FILM & MOVIES

We hear live music from Cheap City, learn about the documentary, "Secret Mall Apartment," and try wine at Tip Top Wine Shop.

We explore the movie music curation of Randall Poster, get a tour of Full Well Farms with Meg Bantle in Adams and hear how budget cuts could affect Cutchins Programs for Children and Families.

We speak with some of the organizers and creatives behind the Easthampton Film Festival and find out about urban farming with Nordica Community Farm.

We visit the lambs at Barberic Farms, find out about the western Mass.-centered film, "Urban Ed," and learn some science history with Mr. Unvierse.

We check in with Mass Humanities as they adjust programming after federal funding cuts, learn about a collaboration between The Triplex Cinema and Jacob's Pillow and have Live Music Firday with The Lucky Shots.

After 5 years since the WHO declared a global pandemic, we head to UMass to learn about viruses. And, we talk through the program of this year's Massachusetts Multicultural Film Festival.

We learn about uplifting voices through art with the dance performance, "Unmuting, check in with Images Cinema as they hope to expand their screening capabilities and visit a new benefit exhibition from Mo Willems.

We continue to honor the late director, David Lynch, with the Triplex Cinema, talk to comedian Kristina Wong about her residency at UMass and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.

We learn about lesbian history in Northampton, skate around with the Pioneer Valley Roller Derby and blast to the past with the soon-to-be Visions Video store.

We learn about what organization Slavery North's initiatives to tell the history of slavery in Canada and the American north and discover a film that discusses the threat of deportation in America, "Borderland: The Line Within."