1623 Studios Podcasts

1623 Studios Interns: Ava Glass, Alexis Brown, and Noah Bell, all Seniors at Manchester-Essex Regional High School talk with fellow classmate Bella Pomeroy about the college process.  They all give their own experiences and talk about the application process, college visits, how they made their choices, and how the whole process affects their Junior/Senior years of high school.  Bella talks about her own unique experience being a part of ROTC.  Tune in to hear their stories! 

Maureen Aylward talks with: Scott Trenti CEO, SeniorCare, Inc., Bob Gillis Steering Committee Member, and Susan Doughty Caregiver Support Specialist about what it means to be and Age and Dementia Friendly Community and why it is important.

In their 5th podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk & taste desserts with Rebecca Doyon of Sweet Reebs Heavenly Dessert Company! The pastry instructor at Endicott College, Rebecca creates sweet treats for Franklin Cape Ann, Mile Marker One, Marshall's Farm Stand & Greenhouses & many more.

We tried the Brookie - a deep dish cross between a blondie & a brownie, & the Frozen Key Lime Pie with a vanilla coconut crust!

A look back to April and May, and all the events that went on!  Also a look forward to June and the summer!  Lots of events, festivals, and ways to be involved and have fun!  Tune in for all the details! 

Welcome to "Short and Sweet" - a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! In this episode, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk & taste Anadama Bread with Melissa Abbott. Hear the incredible history behind this very local treat with the peculiar name :)

Welcome to "Short and Sweet" - a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! In this episode, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk & taste MUQUECA (Brazilian fish stew) with Agnaldo Oliveira of Rockport's Blue Lobster Grille. Hear about his amazing journey to America & his rise from dishwasher at The Greenery Creamery to eventually owning his own restaurant in the very same spot :)

Maureen Aylward talks with: Jaqueline Ganim-DeFalco, Cape Ann Designs, Jill Whitney Armstrong: iartcolony, Rockport , and Bob Armstrong: iartcolony, Rockport about the changing art audience.

The stories you hear as part of the BackCAST Cape Ann series on the LBGTQ community, highlights their contribution, care, and activism. It's a look back at experiences, significant moments, and persistent memories. For this episode, I interview Kate Noonan and Pat Towler of Common Crow, co-owners of the business for 20 years, located in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

The stories you hear as part of BackCAST Cape Ann series on the LBGTQ community highlights their contribution, care and activism. It's a look back at experiences, significant moments, and persistent memories.

For this episode in our series on the LBGTQ community, Brian King is my guest. Brian is a singer, songwriter and performer. He's also the front man for the neo-cabaret band What Time Is It Mr. Fox? For ten years, Brian was the director of Prism LGBT Health, a public health program on the North Shore, and he currently works as a medical case manager at the North Shore Health Project in Gloucester.

The stories you hear as part of BackCAST Cape Ann's series on the LGBTQ community highlights their contribution, care, and activism. It's a look back at experiences, significant moments and persistent memories. For this episode in our series on the LGBTQ community, I interview Jack Vondras, now retired project director at Education Development Center in Waltham, Massachusetts, where he addressed substance misuse and prevention. He is board chair of North Shore Community Health that has centers in Gloucester, Salem, and Peabody. He's responsible for opening the health center in Gloucester, known as Gloucester Family Health. He is the former health director for the City of Gloucester during 2003 to 2011.