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We hear about the upcoming Easthampton Film Festival, visit the Double Edge Theater before the one-character show, "SUGA," and chat even more eclipse stuff with Mr. Universe.
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We hear from the UnNameable Children's Project about their upcoming live production, hear about The Toy Box's upcoming 4-1-3 Day celebration, talk to some Valley Voices storytellers, and pit two natural reds against each other for this week's Thunderdome.
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A comingling of operational and government funds flagged auditors to a misuse issue for the Springfield, Massachusetts, nonprofit. Now they need to pay back the government.
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We talk to folks from the Montague Shakespeare Festival, discuss supporting local journalism with reporters Nirvani Williams and Greta Jochem, and get nerdy with wordster Emily Brewster.
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We talk to the Easthampton Theater Company on their latest production, to the local composer and librettist on their surreal opera, and to the heads of Go Fresh Mobile Market.
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It's holiday times! And it's our 200th show! We talk with Chief Curator Stephanie Plunkett about Rockwell's body of work as well as other exhibits the museum has going, explore a live-reading/re-enactment event at the newly re-opened Triplex Cinemas, and are serenaded by Live Music guest Billy Keane, who plays at Egremont Barn on Saturday.
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As Gateway City Arts nears it's closure, we speak with proprietors Vitek Kruta and Lori Divine about it's origins and journey over the past decade plus, we hear about the 2nd Annual Queer Winter Makers Market, and local children's book author Jason Perkins regales us with his book "Rock Stars Don't Nap"
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We chat with Argentinian folklorico and klezmer duo Cesar Lerner and Marcello Moguilevsky, celebrate the gender spectrum with Joe Dulude II a.k.a. Mr. Drag, and have a post March wrap up with Congressman Jim McGovern.
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We get funny with Springfield native, comedian/actor/writer Bill Posley of "Bill Does The Talent Show", get collaborative with the folx of the Urban Food Brood as they gear up for their Kringle Market this weekend, and hear other organizations that you'd like to highlight for this Giving Tuesday (besides NEPM of course!).
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The play, "Unreconciled," opens in Easthampton, Massachusetts this week. It tells the story of a clergy abuse survivor who rejects a settlement from the church. Written by two survivors of abuse, it tells the story from multiple perspectives, including the perpetrator.