Maybe the "kids these days" use it, but Monte had no idea what it meant. That is, until Word Nerd Emily Brewster resident wordster yeeted the definition onto him.
Out of our corporate trauma-especially locally with the tragedy at the Holyoke Soldier's Home-comes a powerful piece of art. Monte talks with Laura Wetzler, the filmmaker behind the new film premiering at The Academy of Music this weekend.
In a completely nepotastic interview, Monte interviews his children about their show at the theater where he is President of the Board. But an immersive version of Phantom of The Opera set in the early 1960's Girl-Group era? Kinda cool.
Monte has relied on the Wine Snobs for comfort, solace, and alcohol for the duration of the Pandemic. Now two years on, they reflect on that time and drink some wines recently acquired for State Street.
Emily Brewster, resident wordster, from Merriam-Webster-our dictionary south of The Tofu Curtain, breaks down the history of the famous Western Massachusetts phrase, The Tofu Curtain.