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This week: The Environmental Protection Agency says a proposed machine gun range could contaminate drinking water for hundreds of thousands of the Cape’s year-round residents. It’s a finding that could stop the controversial project. And in Truro, a strange and terrifying thing happened — a house exploded in the middle of the night.

Layers of white supremacy and purity ideology that underpin the Christian Nationalism movement.

This week on Arts and Ideas: a new Moth Radio Hour, the search for the mother of all flowers and what happens when novelists go to Hollywood.

This week on Arts and Ideas: A house in Oakland where 34 Black women gather to confront the issues threatening their community, jazz singing and Civil Rights and what it would take to give all public school students free lunch.

Local Non Profits talk DEI and creating meaningful change.

This week: The mayor of New Bedford wants the city to be a little more beautiful. Cape officials are leaning in to the Blue Economy. And: town meetings and town meetings and town meetings—it must be spring!

Technology and student learning

Why we forget, and how to remember better.

This week on Arts and Ideas: 50 years of the cell phone, commemorating the anniversary of the bombing of Guernica, and mental and emotional health in old age.

Favorite walks on the Cape and Islands