In this segment we interview Amy Aldrich, Senior Director of Patron Services at Tanglewood & the BSO. Join us for the inside scoop on what's happening this summer at Tanglewood and beyond. There is something for everyone, from classical concerts to film nights to popular artists, including John Legend, Jon Batiste to Nas and more. Of course, James Taylor is July 4th. 

Capt. Russ commemorates and honors Coast Guard legend and friend, Master Chief John "Jack" Downey, a native Rhode Islander, in his book scheduled for publication in July. He notes that his friend was credited with saving more than 700 lives during his forty-two year career in the Coast Guard. 

We talk with  Russ about background as a leader with FEMA in this area,  Kass's initial connection with Russ on several projects., and he shares his perspective about the current status of FEMA.

In this segment, Steve Kass interviews Greg D. Tranter about New England's first NFL team. Greg is a prominent sports historian and talks about the early NFL franchise. In 1928, the Providence Steam Roller football team won the equivalent of the Superbowl.  He offers details of who started the franchise, names the players, describes every detail of their championship season,  and lots more.

Join us as we discuss the health care system in general, and the status of primary health care in Rhode Island.  After a bit of nostalgia remembering doctors making house calls, Dr. Michael Fine shares his research and practical insights on how health care could actually be better and more cost efficient.

Join us as we discuss Mark's latest book on the Israel-Hamas war an his recent journey. His balanced perspective and personal anecdotes from families and friends on both sides is compelling. We also talk about a wide range of other articles and topics of interest, especially those that are uniquely RI.