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This week: What should happen to a million gallons of radioactive water at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station? The state held a hearing this week that could be a decider. Also: the first dolphin rescue hospital north of Florida is opening… on Cape Cod. And: Outer Cape schools have a problem—not with students, but with housing.

Exploring uncertainty's positive role.

This week: An endangered right whale washes up dead on Martha’s Vineyard, and researchers scramble to understand why. Also, a coalition of offshore wind opponents gathers in Hyannis. And, the state wants to know what’s in the water being evaporated at the Pilgrim Nuclear Plant.

The latest episode of The Pulse is about human bodies donated to science.

This week on Arts and Ideas: Debating if Artificial Intelligence will kill the future of the creative arts, a legendary blind bluesman, and the state of LGBTQ rights in the U.S.

This week on Arts and Ideas: Holding on and letting go on a New Moth radio Hour which we produce in Woods Hole, marimba music and labor union songs from the Smithsonian, and when music is the only way to share history.

This week on Arts and Ideas: A debate on whether Former President Trump is guilty of charges for the attack on the U.S. Capitol, railroad tunes, sea chanteys, and mountain music and a Muslim community’s quest for acceptance after a hate crime.

This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories of finding your people on a new Moth Radio Hour produced by us, street singer, a gospel traditionalist, and more music and the trains that brought American orphans to new homes.

This week on Arts and Ideas: A new Moth Radio Hour produced by us in Woods Hole, celebrating Black History Month with The Choral Hour and outlaw country music.

This week on Arts and Ideas: The story of the only successful coup d'etat in U.S. history, a fiddle tune, a funerary song, and Indonesian pop and a debate on whether artists should be allowed to borrow from cultures that aren’t their own.