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Monte talks with the Congressman about the Presidential Election Reform Act and about the upcoming White House Conference on Food Nutrition Health and Hunger.

Emily Brewster, resident wordster, from Merriam-Webster informs us on some more of the words recently added to her dictionary. These come from the world of tech.

Monte talks with Lindsay Patterson and Marshall Escamilla from Greenfield. They are the creators of Tumble, a science podcast for kids. And they are bringing their weird science to an Imaginary Bookshop in Greenfield?

Hampshire College astronomer Dr. Salman Hameed, Mr. Universe, pays tribute to the recently deceased. And no, not the Queen. But the namesake of the Drake Equation. And he gives us some insight on what's interesting with some molecules on Mars.

We talk of Fall and red wine and Rosalia and Tierra Whack and Madisynn.

Monte is! What's going to happen there? We shall see. Congressman McGovern lets us know what he knows about the conference at the moment, and weighs in on Gov. DeSantis' idea to ship immigrants to The Vineyard.

Emily Brewster, resident wordster, from Merriam-Webster talks about two words from television that have just recently been added to the dictionary.

Monte talks with Harry Keramidas, the film editor behind the Back To The Future trilogy about the past, present, and future of the Ashfield Film Festival-which is back after two years of COVID cancellations.

Monte talks with Jonah Keane, director of the Connecticut River Valley Mass Audubon and Peter Hamelin from Signature Sounds about the music and the motivation to make this festival sustainable.