Nantucket Sound

After she was discovered singing on the beaches of Nantucket, Brynn Cartelli became the youngest singer/songwriter to win NBC's The Voice. A summer resident of the island, Cartellistopped by the N Magazine studio before jetting off to London to record her first full-length album.

In a special edition of Nantucket Sound, N Magazine’s publisher Bruce A. Percelay interviews former Bush Chief of Staff, Andy Card. The longest-serving presidential chief of staff in the past fifty years, holding the office for nearly six years under George W. Bush, Card also served in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. After discussing his rise in politics, Card brings listeners directly inside the Oval Office in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks with rarely revealed details and insights that are nothing short of historic.

In a special September 11th edition of Nantucket Sound, host Robert Cocuzzo speaks with island summer resident and former NBC producer Lisa Parker who was in the shadow of the Twin Towers when they were attacked. While others ran from the smoking buildings, Parker head towards them to investigate. Reflecting on the day of the attack and the weeks that followed, Parker brings us into the painful heart of Ground Zero and how her personal experience eventually followed her to Nantucket.  

Bestselling author Nathaniel Philbrick dropped by the N Magazine studio to talk about his latest book, Travels with George, which hits shelves on September 14th.

CNN political analyst and longtime Nantucket summer resident David Gregory comes into the N Magazine studio to discuss the state of the news industry post Trump, today's political landscape, and what stories we should keep our eyes on today.

For a generation of Bostonians, Natalie Jacobson was one of the most trusted voices in news, having covered some of the most important stories of our time. Now Jacobson is taking the time to share her own story through a newly written memoir that is currently being shopped to publishers.

For a certain generation, the name Casey Neistat might not ring any bells, but in the eyes of tens of millions of YouTube viewers he’s more than an internet celebrity—he’s a cultural icon. A tenth-grade dropout who once lived in a trailer park with his infant son and worked in the dish pits of a seafood restaurant, Neistat willed himself to becoming one of the most respected creators in the country. Despite having no formal education in filmmaking and limited access to cameras and equipment, he forged his own genre of visual storytelling that’s helped democratize movie-making for an entire generation of creators. A recent Nantucket homeowner, Neistat spoke to host Robert Cocuzzo about his life on the island, his creative philosophy and what project he's working on next.

In the latest episode of Nantucket Sound, take a truly mind-blowing trip with writer, director and filmmaker Donick Cary as he and host Robert Cocuzzo discuss his latest film Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics. Raised on Nantucket, Cary explores the often stigmatized world of psychedelics and the revolutionary potential they could hold for treating depression, PTSD and addiction.

Marking twenty years as a captain on Nantucket, Jason Mleczko of Captain Tom's Charters shares a harrowing story of survival at sea and reflects on his enduring love of being on the water.

Moth StorySLAM champion and storytelling instructor Bonnie Levison shares some of her top tales with host Robert Cocuzzo. A fourth generation Nantucketer, Levison helped co-found the Nantucket Comedy Festival and today hosts storytelling events at the Dreamland.