Am I alone here, where’s my car? Concrete pathways stretch out far. Mothers with their secrets cry… Driveways and houses and fading light.
There’s trouble brewing on South and Main… I trim my beard and I can’t complain. Billy knows it’s as close as he’ll get… Earth is our host, so watch your step.
And here comes Billy. Here comes the man. He’s waving. Yes, he’s waving. He’s struttin’ down South and Main. Here comes Billy. Here comes the man. Here comes Billy. Here comes the man.
A suburban dream, a façade serene, I wish I’d known when I was still fifteen. Her footsteps echo in my mind, Death informs us all the time.
This almost keeps me up at night. So I guess I better wash my sins, Back in Texas is where I’ll be. My wheels are hot, I’m sensing victory.
Back in the day… I’m talking 19 and 75, a great event took place. It came to be known as… The Great Southern Wash-out. Churches were filled to capacity. People tryna get into heaven. They couldn’t wait.
Jeff Horan, a newly retired U.S. Forest Ecologist, takes center stage in this thought-provoking episode of “And Now.” Our engaging discussion revolves around the invaluable essence of water, shedding light on its status as a precious commodity and delving into our intricate relationship with its use and management.
Cynthia graciously joins Ed and Denis at the International Volleyball Hall of Fame in Holyoke, Mass. Denis tries to make a connection between organized sports and artmaking. The talk also touches on the challenges faced by artists when it comes to exhibiting their work.
Carlos Peña joins us in the Grand Ballroom of Holyoke City Hall to discuss power & influence in Holyoke and to tell us about how he is working to make a difference in the lives of young people in the community through art and education.
In this episode of “And Now”, Ed and Denis chat with the incomparable Len Berkman. Len is the “Anne Hesseltine Hoyt Professor of Theatre” at Smith College. Having taught playwriting, theater history and the dramatic literature of various nations and cultures since 1969, Len Berkman has received Distinguished Teacher (1992), Sherrerd Prize (2011) and Charis Medal awards. In addition to theatre, the trio also talk extensively about film and television.
Joshua A. Garcia is a practicing Public Administrator with a focus on community development, public management, and good governance. Josh is also the Mayor of his hometown of Holyoke, Massachusetts. He was previously Administrator at the Town of Blandford. Mr. Garcia is dedicated to improving the qualify-of-life for all residents. Ed and Denis speak with the Mayor about “The art of being Mayor”.