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On The Point, we talk about feeling lonely, and how we connect with our fellow humans. How do social media and the internet help with loneliness, and when…

We talk with Author Jean Healy about her historical novel The Beantown Girls. Based on true events the novel sheds light on a little known aspect of World…

Sitting at the intersection of therapy and criminal justice, research shows Drug Courts reduce drug use and crime. With a new Drug Court set to open in…

WCAI News Director Steve Junker hosts a roundup of some of the top local and regional news of the week, including: today marks a year since Sgt. Sean…

Gardening on The Point is back! Our host Mindy Todd is joined by Horticulturist/ Entomologist Roberta Clarke to inspire us for the new gardening season,…

Letters make up an important body of literature, and this month on The Point's books show, we explore some of the great ones, as well as letter series and…

Disruptions to international recycling markets have been widely reported. This led to conversations in the WCAI newsroom about how much of the waste we…

Traumatic events can physically change the brain. For people who suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, those changes are significant. But therapies…

Our cool spring will very soon transisiton into full summer. There's still time to plant lots of flowers and vegetables in the garden! Horticulturist…

We’re told to love and accept ourselves, yet we’re bombarded with images of perfect bodies on social media, TV, and in advertising, suggesting that…