Your locals Ed, Joe, Wendy and John sit down with the founder of the Nauti Spirits Distillery. Mr. Miller gives us history on the distillery's inception. Are the grounds haunted? How much hand sanitizer did they produce during the pandemic? These questions and an update on the hospitality business from John and Wendy all with in one jam packed episode. Details on the upcoming Jazz festival the first weekend in October too.

The Locals Episode 120 "Rotary Park" 9/10/2020 by Cape May Locals

The Locals Episode 119 "Smeltzer And Sons Feed Supply" 9/1/2020 by Cape May Locals

One of Cape May Court House's most popular retail stores for 30 years, Smeltzer & Sons Feed Supply hosted The Locals on September 1st. Lots of history and interesting talk on this popular spot. We also touched on the Cape May mayor's and city council races and indoor dining starting September 4th. Hear the podcast on the Locals of Cape May page or the Cape May Live page, also available on the Sound Cloud app, I-Tunes or at harpoonsonthebay.com.

One of Cape May Court House's most popular retail stores for 30 years, Smeltzer & Sons Feed Supply hosted The Locals on September 1st. Lots of history and interesting talk on this popular spot. We also touched on the Cape May mayor's and city council races and indoor dining starting September 4th. Hear the podcast on the Locals of Cape May page or the Cape May Live page, also available on the Sound Cloud app, I-Tunes or at harpoonsonthebay.com.

The Local's talk show, all about Cape May and the area was at Swain's Hardware, (likely the oldest retail store in Cape May) on August 25th and we chatted with Rick Swain about the history of the store along with some other good tidbits.

We also touched on the rental season at the Jersey Shore for September and October, why are some of our plants not blooming this summer, the annual salary of a N.J. lifeguard, the Monomoy life-saving boat on display at the Cape May State Park at Cape May Point, how did the term 'Shoobies' come about, the Nathaniel Foster House being restored, jury trials to resume in September and the new Rio Grande Park slated for an October opening and a little bit more, always interesting.

The Locals of Cape May are on the beach again. This time at Cape May Beach Patrol Headquarters on Grant Street. Ed, Tom, Brady, and Michael with sound by Tom Hogan. The show discusses the latest happenings and COVID updates. Listen for comments from a long-time listener from Pittsburgh Pa. He stopped by while on vacation. Will he share the secret of the Merion Inn potato cup?

The Locals on the beach again in front of Cape May Beach Patrol Headquarters on Grant Street in Beautiful Cape May New Jersey. Listen or download Episode 117 with Brady, Ed, Joe, and Michael. With professional sound editor Tom Hogan. Listen for comments from a long time listener from Pittsburgh who stopped by for the recording.

Your Locals hosts discuss extensively the Governor's halt on opening inside dining on July 2nd, group outings including fireworks and more, plus Cape May Mac Director & CEO, Jody Alessandrine is our special guest.

Cover photo, left to right, John Cooke, Ed McDonough, Michael Clark, Joe McLaughlin, Wendy Collins, seated, Sound & Editing Guy, Tom Hogan.

The Locals of Cape May podcast recorded on location at Bella Vida Cafe in West Cape May with Ed McDonough, Joe McLauglin, Michael Clark and John Cooke. Sound by Tom Hogan. We are joined by owner Jeanne Monge of Bella Vida as we discuss everything related to Cape May. Including recent elections, COVID and breaking news. Originally broadcast on @WCFA_FM