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This week: Following on the early-week heavy rain, we see a wave of beach closures for water quality issues. And in Dennis, Mayflower Beach was closed July 4 by police after thousands showed up ready to party. Meanwhile, the National Seashore evicted 94-year-old artist Sal Del Deo from the dune shack he's used since the 1940s.

This week on Arts and Ideas: Brand new stories told live on the Moth Radio Hour produced right here by us, stories about the LGBTQ community inside prison and a compilation of songs from the Eurovision Song Contest.

This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories about food, family, and choices the U.S. government makes in our name, finding Ernest Shackleton’s ship at the bottom of the Antarctic, and Sittin’ In with CAI’s John Basile.

This week on Arts and Ideas: The riot to advocate for gay rights before Stonewall, the current state of Jazz from the Smithsonian Jazz Singers series, and a conversation about whether the U.S. has a moral obligation to asylum seekers.

The Point's monthly gardening program: July.

This week on Arts and Ideas: A new Moth Radio Hour produced by us right here in Woods Hole, a transgender musician and educator shares his transition experience, and a debate over whether the Supreme Court should give modern interpretation to the Constitution.

This week on Arts and Ideas: A brand new Moth Radio Hour, produced by us right here in Woods Hole, The legacy of the Pentagon-paper leaker, and CAI’s John Basile speaks with Cape Cod musicians.

This week on Arts and Ideas: How members of a small town in Vermont made a play about their town, why more and more people are getting allergies and John Basile interviews author and jazz historian Richard Vacca.

An interview with Richard Vacca about the vibrant jazz scene in Boston in the mid 20th century.