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Martha’s Vineyard's role in the American Revolution,

This Sunday on Arts & Ideas: young people push for change in Putin's Russia, the musical double threat of jazz musician Camille Thurman, and uncovering the family story at the heart of the opioid epidemic.

What do we remember, and why do we forget?

This week: Covid case numbers are starting to come down, but hospitalizations may have yet to peak. Meanwhile, local schools could pivot to a new Covid testing procedure for students. And Barnstable County officials slam a plan to release a million gallons of radioactive wastewater into Cape Cod Bay.

Children's literature is the theme this month on The Point books show.

What are researchers saying about the potential release of radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay. Will a house teetering on the edge in Truro make it through this winter storm. And Governor Baker is trying to keep the snow birds in town.

We talk about what's on our airwaves and why, and take feedback from listeners.

A conversation with author Michael Tougias

Our weekly roundup of local news highlights the latest coronavirus updates, the upcoming Wampanoag election, Provincetown's new Town Manager, and more.

On The Point, we continue our series of interviews with speakers from the Marine Biological Laboratory's Falmouth Forum lecture series. This month's conversation is with Frank Snowden, professor of History and History of Medicine, about epidemics and society.