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A look at how music affects our brains, and its power to treat illnesses ranging from Parkinson’s to depression.

This month's Bird news with Mark Faherty

This week: Clean energy advocates are poised to celebrate an announcement on a new 3-state partnership for offshore wind. Also, the state’s primary elections this week have set the field for November — unless you’re a candidate waiting on a recount. And one Outer Cape lifeguard has climbed the tall white chair for four decades; you can believe he’s got a unique outlook.

This week: The biggest contracts ever for offshore wind power in New England have been announced — and they should bring jobs locally. A recount is underway in the Republican primary for a state senate seat. And an unusual gathering of scientific experts will study the Arm National Guard's proposed machine gun range for Joint Base Cape Cod.

Dreams and visions often bring hope and meaning at life's end.

An interview about a reporting series on Brazilian immigration on Martha's Vineyard and how it’s transforming the Island, by The Martha’s Vineyard Times

Learning from and about the People of the First Light, their history, cultural heritage and deep connection to this land.

This week: Turbine blade debris washes ashore on Martha's Vineyard, as the offshore wind breakdown continues. Massachusetts firefighters alarmed about PFAS in their gear see some relief. And a cultural festival in New Bedford welcomes women after more than 100 years.

Legislative candidates David Vieira and Kathy Fox Alfano discuss issues of interest to residents of Cape Cod and the Islands.

Interviews with the Martha's Vineyard Film International Festival director, and a new author.