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According to the ALS Association as many as 30,000 Americans suffer from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. There is no known cure for this…

Four in five Americans say they have gambled at least once in their lives. Almost every state in the country offers some form of legalized gambling. Once…

It's our monthly BOOKS show on The Point, and the theme is the American West. Kathryn Eident hosts. She is joined by Jill Erickson of the Falmouth Public…

A roundtable of faith leaders in The Point studio join host Mindy Todd to discuss trends in religious views and practices, and the intersection of…

It's the monthly Bird News with Mark Faherty, ornithologist and naturalist at the Wellfeet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. Mark joins our host Mindy Todd in The…

Barnstable County Sheriff Jim Cummings has become the third sheriff in the state to opt into Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s 287 (g) program, making…

Improvements in maternity care since the 1940’s have resulted in a dramatic reduction in the occurrence of stillbirth in the United States, but those…

As the natural world shifts from brown to green, many start planning their vegetable gardens. Wild edibles expert Russ Cohen has a different approach: he…

Funding for arts education has been in decline nationwide, and low income communities have been hit the hardest. Yet, according to the non profit…

In his most recent book, An American Summer: Love and Death in Chicago, acclaimed journalist Alex Kotlowitz takes up the subject of youth, poverty, and…