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On The Point's monthly behavioral health show we talk about grief. All of us are grieving the loss of normalcy as we navigate this new way of living. We…

Author Nathaniel Philbrick and Falmouth Public Library Director Linda Collins join listeners to discuss the true story of the Pilgrims. Why have we…

There is a lot scientists know about the coronavirus, and some things we’re still learning. Sometimes the scientific jargon can be confusing, and as we…

Our immune system is our bodies natural protection against disease causing microorganisms. When that system fails, we get sick. Sleep, stress and exercise…

With the launch of Phase 2 of the state’s reopening plan, the ground rules for Cape Cod’s pandemic summer are taking shape. Meanwhile, protestors continue…

This month's book show on The Point features books set on the Cape and Islands. Naturalist Dennis Minsky and Reference Librarian Jill Erickson from the…

The new Cape bridges are going to belong to the State of Massachusetts, once the federal government pays for them. Phase 3 of the pandemic reopening…

7pm The Moth Radio Hour - live event from Martha's Vineyard - produced here by us8pm NPR's debate series - the premise: Legalize Drugs 9pm Snap Judgment:…

Stories of paternal praise, pride, disappointment and love: a vast array tonight of portraits and character shaping moments ~ celebrating Fathers Day.…

Meaghan Quinn is a writer living on the Cape. She’s recently published a collection of poetry titled Slowdance Bullets. On The Point, we talk with her…