Gilda Geist
Host All Things ConsideredGilda Geist is a reporter and the local host of All Things Considered.
Before coming to WCAI, Gilda was a reporter and podcast producer for the Falmouth Enterprise. Prior to that, she attended Brandeis University, where she double majored in English and politics and served as editor-in-chief of her college newspaper.
Gilda is originally from Silver Spring, Maryland and has lived in Falmouth since 2022.
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If the home-rule petition becomes law, Cape towns could opt in or out of the program, aimed at generating revenue for affordable housing. -
A federal lawsuit against the Community of Jesus is ongoing. In the meantime, some people who used to live at the community are coming forward with troubling allegations of their own.
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How do we talk about Black history when those in power are trying to erase it? -
Richard Nixon's White House counsel John Ehrlichman was staying at the Bartlett House when he made the call approving the White House plumbers' first mission.
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The two-part project to renovate the 1970s-era school cost $169 million.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod and the Islands matches volunteer mentors with kids who could use some extra support. But without enough volunteers, some kids get stuck on the waitlist. -
For 30 years, the Foley House in Provincetown has provided housing to low-income people with HIV/AIDS. Funding questions put the house's original mission at risk.
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The city gave out $130,000 to local artists and organizations through its Art Is Everywhere! and Wicked Cool Places grant programs. -
A Northwestern professor says he has a way to mitigate erosion along coastal bluffs. Local experts are skeptical. -
On Cape Cod, housing and water projects routinely compete against each other for limited land. This is the case in an ongoing dispute between Provincetown and Truro.
