Creative Collective Podcast

On this episode of the Creative Collective Podcast, we sat down with Jacqui Richard. Jacqui is the founder of the NextGen Network and also is part of the team at Phil Richard Insurance. On this episode of the podcast, Jacqui and John chat about the Creative Economy, Peabody TV, Upcoming events, collaborations and more!

Josh and Alyssa talk all thing Salem #ccpastrycast

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Salem Election Season

Gen X,Y,Z?

As Library moves to Rowley….

A brief historical timeline of Salem

In our latest episode now that Josh and Alyssa have recovered from the December plagues, they talk about retail marijuana (and Josh's inability to operate machinery), the horror that is the "Witch City Mall", Catgate, and how our cats simply let us live because killing us would be too much work. Alyssa brings a box of donuts from Honeydew, which were sampled and found to compare well with Dunks. And of course, they wind up with some good Rowley talk and a promise to record more o

In this episode recorded back in the early summer, Josh and Alyssa talk about D'Orsi's bakery, the new Creative Collective offices, Peabody's downtown, the lack of diversity in Bar Harbor, Maine, preservation, and how Samuel McIntyre was a subdivision developer at heart.

Plus Josh admits to knowing way too much about the history of the MBTA's compatibility issues. And they even talk about weed! With special technical glitches in the recording.

Josh and Alyssa discuss the founding of the internet and the future of the internet in Salem.. The status of the Phillips Library and it's collection and topics concerning the Salem Historical Society. Josh discusses his thoughts on hash browns. What critters will Alyssa eat?

Today, Robyn & Melissa get together to chat with Alyssa Conary from Salem Historical Society and Historic Salem to chat about counter magic and its impact on the history of Salem.

On this episode of the PastryCast with Josh and Alyssa the discussion is very lively as they chat about the Phillips Library and the move of it's contents to a storage facility in Rowley that has been built by Peabody Essex Museum. Not to shy away from hot topics.. or delicious treats.. Josh and Alyssa then discuss the Bowditch School in Salem and the decision to close and redistribute the existing students to other schools.

Pastry for this episode by Dunkin' Donuts

Today, Robyn & Melissa get together to chat with Amber Newberry & Laurie Moran from FunDead Publications to chat about some of the women who shaped Salem’s literary history and their upcoming event, Write Like a Girl 2 which takes place on February 3. Just a head’s up for this one: there is some adult language. Discretion advised.

Robyn & Melissa get back together to chat with new Salem Ward 2 Councilor, Christine Madore. The three discuss one of Salem’s recent heroes, Ada Louise Huxtable, and her ability to save Salem from becoming a major highway.

In this episode, Robyn interviews Melissa Nierman, Founder of NOW Age Travel in Salem. Melissa leads NOW Age Walking Tours: Ghosts of Buildings Past, History of Spiritualism, and Witches: 1692-Today. She's also the co-creator and facilitator of Tarot Salon every 4th Tuesday of the month at HausWitch. Robyn & Melissa discuss the American Spiritualism movement, its impact on Salem, and the F-word (feminism!).