Beachside condos and bingo games may be how some people handle old age, but not Naomi Turner and Wilderness Sarchild. A dancer and a poet, they used their combined experiences to create “Wrinkles: The Musical, a celebration of women and aging.

Artist Jeff Smith set out to build the smallest house in the world. No one else had done it, so why shouldn't he? He doesn't live in the home. It functions more as a performance art piece. And because it's bright green, he gets a lot of questions when he parks it in public places. It's also for rent...but it's complicated.

Quirky local history. A chance to encounter the paranormal. Ghost tours are a staple of tourism all over the country...and Cape Cod is no exception. Since 2005, Derek Bartlett has led multiple ghost tours every week in Barnstable. Is there anything to be scared about?

There are a few guarantees in life—death, taxes, and on Cape Cod, ticks. 2017 was the highest record ever for ticks on the Cape and with that increase have come new diseases, including one called Powassan.

Dr. Andone Lavery is changing the way we understand our oceans through sound. She and her department at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute are using a form of echolocation to map parts of the ocean, giving us better insight into underwater ecosystems. Over the summer, Lavery became the first woman to win the Walter Munk Award for her innovative research.

When Greg Morris became a landscaper, he decided he wanted to pursue something that few people in his industry get: total creative freedom. In his forty years of landscaping, Greg has never drawn a plan for a client’s approval. Instead, he just asks his customers to trust him. From there, his process unfolds.

Fall off your bike, get a band aid. Have a headache, take an ibuprofen. Pain is often fleeting…and there’s a cure. But what happens when pain is constant with no quick fix? Fibromyalgia is talked about a lot more lately and that's thanks to celebrities like Lady Gaga Morgan Freeman and Sinead O’Connor sharing their stories. North Falmouth based artist, Terie Michon is also trying to get the word out. She’s developed her own pain relieving routine that’s anything but the norm.

In a busy world, everyone's looking for a place for peace. Ask Skyler Kardell and he'll show you somewhere right in front of your nose. All you need to do is...listen. Skyler is a competitive birder on Nantucket who tries to see as many species as he can every year. He uses his eyes, his ears, and his smartphone to spot all kinds of migrants in the trees. Despite the birding community on Nantucket being small, he does what he can to draw people into the watch.

When he was a child, Tom Burns read a book on a very famous breed of animal. And he fell in love. While his days are spent treating the sick and injured pets of South Yarmouth, his free time and holidays are devoted to finding and photographing something far more toothy: Sharks.

Matt Hayden spent the last year teaching himself how to make pelts from road kill animals. Now, he's perfecting his raccoon stew recipe. He wants to survive on local resources found in nature. Not an outlandish idea for a guy who lives on Martha's Vineyard, an island that gets a lot of its supplies shipped in on ferry boats.