to Yellow Stonehouse Farms for the latest CISA Local Hero Spotlight, chat with writer and comedian Dulcé Sloan about life and her new book, and sympathize (empathize?) with the Word Nerd.
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We reflect on the floods that drowned so many crops one year ago, take a tour of E. Cecchi Farms, and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
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We chat with G. Michael Dobbs about his long career in mass communications which he details in his new memoir, check in with some folx of Mass Humanities about their recent operations move, and relish in the blueberry heaven that is BirdHaven Blueberry Farm.
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We talk to the 5th grades of Fort River Elementary School about the fighting for what you believe in, have a Local Hero Spotlight at Little Wall in Florence, and venture into the uncanny valley with an AI-generated song about Northampton.
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We talk with musician Carrie Ferguson about their release-party-Pride-kickoff party happening this weekend, hear about a new film inspired by and filmed in Franklin County, and taste some strawberries over at Lakeside Farm.
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We hear about Chicopee's municipal farmers' market designed to combat food insecurity, discover how the Trustees of Reservations works to preserve natural wonders for all to enjoy, and learn some more asparagus science with the Tumble podcast.
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We chat with Supicha and Phil Hillenbrand of Thai Chili Food Truck about the growth of their business, hear from Winterpills for Live Music Friday before their sold out show at the Iron Horse, delve into bubbly reds at Tip Top Wine Shop, and learn about the odoriferous effects of asparagus with epidemiologist and UMass assistant professor Andrew Lover.
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We chat with local linguist and historian Wren Wood who helps us imagine what Herman Melville might have sounded like, talk to Springfield Pride Parade founder and organizer Taurean Bethea, and have a CISA Local Hero spotlight at Smiarowski Farm.
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We learn about Mapleline Farm's 120 years of family operation and about the survival of small higher educational institutions with MCLA President James Birge.