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These are podcasts from 1623 Studios' members and friends! They cover unique subject matters that are pertinent to the eclectic communities here on Cape Ann, Massachusetts.
Join Cape Ann Today host Kory Curcuru as he catches up with Erika Brown of The Cricket . This week, they discuss the latest news in the ongoing saga surrounding the Community Center. #CapeAnnToday #OriginalContent #GloucesterMA #CapeAnnMA #RockportMA #EssexMA #ManchesterByTheSeaMA
1623 Studios is a #nonprofit organization dedicated to producing community programming for #CapeAnn—Gloucester, Rockport, Manchester-by-the-Sea, and Essex—and to providing a forum for the free exchange of information and ideas. We also provide a full spectrum of creative services to support our mission. Learn more at https://1623studios.org
Gloucester Times Reporters discuss Essex High School, Cape Ann Museum, and much more.
1623 Studios is a #nonprofit organization dedicated to producing community programming for #CapeAnn—Gloucester, Rockport, Manchester-by-the-Sea, and Essex—and to providing a forum for the free exchange of information and ideas. We also provide a full spectrum of creative services to support our mission. Learn more at https://1623studios.org
In this bonus episode, John Curtis Perry has a conversation with Sung-Yoon Lee, expert on North Korea and author of the new book The Sister: North Korea's Kim Yo Jong, the Most Dangerous Woman in the World.
Gloucester's Mayor Greg Verga discusses city updates including The Magnolia Pier, Green Street Project, and more!
In this bonus episode, John Curtis Perry describes his practical methodology for writing with the reader in mind, helps writers navigate the rocky shores of stilted or formulaic prose, and celebrates the joy of carefully crafting text.
In this final episode, the postlude book-ending the Revolution at Sea series, John Curtis Perry adds a few words as a sort of summary of our time together.
"Together we have thought about some aspects of how the world of the terracentric has interacted with the world of the salt water (71% of the planet). We are living in a time of immense and rapid change as we grapple with the many dimensions of globalism that the ocean has provided to humanity, while serving as avenue, arena, and source, a shaper of the human experience.
I hope that my remarks may have contributed to your understanding of what this means in the examples I have drawn from the past, and perhaps even to think about the implications for today."—John Curtis Perry.
Millions of Chinese rise from poverty and support an authoritarian state with global ambitions for prominence. The Chinese declare that their system is superior to democracy. What does this mean for Americans?
Under Deng Xiaoping’s leadership, China opens to the outside world and builds a highly successful export economy. Logistics come first, Deng says.
“China stands up,” Mao says. At immense cost, China struggles in its early PRC years to make enormous political, economic, and social changes.
Having begun our discussion with China, we now return to it. We begin by looking at the nineteenth century when the Atlantic powers seized and occupied many ports, giving China an idea of what the outside world was like and what it then considered to be modern. For China, an age of bitterness.
"South Korea, a severely impoverished nation in the 1950s had always been a continental state. Now isolated from the mainland by international politics, Korea has turned to the sea. In a remarkably short time it has made itself a rich maritime power.
[Correction: South Korea and Japan normalized relations in 1965, not 1963.]
Japan, the first Asian nation to develop an export-driven economy, becomes a leader in salt water commerce. It has become the world’s third largest economy and plays an important role in international affairs.
Although Eurocentrism has been strong, some Americans, like President Theodore Roosevelt, think about a dawning Pacific era. In the early 1980s, for the first time trade flows across the North Pacific exceeded those across the North Atlantic, with shipping reflecting a changing world economy. The greatest seaports lie now on the Asian coast.
Waterfronts are no longer densely populated because ships need more space than cities can provide. Sailors now spend only hours in port instead of days. They no longer see the world. A sense of community is lost.
Ocean is no longer the only way for people to travel across oceans. The oceanic empires rapidly collapse. Nuclear power makes true submarines possible and helps open the Arctic. Bulk cargo, the container, and the internet make new complete logistics networks possible and change our lives as consumers.
Europe tears itself apart in the first half of the 20th century. Warfare becomes global and civilians suffer severely. Ocean forms both avenue for the flow of resources, goods, and people, but also for an arena. New weaponry below the surface and above it complicate war at sea.
As a triumph of the industrial revolution and its focus in the Atlantic, for the first time in history one region seemingly dominates the entire globe. Its ocean becomes a great vehicle for the flow of resources, people, and ideas. Immigration transforms cultures.
Emotion pushes war. America goes to Cuba to fight a Spanish colonial government. The war spreads to Asia and the United States becomes a colonial power stretching into the far Pacific, filled with uncertain strategic implications.
Exploiting the new age of steel, Americans use this new industry to build a modern navy although on a modest basis. Americans begin to perceive its application to international affairs.
Occupying their own West preoccupies Americans, and they do not react quickly to changing uses of the sea, which the industrial world is creating. The American merchant marine disappears.
American space and resources enabled the rise of a new presence on the international seas. Establishing a powerful place in the world of sail, the nation falls into civil war.
Japan makes what the Atlantic world considers a remarkable leap into regional power and modernity. Defeating Russia generates both admiration and fear about Japan as it builds a colonial presence.
Germany emerges as a great power in the later 19th century and ultimately challenges Britain at sea.
In a protracted struggle, a small but rich Britain pushes aside France on the sea and emerges as the world’s unquestioned salt water power.
Britain retreats from North America but builds a new empire with its strategic center in the Indian Ocean. India becomes the “Jewel of the Empire.”
The industrial revolution changes the nature of sea power dramatically. The Atlantic world seizes the initiative and wields it in politics, economics, and society as it shapes global power. Wind and sail yield to steam and iron.
Why did rich France fail to compete successfully with Britain at sea? How did Britain capitalize on its advantages?
A newly-united Britain, with growing prosperity and new markets, vigorously contests other maritime powers.
Remarkable Tudor rulers strengthen and enrich the government. At sea, privateers capture foreign wealth and popular admiration. Defeating the Spanish armada electrifies the nation.
Dutch visual arts take on great brilliance in this maritime society. Merchant society exhibits extraordinary skill in buying and selling; process becomes product. Tolerance and diversity characterize society. Why then does this remarkable vitality fade?
Digging further into the Dutch experience, we explore how this small nation could create such a dynamic and sweeping maritime presence.
Peoples on the Indian Ocean were active seafarers. But, did they move beyond their region?
Stepping back before recorded history to an amazing saga, we enter the vast open Pacific. This is the world of the of the Austronesian speakers.
John Curtis Perry invites us to embark in a wondrous journey through the centuries to explore the human history of the seas.
Now We're Here - Rocky Neck Cultural Center Now We're Here visited the Rocky Neck Cultural District to enjoy live art, music and conversation with the following special guests: Loren Doucette, operations manager, Rocky Neck Cultural Center Jillian Demeri of Three Stones Gallery Rockport Brenda Malloy of Imagine on Rocky Neck Ken King of Recreational Structures, Judy Robinson-Cox of The Square Circle Gallery, Vanessa Michalak of VanessaMichalak.com, Joyce Roessler of RoesslerGlass.com, Cindy Journey of CindyJourney.com, James "Gully" Hand of JamesBHandFineArt.com, and Musicians Grant Clark, Peter Meyer, & artist/musician Ira Levine (aka Negative Space)
Host: Michael Wheeler, Member and Former Chair of the Gloucester Democratic City Committee
Guest: David Gauthier, President of Mass Access and Executive Director of Winchester Community Access and Media, Inc.
The Kindness Project - Ep 1
The mission of the show is about strengthening communities through conversations about kindness.
On this first premiere episode Kelly talks with guests: Peggy Haggerty-Steck of Action Inc Julie LaFontaine of The Open Door, & Bob Gillis of Cape Ann Savings Bank
Now We're Here, 1623 Studios traveling talk show, visits the Manchester Public Library in Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA.
Guests:
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Sara Collins - Director Manchester Public Library
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Erika Brown - (publisher/editor Manchester Cricket)
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Beth Welin (Director Manchester Historical Museum)
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Tom Kehoe - for Manchester’s 375th Committee
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Mike Chapman (Open Space & Recreation Committee)
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Designer Pavlina Gilson - Priemlov: http://priemlov.com/#!/HOME
- Chris Langathianos & Joe Wilkins
Gun Forum at GHS sponsored by The League of Women Voters of Cape Ann
Moderator: John Bell, former Mayor of Gloucester and US Army officer who served in Korea.
Panelists: - Gregor Gibson, author and father of a shooting victim
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Mark Nestor, Decorated helicopter pilot in Vietnam and Commander of the Lester S. Wass Legion Post
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Jim Wallace, President of the Massachusetts Gun Owners Action League (G.O.A.L.)
Rockport Art Association & Museum presents "Meet The Artist" Celebrating 100 Years Host: John Caggiano, Rockport Artist . Guest Artist: Betty Lou Schlemm "Art is emotion beautifully organized"
Now We're Here - Brother's Brew Coffee Shop (Rockport, MA)
Now We're Here, 1623 Studios' roaming talk show, visited Brothers' Brew Coffee Shop in Rockport for a live broadcast on February 3, 2020.
Special guests: Ross Brackett of Brackett's Oceanview Restaurant & Brothers' Brew Sarah Kelly of Rockport Exchange Laurie Angilly Tuck of Tuck's Candy & Gifts Geof Lyons of Old Sloop Coffeehouse Heidi Caswell-Zander of Rockport Art Association & Museum Les Bartlett of Sandy Bay Historical Society John Nelson, author of Flight Calls: Exploring Massachusetts through Birding Jake Pardee of Maritime Music Studio Melanie Waddell of Rockport Exchange
Host: Donna Soodalter-Toman, GDCC Member
Guest: Matt Murray, GDCC Vice Chair & Democratic State Committee Member
They discuss the upcoming caucus, primaries, and information about becoming a state and national delegate.
Produced by 1623 Studios Member: Deanna Fey & the Gloucester Democratic City Committee
Ken, Kerry and Tony, new Cape Ann Chamber President 2020 are back! They introduce Tony as the new Cape Ann Chamber President, recap a great Ribbon Cutting / After Hours event at 1623 Studios, and recap the Quickbooks seminars. They also take a look forward to everything coming up in February, such as the Annual Irish Sweepstakes event! And a big announcement! Tune in to find out!
Now We're Here didn't have to go far for our latest show. We broadcasted live from our new home at Pleasant St in downtown Gloucester during the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce's ribbon cutting ceremony & after hours mixer. Guests included:
Erich Archer, executive director, 1623 Studios Kerry McKenna, Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Mitch Vieira, Rockport, MA Town Administrator, 1623 board president Ken Riehl, Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Becky Tober, Supervising Producer, 1623 Studios Lisa Smith, programming director Jon Brysh, cameraman extraordinaire Martha Sutyak, Smartly Staged Meg Jarrett, 1623 board member Anne Robinson, 1623 board member Oliver Barker, directory Cape Ann Museum Jennifer Lee-Levitz, producer & host, 1623 Members Kelly Knox, producer & hosts, 1623 Members
Kelly Knox hosts Appreciative Recovery, a show that explores Curiosity, Self-Compassion and Connection. In this episode, Kelly is joined by Paris Flynn of the Wave Foundation
The Writer's Block with John Ronan - #370 - Michael McNamara & Lynda Robinson
John Ronan interviews two actors Michael McNamara & Lynda Robinson (also a playwright)
The Writer's Block with John Ronan - #369 - John Nelson
John Ronin interviews author John Nelson about his book "Flight Calls: ExploringMassachusetts Through Birds"
The Writer's Block with John Ronan - #366 - Chris Leahy
New book about birds of Mongolia.
Host: Larry Oaks, GDCC Member and President and CEO, Mainstay Supportive Housing and Homecare
Guest: Andrew DeFranza, Executive Director, Harborlight Community Partners
Democratic Dialogue - December 2019 - Youth Activism / Green New Deal/ Sunrise Movement
The latest edition of Cape Ann Report with Maureen Aylward features The College Admissions Experience with:
Beverly Low Director of Guidance & College Counselling Manchester Essex Regional Middle/High School
Meghan Monaco Dean of Admission Endicott College
Joan Lockwood Academic Life Coach
Love Cape Ann Podcast - December 2019 Edition
Your Cape Ann Chamber is back in a new episode of Love Cape Ann! Tune in for all the details on Holiday Events on Cape Ann!
Happy Halloween! On this episode the chamber looks back on October events and initiatives and also looks forward to everything coming up in November!
John Ronan interviews Author Janice Petrie about her career and her book "Bay State Skye".
Members of the Gloucester Historical Commission talk about the history of witch trials in Gloucester's history.
The third episode in the special series, October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Nicki is talking with Brian King of the North Shore Health Project.
The second episode in the special series this month of Nicki Talks, as it is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The 30th Season of The Writer's Block with John Ronan kicks off with the winners of the Poetry Without Paper student competition. Tune in to hear Gloucester, MA students read their award winning poetry.
A special edition of Now We're Here on #climatechange issues, live from the UMass Marine Station in Gloucester, with special guests:
Katie Kahl: Extension Asst Professor, Sustainable Fisheries & Coastal Resilience, UMass Amherst Tom Starr: Professor, Northeastern University Dept of Art & Design Michael P. Carvalho, environmental lawyer, former chair of National Council for Science and the Environment (NCSE) Eric Pepe Magers: executive director, Seaside Sustain Denise Donnelly: Rockport Selectwoman Gregg Cademartori: planning director, City of Gloucester, MA Valerie Gilman: Ward 4 Gloucester city councilor Richard Prouty: TownGreen2025 Lisa Smith: 1623 Studios
On this episode Nicki talks with Sara Stanley, Executive Director of HAWC (Healing Abuse Working for Change).
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month!
On this episode of Cape Ann Report, host Maureen Aylward is joined by the three new police chiefs of Cape Ann:
Chief Ed Conley of Gloucester Police Department Chief Paul Francis of Essex Police Department Chief Todd Fitzgerald of Manchester by the Sea Police Department
Tune in to hear a wrap up of September events and a preview of everything going on in October!
In this episode of Cape Ann Report, host Maureen Aylward kicks off the new school year with Manchester Essex Regional School District superintendent Pam Beaudion & Rockport Public School superintendent Robert Liebow.
In this episode of Cape Ann Report, host Maureen Aylward discusses this week's important Essex Town Meeting with:
Brendhan Zubricki, Essex Town Administrator Lisa O'Donnell, Town Building Committee Chairman & former Essex Selectman Essex Police Department Chief Paul Francis Andrew Spinney, Essex Board of Selectman Chairman
In this episode Ken, Kerry, and Tony recap August and look ahead at all the events coming up for the end of summer and into the fall!
On this episode of Cape Ann Report, host Maureen Aylward discusses the status of local, coastal birds & their habitats with:
Deborah Cramer Visiting Scholar, MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative
Chris Leahy Professional Naturalist and Conservationist Formerly with Mass Audubon Scott Memhard Ward 1 City Councilor, Gloucester
On this episode of Cape Ann Report, Maureen Aylward talks with:
Ames Adamson Actor, playing the lead role as General Benjamin Butler
Doug Bowen-Flynn Actor, playing Lieutenant Kelly & MJ Boylan Gloucester Stage Company board member
about the Ben Butler production at Gloucester Stage Company in Gloucester, MA.
On this episode of Appreciative Recovery, Kelly Knox talks with Reverend Janet Parsons of the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church about Beloved Community.
On this episode of Living Wisely~Aging Well, tracy Arabian talks with Beverly Flanagan, Healthy Living Program Coordinator & Certified Savvy Caregiver Practitioner and John Flanagan, Volunteer Certified Savvy Caregiver Practitioner about evidence based workshops at SeniorCare.
On this episode of Cape Ann Report, Maureen Aylward talks with Jill Cahill, Community Development Director for the City of Gloucester, Elizabeth Carey, Executive Director of Discover Gloucester, Jennifer Amero, Adventures by Jennifer and Member, City of Gloucester Tourism Commission, Julie Cook of North of Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau and Laura Dow Owner of the Vista Motel and Discover Gloucester Board Member about tourism on Cape Ann.
In this episode of Nicki Talks, Nicki talks with artist laSahai Prouty about her latest art project.
On this episode of Cape Ann Report, Maureen Aylward talks with:Lisa Hahn, Executive Director of Windhover Performing Arts Center and Sarah Slifer Swift, Director of Movement Arts Gloucester MA (MAGMA) about the art of dance on Cape Ann.
In their 12th podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk with Terry Cellucci of J.T. Farnhams about the iconic seafood restaurant that sits before The Great Marsh in Essex, Mass.
Maureen Aylward talks with: Joe Parisi, Rockport DPW Director Leo Jeghelian, Rockport resident Lisa Orgettas, Director, Disability Resource Center Bob Heineman, Gloucester-based architect about accessibility in Rockport, MA. The discussion focuses on wheelchair accessibility as well as other accessibility challenges for people with disabilities who use a cane or walker or even people who are using a baby carriage. They also discuss ADA compliance and the issues and challenges of making changes for businesses and municipalities.
Maureen Aylward talks with:
Deborah Kelsey, Sawyer Free Library Director Fran Aliberte, Sawyer Free Library Board Member Larry Ingersol, SafeGuard Blue
about the new security at the Sawyer Free Library.
In their latest podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk with Angela Sanfilippo, president of the Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Association, about the emergence of redfish, news on the fishing fleet, and what she prepared for St. Peter's Fiesta :)
In their 10th podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk with Cynthia Hendrickson of Cape Ann Foodie Tours. There are some great stories shared about Howard Blackburn & tourists mistaking Gloucester's fort section for Chinatown :)
Host Jennifer-Lee Levitz interviews Michele Ellicks, Community Outreach Coordinator for the RMV, about the Real ID. Tune in to get the info! Then Jennifer takes you on a bus ride from the Senior Center to the RMV with friendly bus driver, LeAnne.
In this episode of Cape Ann Report, host Maureen Aylward discusses the importance of shopping local with Peggy Russell of Pop Gallery, Adam Farber of Mark Adrian Shoes, and Christian Del Rosario of Surfari Stand Up Paddle & Surf :)
Monthly Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce update! A recap of recent events including small business week and the recent membership drive. Also a preview of upcoming events over the summer such as the block parties, annual chamber auction, and more!
In their 9th podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk with Beth Cheney Roenker of The Seafarer Inn, who, along with 13 other innkeepers in Rockport, Mass., released The Inns of Rockport Cookbook - a collection of favorite recipes.
Watch us try Tobey's Legendary Melt-in-your-mouth Scones (Linden Tree Inn), Poached Pears (Sally Webster Inn), and Individual Crustless Tomato Basil Quiche (The Seafarer Inn)
1623 Studios BackCAST Cape Ann LGBTQ Community Podcast
Episode 5: Fred Cowan
Fred Cowan shares a glimpse into his life from childhood to today.
- Fred talks about his early life and his struggles with school.
- He discusses his loving parents and family life.
- Fred shares remarkable stories of failures and successes.
- Community involvement in Gloucester has been his life’s passion.
- Fred reminisces about meeting his husband.
- And, he recounts many touching and emotional stories about the beginning of the AIDS crisis and working for the AIDS Action Committee.
BackCAST Cape Ann LGBTQ Community Podcast Series
Episode Notes for Charles Nazarian
Charles Nazarian provides a fascinating glimpse into the personal and the historical gay community on Cape Ann.
- Finding Cape Ann as a young man in his 20s, Charles moved here to take a job with Charles Fisk and the CB Fisk organ company.
- He remembers the gay liberation movement of the 1960s.
- Charles is a historian and provides a fascinating account of John (Jack) Hays Hammond, Jr., who built Hammond Castle, and the Hammond family; Henry Sleeper; A. Piatt Andrew; and Leslie Buswell who owned Stillington Hall in Gloucester.
- Charles tells one of his favorite Cape Ann party stories about the old Rockaway Hotel.
- And, Charles shares a moving personal story about a friend who died from AIDS.
"Short and Sweet" is a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! Join hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood as they discuss local food & drink with special guests. In this episode, Kory & Heather talk with Elise Smith & Ford Tucker Smith of Cedar Rock Gardens in West Gloucester. Do you know when Tomato Release Day is?
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Welcome to "Short and Sweet" - a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! Join hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood as they discuss local food & drink with special guests. In this episode, Kory & Heather talk & taste MUDIGA STEAKS with amazing home cook (and Kory's mom) Joanne Curcuru of Gloucester.
In their 8th podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk with activist, feminist, and amazing home cook Peg Leeco. Peg shares her motivations to demonstrate and cook - then she shares her delicious orecchiette, with ingredients donated by Virgilio's Bakery, Sclafani Italian Bakery, & Market Basket :)
In episode 7 of Short and Sweet, the 1623 Studios podcast that celebrates local food & drink, hosts Heather Atwood & Kory Curcuru talk with Niki Bogin, manager of the CAFM - Cape Ann Farmers Market, which is thriving in its 12th season! The Farmers Market is every Thursday at Stage Fort Park from 3-6:30pm :)
VIDEO: The latest episode in the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce's monthly podcasts highlighting what's happening around Cape Ann with a look forward to what's coming up over the summer!
SeniorCare Inc. presents: Living Wisely ~ Aging Well - Elder Abuse Awarness. Host Tracy Bryant-Arabian talks with Renee Gauthier, Director of Protective Services at SeniorCare Inc. about the prevention of elder abuse.
SeniorCare is having the following community rallies: Gloucester, June 10, 11am-1pm, Fitz Henry Lane House Rockport, June 13, 10am-12pm, Five Corners Manchester, June 13, 2pm-3:30pm, Village Green
ELDER ABUSE HOTLINE 1-800-922-2275
In their 6th podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk with Robert Marshall of Marshall's Farm Stand & Greenhouses about his rich farming & family history. He also brought in lots of gorgeous flowers. What began as a dairy farm over a century ago has become one of the area's most beloved local farms.
1623 Studios Interns: Ava Glass, Alexis Brown, and Noah Bell, all Seniors at Manchester-Essex Regional High School talk with fellow classmate Bella Pomeroy about the college process. They all give their own experiences and talk about the application process, college visits, how they made their choices, and how the whole process affects their Junior/Senior years of high school. Bella talks about her own unique experience being a part of ROTC. Tune in to hear their stories!
Maureen Aylward talks with: Scott Trenti CEO, SeniorCare, Inc., Bob Gillis Steering Committee Member, and Susan Doughty Caregiver Support Specialist about what it means to be and Age and Dementia Friendly Community and why it is important.
In their 5th podcast celebrating food & drink across Cape Ann, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk & taste desserts with Rebecca Doyon of Sweet Reebs Heavenly Dessert Company! The pastry instructor at Endicott College, Rebecca creates sweet treats for Franklin Cape Ann, Mile Marker One, Marshall's Farm Stand & Greenhouses & many more.
We tried the Brookie - a deep dish cross between a blondie & a brownie, & the Frozen Key Lime Pie with a vanilla coconut crust!
A look back to April and May, and all the events that went on! Also a look forward to June and the summer! Lots of events, festivals, and ways to be involved and have fun! Tune in for all the details!
Welcome to "Short and Sweet" - a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! In this episode, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk & taste Anadama Bread with Melissa Abbott. Hear the incredible history behind this very local treat with the peculiar name :)
Welcome to "Short and Sweet" - a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! In this episode, hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood talk & taste MUQUECA (Brazilian fish stew) with Agnaldo Oliveira of Rockport's Blue Lobster Grille. Hear about his amazing journey to America & his rise from dishwasher at The Greenery Creamery to eventually owning his own restaurant in the very same spot :)
Maureen Aylward talks with: Jaqueline Ganim-DeFalco, Cape Ann Designs, Jill Whitney Armstrong: iartcolony, Rockport , and Bob Armstrong: iartcolony, Rockport about the changing art audience.
The stories you hear as part of the BackCAST Cape Ann series on the LBGTQ community, highlights their contribution, care, and activism. It's a look back at experiences, significant moments, and persistent memories. For this episode, I interview Kate Noonan and Pat Towler of Common Crow, co-owners of the business for 20 years, located in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
The stories you hear as part of BackCAST Cape Ann series on the LBGTQ community highlights their contribution, care and activism. It's a look back at experiences, significant moments, and persistent memories.
For this episode in our series on the LBGTQ community, Brian King is my guest. Brian is a singer, songwriter and performer. He's also the front man for the neo-cabaret band What Time Is It Mr. Fox? For ten years, Brian was the director of Prism LGBT Health, a public health program on the North Shore, and he currently works as a medical case manager at the North Shore Health Project in Gloucester.
The stories you hear as part of BackCAST Cape Ann's series on the LGBTQ community highlights their contribution, care, and activism. It's a look back at experiences, significant moments and persistent memories. For this episode in our series on the LGBTQ community, I interview Jack Vondras, now retired project director at Education Development Center in Waltham, Massachusetts, where he addressed substance misuse and prevention. He is board chair of North Shore Community Health that has centers in Gloucester, Salem, and Peabody. He's responsible for opening the health center in Gloucester, known as Gloucester Family Health. He is the former health director for the City of Gloucester during 2003 to 2011.
The stories you hear as part of BackCAST Cape Ann's series on the LBGTQ community highlights their contribution, care, and activism. It's a look back at experiences, significant moments, and persistent memories. For this episode in our series on the LBGTQ community, I speak with the Reverend Wendy Fitting, minister emeritus of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Gloucester. She retired in 2013 having spent 24 years as pastor at the church. Wendy graduated from Harvard Divinity School in 1989. She's a Gloucester resident.
In this episode, host Tracy Bryant-Arabian speaks with Sharon Reidbord, the Private Pay Services Coordinator at SeniorCare Inc. about STAY Pet Services!
On this episode of Nicki Talks: Nicki talks with Jen Holmgren, Councilor-at-Large in the City of Gloucester.
"Short and Sweet" is a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! Join hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood as they discuss local food & drink with special guests. In this episode, Kory & Heather talk with Elise Smith & Ford Tucker Smith of Cedar Rock Gardens in West Gloucester. Do you know when Tomato Release Day is?
In this week's Side Dish (an extra few minutes of fun chat at the end of the podcast), Heather discusses a Cauliflower Cooked Like Meat recipe that blew her away.
Welcome to "Short and Sweet" - a new podcast series from 1623 Studios! Join hosts Kory Curcuru & Heather Atwood as they discuss local food & drink with special guests. In this episode, Kory & Heather talk & taste MUDIGA STEAKS with amazing home cook (and Kory's mom) Joanne Curcuru of Gloucester.
On this episode of Cape Ann Report, Maureen Aylward talks with Melissa Cox, Gloucester Councilor At-large, Becky Jaques, Manchester Selectwoman, Lisa O'Donnell, Essex Selectwoman, and Denise Donnelly, Rockport Selectwoman about their experience as women in government and leadership roles.
On this episode of Cape Ann Report, Maureen Aylward, Host, talks with Patti Amaral, People Against Litter (PAL), Donna Ardizzoni, One Hour at a Time Gang, and Melissa Cox, Gloucester City Councilor At-Large about litter in the city and what we are / can be doing about it.
Gordo talks with local "jewels in the crown of Gloucester"! On this episode Gordo chats with Skip Hadden. RT: 30:32
Maureen Aylward talks with Michael Deneen, Co-founder of the Gloucester Area Astronomy Club, Dr. Mario Motta, Cardiologist and Author, Eric Hutchins, Former Rockport Planning Board, and Dick Lueke, Gloucester Area Astronomy Club member about light pollution on Cape Ann.
Ken Riehl, Kerry McKenna, and Bruce Feldman are back in another Love Cape Ann Video Podcast! They re-cap all the events and accomplishments of March and then take a look ahead to April and beyond!
Tune in to get all the details about fun upcoming events!
Kelly Knox talks with Mark Nelson, Soto Zen Priest at Sacred Heart Zen about Buddism and how the skill of letting go provides the space for deeper connection.
Gordo has the PAL crew (People Against Litter) in studio for a rollicking half hour of stories, music and explanation of what they do and how you can help. 3/18/19 RT 29:29
Maureen Aylward talks with Gregor Gibson, Advocate, Everytown for Gun Safety; Xander Oaks, Gloucester High School Student; Jemima Grow, Gloucester High Scool Student; and Shannon Donnelly, Principal, Essex Tech about school safety in the wake of Parkland.
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode features information about Gloucester's architectural styles. Guests: Bill Remson and Pru Fish. They discuss different periods and different design aspects found around the City of Gloucester, MA.
Maureen Aylward talks with Greg Federspiel, Manchester Town Administrator, Bion Pike, Manchester Harbormaster, and Chris Bertoni, Manchester Conservation Administrator about boat crowding at Sand Dollar Cove and the affect it is having on boater's safety as well as environmentally with the eel grass.
Ken Riehl, Kerry McKenna, and Bruce Feldman are back in another Love Cape Ann Video Podcast! They re-cap all the events and accomplishments of February and then take a look ahead to March!
Tune in to get all the details about fun upcoming events!
Maureen Aylward talks with Amy Epstein, Regional Prevention Dir. City of Gloucester, Vanessa Faye, Gloucester High School Student, and James Cook, Principal of Gloucester High School about teen vaping. They talk about the issues around vaping including peer pressure, marketing, addiction, and treatment / solutions.
Maureen Aylward talks with Ruth Pino, Chair of 21st Century Gloucester, Meredith Fine, Treasurer at 21st Century Gloucester, and Joanne Senos, City Clerk, City of Gloucester about the Gloucester Charter and the review process
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode features information about historic houses on Cape Ann and how to preserve them. Guests: Bill Remson and Pru Fish.
"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka talks about Captain John Smith's naming of Cape Ann. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka explains the history behind place names on Cape Ann and their Algonquian roots. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
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Host Jennifer-Lee Levtiz, talks with Carla Mattioli, Certified Tai Chi Easy instructor about the Rose Baker Senior Center and the Tai Chi Easy classes available. They also talk about Tai Chi and the health benefits.
Kelly Knox hosts Appreciative Recovery, a show that explores Curiosity, Self-Compassion and Connection. On this episode Kelly talks with Jodi Knox, MS, LMT, E-RYT-200. They talk about Yoga and the surprising benefits! They talk about yoga in terms of self-compassion, and curiosity and reflection.
Tracy Arabian, Marketing Officer and Host, talks with Diane Gordon, Mixed Population Services Coordinator, about the Real I.D. They talk about what the Real ID is, how to get required information, the deadline to have a Real ID, and resources where you can get the information about the Real ID. More information can be found on SeniorCare's website: www.seniorcareinc.org
"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka explains the history of how Wingersheek got it's name. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
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"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka explains how Annisquam got it's name. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
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Maureen, host, talks with Rabbi Steven Lewis of Temple Ahavat Achim in Gloucester, Rev, Susan Moran of the Unitarian Universalist Society of Rockport, and Pastor Anne Deneen of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Gloucester/Lanesville about the blue side of the holidays and what you can do to cope.
Kelly Knox hosts Appreciative Recovery, a show that explores Curiosity, Self-Compassion and Connection. On this episode Kelly talks with Julie LaFontaine, Executive Director of The Open Door, about cultivating values as a leader and how it can make that leadership transformational within the non-profit organization and for the community.
Maureen Aylward hosts Cape Ann Report - Community Round Table, a discussion about community events with: Bob Gillis, President of the Cape Ann Savings Bank and Tri-Chair of Gloucester 400; Greg Bover of CB Fisk; and Dick Prouty, Co-Chair of TownGreen2025.
The fourth episode in the new series " Keeping Our Residents Informed (KORI) " from the Essex Police Department. In this episode Chief Silva talks with Kenneth Walsh, Chief of Police (Retired) Wenham & Captain / Emergency Manager at Suffolk University, about emergency planning. Specifically they talk about citizen response during active threats, emergency management, and they talk about global providers to assist if an emergency happens abroad.
Jennifer-Lee Levitz, host of "Unleash the Power of Age" a show about events and programs offered by the Rose Baker Center in Gloucester MA, talks with Peggy McDermott, VNA about the flu and about Peggy's health services at the Rose Baker Center.
Maureen Aylward talks with Peter Dolan, Jason Grow, and Aria McElhenny about local important issues.
Maureen Alyward talks with Brian Moore Rockport Transfer Station Manager; Jim Gardner, Rockport, MA DPW Commissioner; and Sharon Byrne Kishida, MassDEP Municipal Assistance Coordinator about Rockport's transition to Pay As You Throw. https://www.rockportma.gov/
Maureen Aylward, Host of Cape Ann Report, talks with Damian Archer, MD, Chief Medical Officer at North Shore Community Health Gloucester Family Health, Tito Rodriguez, Care Advocate and Outreach Specialist at PAARI Gloucester Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative, and Kara Blake, Harm Reduction Program Manager at North Shore Health Project Gloucester. They talk about the opioid epidemic, the stigma, treatment of the disease, and all the options available to those struggling with the disease and their loved ones.
Maureen Aylward, Host, talks with Mags Harries Sculptor, Public Art Artist; Karen Ristuben, Program Director, ECCF's Creative County Initiative; and Ken Hecht, Gloucester City Councilor, Ward 2, about public art in Gloucester. They talk about what public art currently exists, such as the city owned WPA murals, and also talk about a city art policy; does Gloucester need one? does Gloucester have one? and if not how does Gloucester create one? They discuss temporary and permanent art installations as well as different styles, such as multimedia, projection, audio and sound, sculpture, and murals.
Maureen Aylward, Host of Cape Ann Report, talks with Paul Lundberg, Gloucester City Councillor At Large and City Council President, Attorney Catherine Schlichte, Partner, Schlichte and Johnstone, PC, and Peter Dolan a Gloucester Citizen. They all bring their own important issues to the table for discussion. They talk about affordable housing, rising sea levels, emergency planning, and the need for volunteers on city commissions and boards.
Maureen Aylward talk with : JC Gutierrez-Ramos, GMGI Board and Scientific Advisory Board member, Justin Topp, Ph.D., Endicott College Assistant Dean of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics; Professor of Biology and Bioengineering, Iain Kerr, CEO, Ocean Alliance. They talk about the "Blue Economy", the science, the benefits, and the obstacles.
Maureen Aylward, host of Cape Ann Report, talks with Cindy Grove, Director of the Rockport Public Library, Deborah Kelsey, Director of the Sawyer Free Library (Gloucester), and Katherine Prum, Community Engagement Facilitator at the Saywer Free Library (Gloucester) about the changing library services on Cape Ann. They discuss the advantages of library services, which are evolving to fit community needs, with technology. They also talk about libraries as places the community can gather and about the surprising trend of millennials utilizing public libraries.
Maureen Aylward, Host, talks with Nicole Bogin, Director of the Cape Ann Farmers Market and Meghan Stratton, Associate Director of School Programs at Backyard Growers about fresh food on Cape Ann. They talk about local farms, gardening, the importance of fresh food, organic foods, and about the myths that organic foods costs more than non-organic foods.
Maureen Aylward, Host, talks with Rev. Rona Tyndall, Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator at the Grace Center of Gloucester, Melissa Lezynski, Director of Shelter Services at Action Inc. , and Julie LaFontaine, Executive Director of The Open Door Food Pantry about addressing homelessness in Gloucester. They talk about statistics, services, and stigma on the issue of homelessness.
Year-in review highlights, including recent Dec. events like the makers festival, Santa landings, and the Rockport Tree Lighting. Introduction of Bruce Feldman as incoming Cape Ann Chamber President. And talk about upcoming events for the rest of December like Men's Night. And a look forward to 2019.
Gordo chats with Doug Smith about life on Cape Ann, the UU Church, gene sequencing and the Perfect Storm. 12/13/18 RT 31:22
On this episode of the Smart Boating Podcast series, Paul Jermain, host, talks with Ron McBain of Harpoon Yacht Services about Sailboat Restoration. Specifically on repairs.
On this episode of the Smart Boating Podcast series, Paul Jermain, host, talks with Ron McBain of Harpoon Yacht Services about Sailboat Restoration. Specifically about what you need to know about replacing the engine! Ron has some helpful tips!
On this episode of the Smart Boating Podcast series, Paul Jermain, host, talks with Ron McBain of Harpoon Yacht Services about Sailboat Restoration. Specifically on getting the paint right. When restoring a sailboat one of the last steps is painting the boat and if you don't match paints or get the right painting technique you may run into some trouble.
On this episode of the Smart Boating Podcast series, Paul Jermain, host, talks with Ron McBain of Harpoon Yacht Services about Sailboat Restoration. Specifically why one might want to consider restoration instead of buying new.
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode features information about local Shipwrecks. Guests: Sandy Barry, Bill Remson, Robert Whitmarsh, and Jude Seminara.
On this episode of the Smart Boating Podcast, Paul and his guest talk about chartering, specifically about passenger compatibility.
On this episode of the Smart Boating Podcast, Paul and his guest talk about chartering, specifically about choosing your charter. What kind of boat? What kind of provisions? A national chain or a local boating fleet? These decisions affect the whole trip!
On this episode of the Smart Boating Podcast, Paul and his guest talk about chartering, specifically about choosing a destination. Whether it's in the Caribbean, Mediterranean, or close to home like Florida a well chosen destination will make the trip!
Kelly Knox hosts Appreciative Recovery, a show that explores Curiosity, Self-Compassion and Connection. On this episode Kelly talks with Rev. Sue Koehler-Arsenault, M.DIV., about authentic and deep connections in life and at the end of life.
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode features information about Gloucester's Historic Cemeteries.
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode is the second part of the story about the history of Stage Fort Park!
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode is about the history of Stage Fort Park! Part 2 coming soon!
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode is about the history of the American Legion Building.
A look back at a busy October and a look ahead to the start of the Holiday Season! Check out the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce website to find out when Santa will be arriving in your town and more!
Gordo chats with Margi Green about the importance of good posture, massage therapy, singing at Bananas, and more! 10/25/2018 RT:28:48
The third episode in the new series " Keeping Our Residents Informed (KORI) " from the Essex Police Department. In this episode Chief Silva talks with Detective Davis and Detective Shamshak about policing in 2018 and beyond. They cover a wide variety of topics such as fraud, scams, technology, and personal safety.
Gordo chats with Ian Kerr about coming to Gloucester, sailing, the Paint Factory and the Ocean Alliance. 9-27-18 RT=31:35
On episode 2 of this new series from the Essex Police Department Peter Silva, Police Chief and Harbor Master for the Town of Essex, talks with Paul Francis, Sergeant at the Essex Police Department, about certification and accreditation of the Essex Police Department.
Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce monthly update! Recap of September events and a look ahead to October!
A new series from the Essex Police Department. On this episode of Keeping Our Residents Informed (KORI) Peter Silva, Police Chief and Harbor Master for the Town of Essex, talks with Daniel Doucette, Essex Fire Chief, and Erin Kirchner, Essex Board of Health, about emergency planning.
Gordo reminisces about the good old days at Musician Magazine and his brush with a Rock 'N Roll Immortal.... 9-7-18 RT 33:01
Gordo's latest prelection concerns the rampant use of "smartphones" in today's society, starting with very young children. 8/29/18 RT 31:02
A special episode of Love Cape Ann all about the Cape Ann License Plate Online Auction HAPPENING NOW! Go to LoveCapeAnn.com to check out the auction and tune in here to hear all about the Cape Ann License Plate!
Gordo lets loose with 1623 Studio Manager Jim Capillo about the intolerable Gloucester summer traffic, bad drivers and unfair insurance decrees.
A look back at July events and a look ahead to August and into the fall! Tune in to get all the info you need for all upcoming events, festivals, and networking from your local chamber of commerce.
Gordo chats with local musician Deb Hardy and she performs her song, "Akin to Life". 7/26/18 RT 31:45
Gordo chats with Podcast Engineer Jim Capillo about growing up in Gloucester, Pallazola's Sporting Goods, Joe Mondello The Cobbler, WWII, Jim's involvement in the television production of the 1983 America's Cup and more!!! 7-12-18 RT 32:39
Gordo interviews Jay DiPrima about the local theater scene and his history of teaching theater at the O'Maley School. 7/6/18 RT 30:40
A look back at June events, including Small Business Week, Equal Pay Act Panel Discussion, and the second CAIC (Cape Ann Innovators Collaborative Meet Up) on Coastal Resiliency! Then a look ahead to July and beyond! Upcoming events discussed: Gloucester Block Party, Business After Hours, Next Gen event, and the Annual Cape Ann Chamber Fundraising Auction! Tune in for all the details! (Audio. TRT: 19:29 )
Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, talks with Tara Rowe, Efficiency Specialist at Energy Source, about a new initiative "Cape Ann Saves Energy"!
A look back at June events, including Small Business Week, Equal Pay Act Panel Discussion, and the second CAIC (Cape Ann Innovators Collaborative Meet Up) on Coastal Resiliency! Then a look ahead to July and beyond! Upcoming events discussed: Gloucester Block Party, Business After Hours, Next Gen event, and the Annual Cape Ann Chamber Fundraising Auction! Tune in for all the details!
Monthly recap of Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce happenings! May was a busy month for the chamber with a successful Business After Hours at Riversbend Restaurant, a spring tourism mixer, a Next Gen event, and the annual Golf Tournament that benefits the Chambers scolorship fund! And a look ahead for June events including, Small Business WeekThe next Cape Ann Innovator's Collab Meet Up, and St. Peter's Fiesta! Tune in for all the details!
The Cape Ann Chamber wraps up April and looks ahead to future events in May and over the summer!
Gordo chats with Tom Mannle, President of the Cape Ann Symphony. Subjects include early education, the Cape Ann Symphony and of course, music. 4-25-18 RT 31:43
Gordo chats with Heidi Dallin about her education, career and the Gloucester Stage Company 4/4/18 RT 35:57
The April episode of the Love Cape Ann Podcast! A review of March events, which aren't over yet! The last week of March has a Business Women's Mixer, Cape Ann Innovator's Collaborative Meet Up, and the Rockport Easter Egg Hunt! And much more happening in April, The Cape Ann Chamber's first Webinar and Business After Hours at Cape Ann Saving Bank to name a few. Tune in to hear all the details for all these events and more!
Gordo revisits the history of the Gloucester Charter School as the 10th anniversary approaches 3/14/18 RT 37:48
Gordo talks about his early childhood, life in Glosta and local politics - 3-7-18 RT 32:20
Gordo chats with John Ronan about his poetry, playwiritng, television show and his life. 03-01-18 RT 32:25
All the info about upcoming Cape Ann Chamber events! Economic Outlook Breakfast, Irish Sweepstakes, Jalapeno's Give Back Night, Winter Birding Weekend, Business After Hours, Business Women's Mixer, and so much more! Tune in to get all the details from Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber, Kerry McKenna, Director of Events, and Pat Slade, President of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce.
Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce update on the start of the new year! Big events coming up! Cape Ann Divas Concert, Cape Ann Chamber Annual Meeting, After Hours at Cape Ann Television, Winter Bird Watching, and so much more! Tune in to get all the details from Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber, Kerry McKenna, Director of Events, and Pat Slade, President of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce.
Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce update on the start of the new year! Big events coming up! Cape Ann Divas Concert, Cape Ann Chamber Annual Meeting, After Hours at Cape Ann Television, Winter Bird Watching, and so much more! Tune in to get all the details from Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber, Kerry McKenna, Director of Events, and Pat Slade, President of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce.
Cape Ann Television intern Shams interviews boxer Zach “The Shark Attack” Calmus and his Coach Alex Sepulveda of Private Jewels Fitness. Zach, a local resident and a nationally ranked boxer, talks about how he first learned about boxing and his journey to get where he is today. Coach Alex talks about working with Zach as well as his gym, Private Jewels Fitness, and working with, as he says, "diamonds in the rough". Tune in to learn more about this dynamic duo and their motivational journeys!
Jennifer-Lee Levitz, host of "Unleash the Power of Age" a show about events and programs offered by the Rose Baker Center in Gloucester MA, talks with Peggy McDermott, VNA about the flu and about Peggy's health services at the Rose Baker Center.
Cape Ann Television intern Shams interviews boxer Zach “The Shark Attack” Calmus and his Coach Alex Sepulveda of Private Jewels Fitness. Zach, a local resident and a nationally ranked boxer, talks about how he first learned about boxing and his journey to get where he is today. Coach Alex talks about working with Zack as well as his gym, Private Jewels Fitenss, and working with, as he says, "diamonds in the rough". Tune in to learn more about this dynamnic duo and their motivational journeys!
Gordo chats with Tom Cox about sailing adventures, photography and the arts. 1-3-18 RT 33:41
Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, and Sara Young, 2017 President of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, introduce Pat Slade, Editor of the Manchester Cricket & Incoming President of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce for 2018! As well as wrap up the 2017 year of sucessful events and promotions, and look ahead to what's coming up in 2018! Don't miss the Cape Ann Chamber Annual Meeting & Cape Ann Divas Concert on January 27th at the Shalin Liu in Rockport!
Host Paul Jermain and Captain Claude Beaudet talk about smart devices applications for boaters. In this episode they discuss the Coast Guard App and how to use it. RT: 05:22
Host Paul Jermain and Captain Claude Beaudet talk about smart devices applications for boaters. In this episode they discuss navigation apps and how to use them. RT 05:09
Host Paul Jermain and Captain Claude Beaudet talk about smart devices applications for boaters. In this episode they discuss weather apps and how to use them. RT 04:52
Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, and Sara Young, 2017 President of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, introduce Pat Slade, Editor of the Manchester Cricket & Incoming President of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce for 2018! As well as wrap up the 2017 year of sucessful events and promotions, and look ahead to what's coming up in 2018! Don't miss the Cape Ann Chamber Annual Meeting & Cape Ann Divas Concert on January 27th at the Shalin Liu in Rockport!
Gordo interviews Jim Watson, and they chat about sailing and Jim's involvement with teaching the hearing impaired. 12/20/17 RT 33:44
One simple decision can change everything! Your amazing days are ahead! A New Year to remember....2018 12-8-17 RT 34:07
Gordo interviews David 'Doc' Vincent about photography, music and the 128 extension light. 12-5-17 RT 32:37
Phil chats with the Gloucester Times Sports guy Nick Curcuru about High School football.
Gordo interviews Greg Bover about working at CB Fisk building organs and the many boards he has served on. 10-12-17 RT 30:45
LIVE Election Coverage of the 2017 city wide races - from Gloucester City Hall, November 7 RT 1:04:20
Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber, Sara Young, President of the Cape Ann Chamber, and Kerry McKenna, Events Director of the Cape Ann Chamber recap all the October events including Cape Ann Plein Air, Essex ClamFest, and the Businesswomen's Luncheon. They also look ahead to the upcoming Holiday Season! Starting soon! Tune in to get all the details!
Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber, Sara Young, President of the Cape Ann Chamber, and Kerry McKenna, Events Director of the Cape Ann Chamber recap all the October events including Cape Ann Plein Air, Essex ClamFest, and the Businesswomen's Luncheon. They also look ahead to the upcoming Holiday Season! Starting soon! Tune in to get all the details!
Erich Archer interviews Dana Healy, Executive Director of Danvers Community Access Television about Community Media.
Host Stephen Voltz chats with Jim Dowd about the advertising business 10/2/17 RT 1:01:36
Ken Riehl, CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, talks with Cape Ann Plein Air Steering Committee Members: Marcia Hubbard, Chuck Hayback, Karen Ristuben, and James Cavisdon about Cape Ann Plein Air 2017. Cape Ann has beautiful scenery and has a rich arts history that draws in world class artists to this unique event. Tune in to hear more! Or go to www.capeannpleinair.com for more information. 10/05/2017 RT: 28:10
Gordo chats with JoeAnn Hart about her recent writings, community activism and the animals that live on her farm. 9/21/17 RT 28:28
Phil and Nick Curcuru of the Gloucester Times discuss the first two games of Gloucester Football as well as Manchester Football and other happenings around the league. 9/20/17 RT 45:18
Gordo interviews Rick "Hooglio Bastistos" Gadbois about how the skits on the Chicken Shack show came about...... and they reprise some of them for your listening pleasure !
Molto Divertente !!!! 9-15-17 RT 30:11
Host Ken Riehl chats with guests Sara Young and Daisy Nell about the upcoming Schooner Festival 2017. 8-31-17 RT 25:33
Host Ken Riehl chats with guests Sara Young and Daisy Nell about the upcoming Schooner Festival 2017. 8-31-17 RT 25:33
Host Maureen Aylward interviews Jackie Ganim-DeFalco and Martha Sutyak about the upcoming Wearable Art events. 8-28-17 RT 32:33
Phil talks GHS & MERHS Football 2017-18 with Gloucester Times Sports Editor Nick Curcuru. 8-25-17 RT 33:05
Gordo interviews pianist/accordionist John Hyde about his long career as a musician, special performances and current happenings. 8-24-17 RT 29:53
Gordo interviews Jim Capillo, Studio Manager at Cape Ann TV about growing up in Gloucester, getting started in the production business, his father-in-law Joe Mondello and the evolution of Cape Ann TV. 8-16-17 RT 35:00
Host Ken Riehl interviews the Chamber's Kerry McKenna and Sara Young about this summer's happenings and events on Cape Ann. 8/9/17 RT 21:05
Marcia interviews Dr. Cynthia Bjorlie about the Adult Foster Care of the North Shore program. 8-8-17 RT 20:09
Addie Pates (Zelda) chats with TS Burnham (Coconut Grove Girl, Dance Captain) and Andrew Murdock (Cosmo) about the show, their funniest/worst moments on stage and how they got their start in the theater. 7/27/17 RT 47:16
Gordo chats with Shep Abbott about his early days of filmmaking for ABC Sports 'American Sportsman', his service in the Vietnam War, Artspace, the future of Gloucester and much more ! 7/19/17 RT 35:46
Gordo celebrates his birthday with renowned artist Jeff Weaver and they talk about Jeff's formative years in painting right up to his present day motivation in painting local scenes. 7/12/17 RT 27:47
Marcia Perkins talks with Angela Sanfilippo, President of the Fishermen's Wives Association, about the Gloucester Fishing Community, catch shares, and two upcoming events: The Northeast Seafood Coalition Annual Fundraiser on July 27; and "Sea to Supper" on August 24 which will honor Angela Sanfilippo who has been a tireless advocate for the fishing community for over 40 years. Proceeds benefit the Fishing Partnership Support Services. 7/11/17 RT 48:07
Feel the Fear - and Do It Anyway !!! Clarity, energy, diet and feeling great ! 7/7/17 RT 29:03
Gordo interviews the one and only "General", Scott Duffany! They spend 30 raucous minutes talking about wrestling, growing up in Gloucester, Joe Mondello the Cobbler and being a police officer. Don't miss this one ! It's a classic !!! RT 26:31 7-5-17
Host Ken Riehl chats with Kerry McKenna and Karen Ristuben about Cape Ann Plein Air, the Chamber and Upcoming events on Cape Ann. 6/27/17 RT 34:29
Gordo interviews Linda Amero and they chat about growing up, traveling in Europe, the Amero family, singing and the future of Gloucester. 6-29-17 RT 28:51
Host Ken Riehl chats with Kerry McKenna and Karen Ristuben about Cape Ann Plein Air, the Chamber and Upcoming events on Cape Ann. 6/27/17 RT 34:29
Gordo chats with Cindy Scott Amero about growing up in England, working at Musician Magazine, life in the '60's and living on Cape Ann. 6/22/17 RT 30:15
Gordo chats with Ken Riaf about playwrights, fishing out of Gloucester and Simon Geller from WVCA. 6/21/17 RT 19:19
Peter discusses the Tall Ships, Laughter and 5 Simple Steps to Diet and Fitness 6/16/17 RT37:47
Love Cape Ann's inaugural video podcast! Maureen Aylward interviews Ken Riehl, the CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber and Sara Young, President of the Chamber BOD. They discuss the new Love Cape Ann website (www.lovecapeann.com), summer events, the summer MBTA shutdown and more ! 5/17/17 RT 27:00
Stepping Up and Stepping Out with Peter Stone - Peter interviews Sanghi, a resident of Rockport, and they chat about Life, Motivation and Inspiration. 5/30/17 RT 36:00
Gordo interviews Peter Anastas and they chat about the old times in Gloucester and what Peter is up to nowadays. 5/24/17 RT 26:17
Love Cape Ann's inaugural podcast! Maureen Aylward interviews Ken Riehl, the CEO of the Cape Ann Chamber and Sara Young, President of the Chamber BOD. They discuss the new Love Cape Ann website (www.lovecapeann.com), summer events, the summer MBTA shutdown and more ! 5/17/17 RT 27:00
Stepping Up and Stepping Out #10 with Peter Stone ~ Diet, Part II and Simple, Easy Fitness 5/2/17 RT 27:01
Stepping Up and Stepping Out #9 with Peter Stone ~ The Questions We Ask Ourselves 5/2/17 RT 32:16
Gordo interviews Mary John Boylan, and they chat about the Gloucester Stage Company and affordable housing on Cape Ann. 4/28/17 RT 28:00
Gordo chats with Charlie Olson about growing up on the Fort, sailing, the wives and the proposed new school in East Gloucester. 4/26/17 RT 27:26
Gordo interviews Joe Mustone about the waterfront and a myriad of other subjects.... 3/29/17 RT 27:47
Stepping up and out in 2017 with Peter Stone #8 - What strengths do YOU have? 3/28/17 RT 29:10
Gordo interviews Hilary Frye about the old days at Brown's Yacht Yard and the GHS sailing program. 3/22/17 RT 28:25
Stepping up and out in 2017 with Peter Stone #7 - Starting YOUR Day… Well! 3/8/17 RT 34:54
Stepping up and out in 2017 with Peter Stone #6 - Replace, Renew, Recharge... Rejoice! 3/8/17 RT 30:04
Gordo interviews Erich Archer, Executive Director of Cape Ann TV about all things CATV ! 2/3/17 RT 26:02
Gordo interviews renowned actor David Coffee, who is currently playing Ebenezer Scrooge in the North Shore Music Circus' production of "A Christmas Carol" 12/14/16 RT 40:51
Gordo interviews Maureen Aylward, host of Cape Ann Report, about the old days at Musician Magazine and more ! 12/9/16 RT 37:57
Host Paul Jermain chats with Claude Beaudet of Frayed Knot Sailing Charters about Chartering - Part 3 12/5/16 RT 9:06
Host Paul Jermain chats with Claude Beaudet of Frayed Knot Sailing Charters about Chartering - Part 2 12/5/16 RT 6:39
Host Paul Jermain chats with Claude Beaudet of Frayed Knot Sailing Charters about Chartering - Part 1 12/5/16 RT 9:04
Insider information about the novel, "Saigon's Deadly Game" with author Marjohn Love. Part V. 12/1/16 RT 13:13
NOAA - Jennifer Goebel chats with Ryan Silva, Co-op Research Liaison of the Gloucester office.
Insider information about the novel, "Saigon's Deadly Game" with author Marjohn Love. Part IV. 10/30/16 RT 16:53
Phil interviews Nick Curcuru, Sports Editor for the Gloucester Times about the Gloucester High Varsity football team. 9/28/16 RT 31:29
Gordo interviews Robert Walsh, Artistic Director of the Gloucester Stage Company. 9/28/16 RT 26:02
Insider information about the novel "Saigon's Deadly Game" with author Marjohn Love. Part III 9-22-16 RT 19:41
Gordo interviews Kathy Archer, co-founder of the Rocky Neck Cultural Center 9-21-16 RT 27:47
Insider information about the novel "Saigon's Deadly Game" with author Marjohn Love. Part II 9/15/16 RT 17:10
Gordon interviews James Caviston about the history of the Charter School in Gloucester. 9/14/16 RT 37:25
Insider information about the novel "Saigon's Deadly Game" with author Marjohn Love. 9/12/16 RT 17:49
Jennifer Goebel and Ryan Silva discuss Co-operative Research, current events and happenings at NOAA - 9/8/16 RT 19:15
Gordo interviews Jay McLauchlan, local woodworker and sculptor about the old days at the Beacon Marine Basin and sailing stories ! 8-25-16 RT 26:42
Gordon interviews Fran Aliberte, record executive for Warner Brothers during the glory years of rock 'n roll ! 8-17-16 RT 35:09
Phil talks Gloucester High Football, Basketball and Hockey with Gloucester Times' Sports Editor, Nick Curcuru 8-15-16 RT 1:07
Gordon interviews Charles Nazarian about the Meetinghouse Concert Series 8/10/16 RT 29:09
Phil's Sports Talk #1 - Phil Nicastro talks Gloucester High Football with Dean Salah of George's Coffee Shop 8-8-16 RT 26:32
Karen Ristuben of the Rocky Neck Art Colony interviews Artists David and Judith Curtis about the upcoming Cape Ann Plein Air Festival. July 20, 2016 RT 28:08
Gloucester Times Editor Dave Olsen interviews Sara Young of the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce about Cape Ann happenings. RT 24:00
Gordo interviews Paul Sacksman, co-worker at Musician Magazine. August 4, 2016 RT 54:21
Gordon Baird Podcast interviewing Patty Amaral, "The Litter Lady" ~ July 27, 2016 RT 24:06