How our six-legged allies shape human culture.

This week: That million gallons of radioactive water that could be released from the Pilgrim nuclear plant would stick around in Cape Cod Bay for at least a month and track close to shore; that’s according to a new study just out. Also, Provincetown is experimenting with new ways to address flooding in its downtown. And, a dead minke whale washes ashore in Wellfleet.

Researchers help our region prepare for coastal resilience.

All the winter bird news with Mark Faherty.

This week: A security violation at the Pilgrim Nuclear plant raises questions without a lot of answers. And: it’s the season of cold-stunned sea turtles, with hundreds being transported off Cape Cod beaches. Also, have you heard about the white stag of Martha’s Vineyard?

A citywide New Bedford storytelling project.

An community oral history project and exhibit at The New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center.

An interview with author Charles Spencer about his book The White Ship: Conquest, Anarchy and the Wrecking of Henry I’s Dream.

We invite arts organizations, artists and performers to share what’s on tap this winter