Nantucket Sound

Host Robert Cocuzzo joins N Magazine's Director of Advertising and Business Partnerships Emme Duncan as well as Nantucket Current's Editor in Chief Jason Graziadei for a full rundown of the 2022 summer season.

Nantucket Fire Department Captain Nate Barber speaks with host Robert Cocuzzo about his harrowing experience responding to the catastrophic Veranda House fire this summer. Barber's heroism helped save the lives of a number of people that day and has since earned him the recognition as Nantucket's Person of the Year.

On the latest episode of Nantucket Sound, Rob speaks with writer and meditation teacher Holly Finigan about the power of mindfulness, breathwork, and a fall digital detox. Listen till the end when Holly leads a breathwork meditation.

In a special edition of Nantucket Sound, host Robert Cocuzzo interviews Amanda Knox in front of a live studio audience at the Dreamland Theater.

Former Washington Post foreign correspondent and longtime Nantucket summer resident John Lancaster pops into the Nantucket Sound studio to discuss his forthcoming book The Great Air Race: Death, Glory and the Dawn of American Aviation.

The latest episode of Nantucket Sound features a riveting conversation with beloved island actor, director, writer and community leader John Shea. 

Host Rob Cocuzzo chats with local hip-hop artist Mark Dwyer about forging his own path, laying down his own tracks, and seizing his own destiny on Nantucket and beyond.

Host Robert Cocuzzo chats with longtime summer resident John Esposito about how he went from working in a record store to becoming one of the top executives in the music industry.

On a special Nantucket Book Festival issue of Nantucket Sound, Rob speaks with literary icon James McBride, who will be attending this year's festivities as a featured author and musician in the band Rock Bottom Remainders. In this sprawling conversation, McBride discusses his life, career, race in America, and the celebration of Juneteenth, which coincides with the final day of the book festival.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live without a smart phone? Could you function in the modern world without this revolutionary (and highly addictive) piece of communication technology? What would be gained? What would be lost? On this episode, Rob speaks with a former writer from Newsweek magazine who has spent close to the last two years addressing these questions.