Trade wars, robot wars, and Blackbeard with broadband. Canadian tariffs come for Alaska, delayed federal ferry money finally docks, and AI agents discover cooperation—and even self-sacrifice. John and Rachel also ask whether cyberwar will revive an old constitutional idea: privateering.

Ward 2 councillor Frazier Fathers and Ward 9 councillor Kieran McKenzie join the Rose City Politics panel for a discussion of politics, policy, and the health benefits of door-to-door canvassing.

We're in the thick of back to school season and Labor Day is approaching, so we're connecting with our partners at the CT Dept. of Transportation to review some important safety reminders, and let you in on their upcoming Drive Sober Campaign. We'll also cover a number of other projects our state DOT is heading up. Then we'll bring in a couple of representatives from Bridges Healthcare, a regional mental health authority for Milford, Orange, West Haven, Stratford and greater New Haven. We'll

Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guest, Dean Williams, who has been deeply involved in corrections in Alaska and Colorado and is now a consultant for the corrections industry. Dean Williams led the Colorado Department of Corrections for approximately four years until he became a consultant in 2023. Prior to joining the Colorado DOC, he […]

Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guest, Commander Luke Szipszky with the Palmer Police Department

Mike Chmielewski and Scott Blair from My Favorite Realty have their monthly talk about the local real estate market and current trends. Scott Blair Image Credits: My Favorite Realty

Palmer Mayor Jim Cooper discusses the recent city council meeting for August 25th. 2026, on this week’s Mayor’s Minutes with host Mike Chmielewski. Palmer’s Mayor Jim Cooper image Credit: City of Palmer

Join host Emily Forstner and her guests, The Chickaloonies. Listen in and discover what a Chickaloonie is and what this very talented duo is doing. Also introducing “Radar the Radio Dog” and his sidekick “Cabby“ Founded in 2010 by lifelong collaborators Dimi Macheras (Ahtna Athabascan) and Casey Silver, Chickaloonies lives at the intersection of ancient […]

The Alaska Grown logo began as a sketch with a No. 2 pencil about 30 years ago. Doug Warner drew it at his desk in a small back office at the Alaska Division of Agriculture. The logo is now on sweatshirts at farm stands and on grocery store shelves all over Alaska. Warner started with […]

Annie Brulatour from Salem Church and Anne Lorraine from Porter join us to talk about getting ready for the new school year and the many resources available to students and educators. We discuss the benefits of getting a library card, accessing digital media and language resources, and finding support for both teachers and homeschool families through Classroom Carryout.  librarypoint.org

Last day of early voting. Last Friends Fridays concert. First baseball at Gillette Stadium.

Danielle Rose with Fredericksburg Tourism and Courtney Mersiowsky with Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation and Events preview the first-ever Duck Derby and Quaktoberfest, happening October 17th. And if you’re already thinking about the Christmas Parade, now’s the time to register—applications are due by October 23rd, or sooner if space fills up. Find more information at fxbg.com or fxbgparks.com.

Maureen Geary and Rhiannon Gorham of the Quincy Planning Department explain the city's new Legacy Business Program, aimed at recognizing local businesses that have been open for 25 years or longer.

Maureen Geary and Rhiannon Gorham of the Quincy Planning Department explain the city's new Legacy Business Program, aimed at recognizing local businesses that have been open for 25 years or longer.

The Fair reopens today after its break on Tuesday and Wednesday. One week of the Fair down, and two to go. The Cake concert at the Fair tonight is sold out, as is the Modest Mouse concert tomorrow. There are a few tickets available for Nate Smith on Saturday. He has several platinum songs under […]

2 Quincy paving projects. Quincy beaches safe for swimming. Quincy retailer sues over kratom ban.