Audiobooks are the fastest growing segment in book publishing yet we know little about the actors who perform them. Narrator of the Year Tavia Gilbert, the voice behind over 650 audiobooks, reveals all the tricks of the trade…even how you can get into it.
Read MoreConsider the cruel irony of being ordered to shelter at home when you don’t know if you’ll have a home. Housing advocate Alisa Magnotta reveals the impossible dilemma faced by thousands of working, middle income Cape Cod families and how the Housing Assistance Corporation is geared up to help .
Read MoreNicholas Delbanco, eminent professor of writing and himself the author of 30 books, talks about the craft of creative writing. But can it actually be taught? Are MFA programs worthwhile? Why does he invite students to imitate the works of great writers and what distinguishes that from plagiarism?
Read MoreIn its crusade to overturn Roe v. Wade, the right-to-lifers say they’re protecting women from the harmful effects of abortion. But the groundbreaking Turnaway Study proves that women who received abortions were better off by almost every measure than women who were refused one.
Read MoreDonald Trump learned everything he knew about “winning at any cost” from his mentor Roy Cohn who was in turn the protege of Senator Joe McCarthy. In his new book, bestselling author Larry Tye talks about the long shameful shadow cast by the most destructive bully in American history.
Read MoreFrom the condescending attitudes of younger people to the indifference of doctors; from how human societies dispose of dead bodies to dealing with the deaths of our beloved animal companions; we’re taking a deep dive today into that part of life from which early death is the only escape.
Read MoreThey account for 33% of the Cape’s population and pay 85% of the real estate taxes but people who own second homes in Massachusetts towns are not allowed to vote and or have a real voice in municipal affairs. The president of the Provincetown Part Time Resident Taxpayers Association tells us why Cape towns lose out by shutting them out.
Read More“It’s a lot easier to shut down an economy than to re-open it,” said State Rep. Sarah Peake. Here she talks about her hopes and fears for Cape Cod’s very different summer season.
Read MoreAir BNB is seeing a surge in bookings as customers resume travel after months of the coronavirus lockdown. But Cape Cod activists tell us how large unregulated groups of vacationers are destroying their neighborhoods and what they’re doing to fight back.
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