# Peter Sokolowski

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July 15, 2026: Full immersion

Today we’ve got three ways that you can immerse yourself across western Massachusetts and in a wide array of mediums as well.  In Great Barrington, they are once again encouraging the kids with cameras to share their films with all of us. TriFest International Film Festival returns highlighting the…

July 29, 2026: We, the Violet lands

Today is all about zippy energy, including the energy given from the land and by growing things in it. We The Land is a conference in its second year bringing together Black and brown farmers to Smith Campus to talk more about their journeys and share information. We speak with two of the conferenc…

August 5, 2026: Summer Leaves

In Greenfield, a parcel of land belonging to the city is being stewarded by new farmers who’re actively building access into the way they tender the land. Just Roots is located on what used to be the town’s “Poor farm” but now is 61 acres of community garden, produce and fruit, and companion land f…

August 12, 2026: Big art lineages

We resume our efforts to explore local legislation with our Mayor of the Month for August, William C. Reichelt of West Springfield. With the Big E looming, we get to ask about the fair’s involvement with the greater city, the plethora of current, ongoing and upcoming construction projects the city …

August 19, 2026: The words that move us

We hear how a Franklin County community and farm is collaborating with a community and farm across the border in the 802.The Kibilio Community and Farm in Leyden, MA is rooted in Black and Queer land sovereignty.  And the Susu Community’s Afro-Indigenous farm and healing sanctuary in Newfame, Vermo…

August 26, 2026: Folk festivals of the senate hopeful

Today we’ll meet challenger in the US Senate contest, Seth Moulton, though he’s no stranger to government as he’s been in congress for 6 terms. We get to talk with the physics degree holding veteran about technology in the legislative branch, his views on healthcare, his critiques of the democratic…

How Is AI Playing Ping-Pong?

August 26, 2026  While everyone hums and haws about AI consciousness, Colombia College Chicago Philosophy professor Stephen Asma has been reflecting on the seemingly-conscious & potentially horrifying implications of “wetware biocomputers,” small collections of human stem cells that can be taught t…

September 2, 2026: Due Course

We head to the fields to see where the highland cows venture in South Deerfield at Roaming Farm. There we meet co-owner Julie Chalfant  who talks about her family’s journey to cattle raising on their 75 acres, the challenges and benefits of their unbelievably cute cows including how climate change …

September 9, 2026: What we've learned

We’re adjusting for a changing landscape, which for sound means building the community that you want to see in the world by bringing folx from all over the eastern seaboard together for a festival in Easthampton. The 3rd Queercore Fest is taking place once again at CitySpace assembling an amazing l…

Can "Flat Is Back" Get Us All Eating Flounder?

September 28, 2026  First up, its a National Recovery Month conversation with Barbara Gillmeister from the Wrentham addiction treatment Gilly's House in Wrentham.  Then, Edgar meets Daniel McKiernan from the Division of Marine Fisheries on what it’s going to take to get us all eating flounder. He'l…