Berkshire Eagle Podcasts

PITTSFIELD — Join Berkshire Eagle reporter Carrie Saldo as she chats with longtime Editorial Page Editor William Everhart and Deputy Editorial Page Editor Chan Lowe about upcoming changes to the editorial page.

Lowe recently joined The Eagle following 35 years as editorial cartoonist for South Florida Sun Sentinel, which eliminated the position in early 2015. He will pen at least one local editorial cartoon a week, as well as write editorials. Lowe’s first cartoon for this paper appears in Sunday’s editorial section.

PITTSFIELD — "If people ask why my name is Adam and I'm wearing a dress, I'll try to explain."

Hear what it's like to grow up queer in the Berkshires from trans, non-binary, and genderqueer teens. They shared their experiences with The Berkshire Eagle at the first-annual Berkshire Pride Festival in Pittsfield on June 24, 2017.

What's happening this weekend? Join Berkshire Landscapes Podcast host Carrie Saldo as she chats with Berkshire Eagle Features Editor Lindsey Hollenbaugh and Arts Editor Jeff Borak about the upcoming events in the Berkshires.

This week, the focus is on Wilco and the Solid Sound Festival at Mass MoCA and Joshua Jackson's role in 'Children of a Lesser God," Also, we learn the secret of how Tanglewood keeps its lawns so plush.

The Berkshire Eagle held a reception to officially open its North Berkshire News Bureau at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art.

Podcast host Mark Mills interviewed those at the event about life in the Northern Berkshires. Growth of arts institutions in North Adams, the city's rich industrial history and the region's economic challenges were the major themes raised by those who took part in the podcast.

A modernist house and studio, once owned by the Park Avenue Cubists, gets a new leather floor. 'The Birds' opens on stage. The Hot Sardines play Tanglewood.

Join Berkshire Landscapes Podcast host Carrie Saldo, Berkshire Eagle Features Lindsey Hollenbaugh and Arts Editor Jeffrey Borak as they chat about this and more in our weekly show focusing on the upcoming and ongoing cultural events in the Berkshires.

The Berkshire Eagle recently opened a new South County news bureau at 168 Main St. in Great Barrington.

To celebrate the opening, the paper held an open house with refreshments; a discussion of how to get items placed in the paper; a demonstration of tips for taking better photographs and a live production of a podcast.

Podcast host Mark Mills interviewed those in attendance about life in the Berkshires, and why they feel it is such a special place. He also spoke with Eagle reporters Heather Bellow and Derek Gentile about stories they are covering and the benefits of working out of the new bureau.

Join Berkshire Landscapes Podcast Host Carrie Saldo as she chats with Berkshire Eagle Features Editor Lindsay Hollenbaugh and Arts Editor Jeff Borak about the coming week.

Listen as Lindsay and Jeff reveal which art museum is putting Rockwell and Warhol side-by-side, where you can score rhubarb chili, and which theater is shining a spotlight on female composers.

Education, job training, a stronger transportation network and better coordination of economic agencies are keys to building a stronger economy in Berkshire County.

In this edition of the Berkshire Eagle podcast, host Mark Mills discusses economic development with Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer, state Sen. Adam Hinds, and Berkshire Eagle Business Editor Tony Dobrowolski.

Memorial Day is in the rearview mirror and the Berkshire County landscape has arts and cultural offerings as far as the eye can see.

Berkshire Eagle Features Editor Lindsay Hollenbaugh and Arts Editor Jeffrey Borak chat with host Carrie Saldo about several great reasons, including a new Picasso exhibit at The Clark and the 12th annual Berkshire International Film Festival, to be indoors on what is expected to be a rainy June weekend.

More than 30 years after the initial concept of what became Mass MoCA was introduced, the museum has completed its final major phase of development in the 16-acre industrial complex, opening the doors to Building 6, and 130,000 square feet of additional space. In this edition of the Berkshire Eagle podcast, host Mark Mills covers the opening ceremony and tours Building 6 to sample reactions from visitors.

More at: http://berkshireeagle.com/stories/podcast-s01-ep-20-mass-moca-celebrates-opening-of-building-6,508877?