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Marine Biologist Greg Skomal's life tracking Great White Sharks.

The new science of the world's most enigmatic bird

This week: The owner of the Pilgrim Nuclear plant is denied a permit to dump a million gallons of wastewater into Cape Cod Bay. Also: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis holds a Cape Cod fundraiser not far from where he sent 49 migrants in a political stunt last fall. And, a local firefighter travels to Canada to fight wildfires—and brings back new techniques.

A traveler's guide to the end of the world.

This week: $350 million to replace the Cape bridges is in a US senate bill. It’s far from a done deal—and nowhere near enough—but it puts the project on the game board. Also, $20 million from the Cape RTA may fund a bike path extension in Bourne, but only if the tracks are taken up. And satellites may help keep an eye on the health of Cape Cod’s ponds.

Interviews with 3 filmmakers featured at this year’s Festival

An interview with the festival's founders.

This week on Arts and Ideas: A brand new Moth Radio Hour produced by us right here in Woods Hole — stories of journeys great and small, remembering the renowned singer Tony Bennett, and how the nuclear age is still a fundamental fact of our lives.

One in 9 women are affected by endometriosis.