Cape Culture & Cape Conversations: Recent Episodes
Melinda Gallant
Cape Culture is a look at the customs, artistic and social institutions around Cape Cod. Focusing on the achievements of its current residents living on and those who have left the Cape. Cape Conversations focuses on the people and places that make Cape Cod interesting.
Tim Miller is a Cape-based member of the Boston Society of Film Critics. He also teaches film at Cape Cod Community College in Barnstable.
Melinda Gallant discusses what's happening at the Glasstown Cultural District with her guest Jeanne Prendergast.
Melinda Gallant talks with Wendy Northcross about upcoming exhibits at the JFK Museum in Hyannis
For over a quarter-century, Dick Golden's WQRC evening show Nightlights was a staple of Cape Cod and Southern Massachusetts life, its seamless mingling of Jazz and the Great American Songbook heard in countless restaurants, taverns, cars, and homes. Golden’s in-between song chats were always fascinatingly informative, like an enthusiastic friend sharing his bliss. Artists of the caliber of Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, and Rosemary Clooney were on record in considering Nightlights one of the America’s finest radio shows. In this podcast, Melinda Gallant talks with Dick about his career and ongoing love of jazz.
Melinda Gallant discusses the mission of The Sandwich Arts Alliance (SAA) is an artist-driven nonprofit organization that promotes the arts and the artist with Board President Kathy Aubin.