# Emily Brewster

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March 4, 2026: You & I in song

We're encouraging you to go out and sing. Tim Eriksen, musical bon-vivant and renaissance performer, Amherst College professor of ethnomusicology, frequent collaborator with a wide swath of artists, founder of Cordelia’s Dad and most importantly this weekend on March 7 & 8, Chair of the Western Mas…

April 15, 2026: Baby greens & drag queens

Everyday on the Fabulous 413 we’re trying to make more community and today we’ll chat with some folx that are taking new approaches to just that In East Longmeadow, a couple of goats have paved the way to slowly return one plot to the farmland it once was. Dusty Goat Farm is growing microgreens, an…

April 22, 2026: What then *is* sustainable?

We’re looking for answers about sustainability because it’s earth Day today.  So in the most literal sense we’ll chat with organizers behind the Amherst Sustainability Festival taking place this Saturday, April 25th. Bringing together demonstrations, over 50 vendors of a wide variety of disciplines…

The Making of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Twelfth Edition

While the famous Merriam-Webster.com online dictionary is constantly being updated, creating a new edition of our Collegiate Dictionary print book is a different matter. We'd been updating it regularly since its publication in 2003, but it wasn't until fall of 2025 that we released a brand-new edit…

May 22, 2026: Regional Festivity

We're psyched about the long weekend, so we’re leaning into the celebration aspect of our extra day off. And on this show it means engaging with one of our favorite agricultural products wine! Kate Norris is one of the winemakers at Division Wines, carefully crafting the grapes of the Pacific North…

June 17, 2026: Embattled

Today is all about circles of life. For instance in East Longmeadow, which used to contain more agricultural enterprises, a third generation farmer is still growing vegetables for the area, while looking at ways to make sure that land is available for future generations to grow on. Neil Pomeroy sho…

September 23, 2026: Sweetness

This weekend on Sept 25th and 26th, the streets of Northampton will be filled with music. The Northampton Jazz Festival happens this weekend, and although they’ve been actively encouraging folx of all walks all year round, this is their big shindig, and we speak with board president Ruth Griggs and…

September 30, 2026: The old ways

Today is full of archaic lore, which sometimes comes in the form of movement and sound. Flamenco Boston has been keeping their centuries old tradition alive in New England. The collective of dancers and musicians are performing today at the Holyoke Library with a stop by our studios to share their …

October 7, 2026: Modernist "Green"

Friend of the show Kimaya Diggs has a brand new album out. Green shows a departure and a whole lotta growth for the artist and it’ll culminate with an album release show at the Academy of Music in Northampton this weekend. We’ll congratulate her in person with a live music performance in our studio…

October 21, 2026: Learned impacts

The Springfield Symphony Orchestra begins its 26-27 season this weekend, and with it a search for a new Music director, a position that’s laid empty for a number of years. Their second candidate takes the podium for this concert: Maestra Deanna Tham. We learn about her perspective while SSO Preside…