Send us a text We speak with actress Sallie Tighe + jazz violinist David Eure on Frederick Douglass and actor Rod Owens on William Shakespeare.

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Send us a text Actor, Director and Improv Teacher John Shuman explores his life in a staged reading of his new one man show directed by Dan Lombardo. The show features music and images to accompany his comedic memoir on his acting career. The show takes place 1-2pm at Parish Park on Saturday November 1st as part of the Pop Up Practices series from the Orleans Cultural District.

Send us a text Vocalist Natalia Talentso talks with me about how Murmurosi's new album “Svitanok” (Dawn) features contemporary songs with traditional melodies, folktales, and lullabies. It features Greek and Middle Eastern influences as well as traditional sounds from the Carpathian Mountains. One of their songs “Yak Pryikhav” addresses how families in Ukraine are being torn apart by Russia’s invasion. As war tears apart many families and couples, men and women returning home from the f...

Send us a text Here's my conversation with musician and storyteller Mwalim Daphunkee Professor talking about his upcoming show at Wellfleet Preservation Hall called Thunderchild happening October 10th at 7pm! Mwalim is the co-founder of the multi-Grammy-nominated band The GroovaLottos, a multi-award-winning playwright, author, composer and educator. He's an English professor and the former director of Black Studies at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

Send us a text Carolyn Rogers and Kevin McMahon run the Wellfleet Cultural Council, they are also gifted singers. Together they created The Stephens Sondheim & Schwartz Broadway Cabaret with producer Andy Lantz and fellow singer Frankie Campofelice. The performance is sold out, but it's a lovely conversation and the podcast features their music. The second half of the podcast features actor/director Nick Cohen who started out his career with the Clod Ensemble at the Battersea Arts C...

Send us a text First, we speak with Folk duo George and Charles Clements about their show happening at Wellfleet Preservation Hall on Thursday September 18th. The twin brothers talk about their blood harmonies, being twins and growing up in a musical family. Lou Antonucci talks about his show featuring all Harry Chapin music. Portrait painter Taylor Fox talks about his current group art show up at The 204 through September 30th.

Send us a text Composer, international recording and touring artist Aaron Larget-Caplan discusses John Cage, the music inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's House of Usher, the history of guitar, harmonics and timber. He shares his love of baroque and contemporary music. Fascinating!

Send us a text 13, 14, 15. Were some of the most awkward times of our lives. Veteran TV actor and screenwriter David Dean Bottrell is coming to Wellfleet Preservation Hall Saturday August 2nd to share with you his most awkward, embarrassing and hilarious takes on the Teenage Wasteland of adolescence. You've seen him on Boston Legal, Mad About You, Mad Men, Dharma and Greg, Caroline and the City, Days of Our Lives, and 40 plus other shows. He's that quirky funny guy! https://www.eventbrite.com...

Send us a text These workshops are for young film-lovers and young filmmakers interested in filmmaking. Learn every aspect of filmmaking with professional filmmakers. These workshops will help you to develop and create a short, narrative or documentary which you are welcome to submit to our Wellfleet Youth Film Festival by August 22nd. This year the 7th Annual Wellfleet Youth Film Festival takes place on Friday August 29th! It's open to youth filmmakers from all over from ages 10-18, some cla...

Send us a text Musicians Ken Field and Michael Holt talk about their band's new album, Dancy Pants. You're invited to their album release party on July 20th at Prez Hall. Two rockers from Ani Difranco's Righteous Babe Records Jocelyn Mackenzie and Kristin Ford are performing with Rachel Sage in Wellfleet at a house concert. Check out their awesome interview!

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Send us a text Ukrainian-born singer Marichka Marczyk reports on her interviews with families who were in Russian camps. Just back from being embedded with a battalion in Kiev and Donbas, she shares her recent experience there, as well as her new single from her music project educating people about the abduction of 20,000 Ukrainian children. Medical microbiologist Elena Getmanova teaches tango. She's throwing a party at Prez Hall July 12th and 19th and you're invited.

Send us a text In this podcast visual artists Penny Gamble-Williams and Jennifer Staples of Bowen's Arrow and storyteller/musician Mwalim Daphunkee Professor talk about the landmark gallery exhibition, All Our Relations: Art of the Wampanoag Nation happening now through June 29th at the Cotuit Center for the Arts. The exhibition is co-curated by Mashpee Wampanoag Paula Peters and Michelle St. John, a member of the Board of Directors of CCftA. All My Relations features over 100 cont...

Send us a text Director Kahane Corn Cooperman and producer Innbo Shim talk about their film, Creede USA, about the impact of a theater on a small conversative mountain town that saw its boom when it was established for mining in the late 1800s. Filmmaker Kim A. Snyder tells the story of book banning and witch hunt of librarians in Texas and Florida in the documentary, The Librarians. Co-director Elliott Kennerson talks about Love Birds, the study that discovered lesbian seagulls who bec...

Send us a text Emerald Trinket Walker discusses teaching history through music, movement and performance. Her program Undesirable Elements at Global Kids has performed at many locations including Columbia University, Council on Foreign Relations, Lincoln Center Institute, Apollo Theater, Sarah Lawrence College, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, United Nations Special Session on Children, New York University, Museum of Television & Radio. Their performance at the Global Kids ...

Send us a text This episode focuses on fear and empathy in humans and other animals. Dr. Abigail Marsh also talks about our biological predisposition toward empathy and care, how adolescent brains evolved to rebel and take risks, why teens are more anxious than in previous generations, and psychopathy as a spectrum. Find out why fearful expressions evolved to protect us and why we love cute animals so much. Dr. Marsh was rescued by the heroic act of stranger which led her to study altru...

Send us a text We speak with Carol Bosco Baumann, chief executive officer of Cape Wellness Collaborative. She shares what brought her to the Cape, her personal connection with the mission of CWC, and what's happening this year at the annual Cape Cod Women’s Music Festival. We also speak with retired reverend Jamie Faile who served for 35 years as a Presbyterian pastor in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Michigan before moving to Cape Cod. As a transgender woman Jamie is a member of PFLAG Cape Cod...

Send us a text Jenny Wood is a travel guide and retreat facilitator, taking groups on "authentic, immersive, transformational travel experiences to support personal and global healing and peacemaking". With a background in acupuncture and 5 elements coaching, Jenny Wood is a unique travel guide who customizes your oversees adventures. We talk about her recent retreats from adventures from from Costa Rica to Morocco, from Dublin to Oaxaca.

Send us a text Multi-instrumentalist Ed Pias earned his degrees in music from the University of Washington in Seattle, Cal Arts, and Berklee, he studied the pakhawaj drum in Bangladesh and India, but it wasn't until he was asked to help a man transition from his hospice bed, that he discovered the healing power of music and connected with the healing power of music. From there he began exploring native American flute. Here we discuss bird song, connecting with loved ones through bird encounte...