Podcasts: Sunday Journal
Sunday Journal is Cape Cod Broadcasting’s award-winning news and public affairs program. Since 1979, Sunday Journal has provided a forum for issues that are important to Cape Codders.
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- Pendleton Disaster – Sunday Journal 05/19/2013
- Coast Guard Boatswain’s Mate Erik Watson recounts one of the most daring Coast Guard rescue in U.S. history: the rescue of the crew of the Pendleton tanker in 1952.
- Cancer Survivors Day – Sunday Journal 05/19/2013
- Jeff Gaudet, Survivorship Program Manager for Cape Cod Healthcare, and Katherine Finnegan, a cancer survivor from Cataumet, discuss advances made in treatment and patient care.
- Craft Beer Week – Sunday Journal 05/19/2013
- Cape Cod Beer founders Todd and Beth Marcus wrap up American Craft Beer Week with a talk about the world of microbrewing and what’s on tap for Cape Cod Beer.
- School Choice Impact – Sunday Journal 05/12/2013
- Cape school districts are struggling with costs of sending kids to school in other towns. Barnstable Superintendent Mary Czajkowski tells us more.
- Bay State Bike Week – Sunday Journal 05/12/2013
- Rob Miceli, chair of the Cape chapter of Mass Bike, talks about bicycling for fun, for the commute and for Bay State Bike Week.
- Nantucket Foggy Facts – Sunday Journal 05/12/2013
- The Nantucket Historical Association’s Ben Simons, Robyn and John Davis Chief Curator, and Sarah Parks, Associate Curator, discuss “Nantucket Legends: Foggy Facts and Fictions” at the Nantucket Whaling Museum.
- Lyme Awareness Month: May – Sunday Journal 05/05/2013
- Barnstable County entomologist Larry Dapsis talks about deer ticks and the dangers they pose to humans.
- Cape Abilities – Sunday Journal 05/05/2013
- The Director of Community Development for Cape Abilities and the group’s president Larry Thayer discuss the group’s history, mission, and upcoming programs.
- Road to Sochi – Sunday Journal 05/05/2013
- Olympic hopeful and Marstons Mills resident Mike Trapp talks about his goal of representing the U.S. on the Olympic Snowboarding Team in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
- Cape SWAT in Watertown – Sunday Journal 04/28/2013
- Barnstable police officers Michael Damry and Jonathan Pass were among the thousands who combed the streets of Watertown on April 19th for the suspected Marathon bomber. We’ll hear their stories firsthand.
- Cape Physician Shortage – Sunday Journal 04/28/2013
- Keith Ritchie, director of physician recruitment at Cape Cod Healthcare, and Duffy Health Center CEO Heidi Nelson and Medical Director Roanne Osborne-Gaskin discuss the Cape’s shortage of primary care physicians.
- Falmouth Prevention Partnership – Sunday Journal 04/28/2013
- Patty Mitrokostas and Dr. Michael Bihari of the Falmouth Prevention Partnership join us to talk more about their efforts to reduce drug abuse in their town and beyond.
- Fresh Air Fund – Sunday Journal 04/21/2013
- The Fresh Air Fund gives hundreds of inner-city kids a chance for a Cape summer each year. We talk to local hosts Robert and Martha Waldo to learn more.
- Boys and Girls Club – Sunday Journal 04/21/2013
- Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod Executive Director Ruth Provost, joins Paul Bober Vice-President of the Board of Directors, and Keystone Club President Shay Anne Jackson discuss volunteering.
- Cape Cod Volunteers – Sunday Journal 04/21/2013
- Lisa McNeill, president of Cape Cod Volunteers, and Sharon Howard, volunteer consultant, talk about how their non-profit matches organizations with Cape Codders who want to give back.
- Plan 208: Wastewater – Sunday Journal 04/14/2013
- Cape Cod Commission Executive Director Paul Niedzwiecki explains how officials are using a state grant to develop a watershed-by-watershed plan to deal with wastewater.
- Cottontail Habitat Restoration – Sunday Journal 04/14/2013
- We learn more about a prescribed burning project to save the New England cottontail in the Mashpee Pine Barrens, from coordinators Drew McManus and David Scarpitti.
- Gazetteer of Dennis – Sunday Journal 04/14/2013
- Phyllis Robbins Horton and Burt Derick of the Dennis Historical Society discuss how many of the locales in Dennis were named.
- Cape Cod Makers – Sunday Journal 04/07/2013
- Cape Cod Makers co-founders Jerry Thiboutot and Mary and Jim Sullivan talk about the do-it-yourself philosophy of their new organization.
- Seal Symposium – Sunday Journal 04/07/2013
- Biologist Greg Early talks about the state of seal research, and Biologist Greg Skomal talks about his research on sharks as part of the first-ever Outer Cape Seal Symposium in Chatham.
- Portraits of Sandwich – Sunday Journal 04/07/2013
- Katharine Campbell, director of the Sandwich Glass Museum, discusses their latest exhibit featuring portraits and artifacts of former Sandwich residents.
- 2012 Red Cross Heroes – Sunday Journal 03/31/2013
- Cape and Islands Red Cross Executive Director Hilary Greene talks about the 2012 class of Red Cross heroes and the history of the award.
- Red Cross Hero: Frank O’Laughlin – Sunday Journal 03/31/2013
- Frank joins us to talk about his work with the Barnstable County Regional Emergency Planning Committee and his passion for amateur radio.
- Red Cross Hero: Janake Christensen – Sunday Journal 03/31/2013
- We talk with Janake by phone about how she saved a drowning swimmer while on duty as a lifeguard at Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro.
- Red Cross Hero: Tim Willmott – Sunday Journal 03/31/2013
- Tim tells us what it is like to be on the other side: two of his family members were the first to respond when he suffered cardiac arrest and saved his life.
- Red Cross Hero: Eileen Redfield – Sunday Journal 03/31/2013
- When her brother fell ill and needed a new kidney, Eileen did not hesitate to offer one of her own, helping him recover.
- Red Cross Hero: Ron Winner – Sunday Journal 03/31/2013
- Ron took community service to heart when he started volunteering at Cape Cod Child Development. We hear about his work with numerous Cape organizations.
- Lyme Commission Report – Sunday Journal 03/24/2013
- The Lyme Commission spent months exploring the issues and solutions related to Lyme disease. Commission members Dr. Sam Donta of Falmouth and Brenda Boleyn, a retired biology professor, discuss the report.
- LGBT Aging – Sunday Journal 03/24/2013
- Bob Isadore, chair of the Board of Directors for the Yarmouth Council on Aging, and Erica Webster, Founder of the Foundation for International Justice, discuss aging in the LGBT community.
- Sandwich Youth Survey – Sunday Journal 03/24/2013
- Linell Grundman and Trudy Avery of the Sandwich Substance Abuse Prevention Task Force talk about the implications of a recent survey of teen behaviors in the town.
- Sequestration: Town Budget Cuts – Sunday Journal 03/17/2013
- Barnstable Finance Director Mark Milne talks about sequestration and the changed reality the town is facing for school, police and other budgets next year.
- Sequestration: Personal Taxes – Sunday Journal 03/17/2013
- Local financial advisor Jeff Cutter explains tax code changes for Cape Codders as a result of the fiscal cliff.
- Sequestration: Elder Care – Sunday Journal 03/17/2013
- Leslie Scheer, executive director of Elder Care of the Cape & Islands, talks about how they’re struggling to protect Meals on Wheels from sequestration’s effects.
- Sequestration: National Seashore – Sunday Journal 03/17/2013
- Cape Cod National Seashore Superintendent George Price talks about how nearly $400,000 of cuts in this year’s budget will affect one of the country’s most popular national parks.
- Salt Marsh Equilibrium – Sunday Journal 03/10/2013
- Brown University researcher Tyler Coverdale talks about ditches dug in the Great Depression may be encouraging purple crab proliferation and contributing to erosion.
- Green Arts Festival – Sunday Journal 03/10/2013
- We’ll talk with Dorothy Palanza, organizer of “Appearances 2013: the Provincetown Green Arts Festival” about the upcoming festival and the history of the three-year event.
- Sandwich Beach Erosion – Sunday Journal 03/10/2013
- State Representative Randy Hunt and Darrell Davis, of Trustees of Sandwich Beaches, discuss whether the jetty at the east-end of the Cape Cod Canal is causing beach erosion.
- St Patrick’s Parade – Sunday Journal 03/03/2013
- Former Boston Bruins Center and Cape Cod Saint Patrick’s Parade Grand Marshal Derek Sanderson and Parade Co-Chair John Fallon discuss the upcoming parade.
- Shipwreck Discovered – Sunday Journal 03/03/2013
- Rulon Wilcox and Brian Bragington-Smith, of the Lewis Bay Research Center, talk about wood they discovered on the beach; wood they believe is from a British warship from 1812.
- Dolphin Tagging – Sunday Journal 03/03/2013
- Brian Sharp, Stranding Coordinator for the International Fund for Animal Welfare, discusses the group’s project tagging and tracking stranded dolphins.
- Coyotes Study Results – Sunday Journal 02/24/2013
- We hear the results of a wildlife study focusing on coyotes on the Cape and how to deal with them.
- Birds and Dinosaurs – Sunday Journal 02/24/2013
- Dr. John Kricher joins us to discuss the latest theories on how the feathered friends we call birds may have their roots in the dinosaurs that once roamed the Earth.
- Amazingly Awesome Recyclers – Sunday Journal 02/24/2013
- We talk with a team of fifth graders from Barnstable United Elementary School about their Destination Imagination project to promote recycling in their community.
- Reverse Freedom Riders – Sunday Journal 02/17/2013
- Dr. Ken Warren, former chair of the Barnstable Council of Churches, talks about his involvement in helping people who came to be known as the Reverse Freedom Riders.
- Travelling Red Chair – Sunday Journal 02/17/2013
- Beth Colt, innkeeper of the Woods Hole Inn, joins us to talk about the red chair, which has traveled to inns all around New England, and its latest project: a photo guidebook.
- Women’s Avenue for Voicing Empowerment – Sunday Journal 02/17/2013
- Non-profit founder Paige Riley talks about her organization, The Women’s Avenue for Voicing Empowerment and her vision for bringing women together on Cape Cod.
- Winter Weather Tour – Sunday Journal 02/10/2013
- We pay a visit to the Barnstable’s Department of Public Works for a first-hand look at how the town handles winter weather with sand and salt.
- Chemicals of Emerging Concern – Sunday Journal 02/10/2013
- Chemicals are getting into our water. Barnstable County Health and Environment Department Director George Heufelder talks about how Cape Cod can be a leader in understanding chemicals of emerging concern.
- Start-Up Weekend – Sunday Journal 02/10/2013
- We learn about the Cape’s inaugural edition of Start-Up Weekend with the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce’s entrepreneur-in-residence, Peter Karlson an entrepreneurship intensive coming this March.
- Wastewater Report – Sunday Journal 02/03/2013
- Ed DeWitt, Executive Director of the Association to Preserve Cape Cod, talks with us about the Draft Consensus Statement from the Cape Cod Environmental Summit.
- Mentors in Violence Prevention – Sunday Journal 02/03/2013
- Barnstable High School students Annie Giannetti and Emma Gauthier and Independence House Prevention, Education and Outreach Coordinator Lauren Titus talk about how the program empowers students to stop violence and bullying.
- Blind Race Car Driver – Sunday Journal 02/03/2013
- We talk to Jay Blake of the Marstons Mills nonprofit ‘Follow A Dream’ about his hopes to set a record as the world’s fastest blind race car driver.
- Medical Marijuana – Sunday Journal 01/27/2013
- Town officials take part in a conversation about the ways towns are grappling with the implementation, regulation and control of newly legalized medical marijuana on Cape Cod.
- Cape Cod Curlers – Sunday Journal 01/27/2013
- Dave Palmer of Mashpee and Meghan Lino of Falmouth join with local coach Tony Colacchio of Cape Cod Curling discuss their upcoming trip to represent Team USA at World Championship of Wheelchair Curling in Russia.
- Cape Cod Volunteers – Sunday Journal 01/27/2013
- Lisa McNeill, president of Cape Cod Volunteers, and Sharon Howard, volunteer consultant talk about how their non-profit matches organizations with Cape Codders who want to give back.
- MLK Service Day – Sunday Journal 01/20/2013
- Christin Marshall, of Americorps Cape Cod, joins volunteer Mike Sousa and Kerry Bickford of Operation Military Kids to discuss the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
- 2013 Flu Season – Sunday Journal 01/20/2013
- Mary Devlin, Public Health and Wellness Manager for the Visiting Nurses Association of Cape Cod, talks about the 2013 flu season and why it hit some cities and towns so hard.
- Cape Cod Tech Restaurant – Sunday Journal 01/20/2013
- Cape Cod Regional Technical High School culinary arts students Jackie Murphy and Austin Dyal, and their teacher Paul Smith, talk about the school’s own full-service restaurant, the Hidden Cove.
- Cape Innovation Incubator – Sunday Journal 01/13/2013
- Peter Karlson, entrepreneur-in-residence at the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, talks about their innovation incubator, which helps local entrepreneurs get their start-ups off the ground.
- Arts Foundation of Cape Cod – Sunday Journal 01/13/2013
- Executive Director Kevin Howard provides a preview of everything the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod is offering in 2013.
- Board Games Return – Sunday Journal 01/13/2013
- Matthew Donle of Wicked Fun Games talks about the recent resurgence of popularity in board games and the benefits they have for kids and society as a whole.
- Mashpee School Safety – Sunday Journal 01/06/2013
- Mashpee School Superintendent Ann Bradshaw, Mashpee Police Chief Rodney Collins, and gun violence expert Dr. Matthew Masiello discuss the district’s plans to keep students safe.
- Fences Fight Erosion – Sunday Journal 01/06/2013
- Outer Cape environmentalist Gordon Peabody explains a cheap and simple fencing innovation that could change the way the Cape fights beach loss.
- SSV Oliver Hazard Perry – Sunday Journal 01/06/2013
- Cape resident and tall ship Captain Richard Bailey talks about construction of the tall ship Oliver Hazard Perry in Rhode Island.
- Provincetown Fitness Challenge – Sunday Journal 12/30/2012
- Personal Trainer Denise Gaylord, and participants Jennifer Cabral and Ian Leahy talk about this year’s 12-week community challenge to get fit.
- Hunt for Hopper – Sunday Journal 12/30/2012
- Brewster resident Girard Smith talks about his search for what may have inspired Edward Hopper’s painting ‘October on Cape Cod’ and about his Truro childhood near the Hopper family.
- Hyannis Transit Changes – Sunday Journal 12/30/2012
- Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority Administrator Tom Cahir discusses plans to develop the area round the Hyannis Transportation Center.
- Therapy Dogs Christmas – Sunday Journal 12/23/2012
- Gina Hayes of Cape Cod Therapy Dogs joins us to talk about her program and their doggie ‘Christmas Story’ pageant at Cape Cod Museum of Natural History on December 29.
- King Arthur Flour – Sunday Journal 12/23/2012
- Sandwich resident and King Arthur Flour recipe-writer P.J. Hamel talks about the ingredients for successful holiday baking.
- Snow Globes – Sunday Journal 12/23/2012
- The Sandwich Glass Museum’s Director Katharine Campbell joins us to discuss their exhibit on Snow Globes and the history of these fun holiday staples.
- Good Tidings Campaign – Sunday Journal 12/16/2012
- Amy Levine and Mark McCartin from United Way, along with Andi Genser from We Can, discuss the Good Tidings Holiday Giving Campaign.
- Homeless Memorial Night – Sunday Journal 12/16/2012
- Local advocates talk about the Cape’s homeless problem, what progress has been made and what still needs to be done, in honor of Homeless Memorial Night on Friday, Dec. 21st.
- Anti-bullying in Mashpee – Sunday Journal 12/16/2012
- Mashpee junior Melanie Sanders, sophomore Tea Moulton-Childs, and counselor John Dolen talk about their ‘chain reaction’ of kindness as part of the nation-wide ‘Rachel’s Challenge.’
- Hanukkah – Sunday Journal 12/09/2012
- Rabbi David Freelund of the Cape Cod Synagogue in Hyannis talks about the origins of Hanukkah and how the celebration has grown and changed over time.
- First Night Sandwich – Sunday Journal 12/09/2012
- First Night Sandwich co-founder Neila Neary and co-sponsor Paula Johnson talk about the town’s inaugural New Year’s Eve arts festival.
- New Fishing Boundaries – Sunday Journal 12/02/2012
- To protect marine habitats, the New England Fisheries Management Council is proposing changes to fishing boundaries. Tom Dempsey, Cape Commercial Hook Fishermen’s Association provides an update.
- Cape Cod’s Hungry – Sunday Journal 12/02/2012
- Mary Anderson, Executive Director of the Family Pantry of Cape Cod in Harwich, talks about how the issue of hunger is affecting Cape residents.
- Turtle Strandings – Sunday Journal 12/02/2012
- Every year dozens of turtles strand on Cape beaches. Robert Prescott of the Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary talks about why, and what to do when a turtle strands.
- Sturgis’ MIT award – Sunday Journal 11/25/2012
- Sarah Correia, Ryley Newton, and Jack Perry students from Sturgis West Charter Public School talk about their Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam Grant and animal saving invention.
- Cape Cod Village – Sunday Journal 11/25/2012
- Orleans parents Lauren and Bob Jones talk about their efforts to create a community specifically designed for adults with autism. It would be the first of its kind on Cape Cod.
- Hyannis Then & Now – Sunday Journal 11/25/2012
- Author Janet M. Daly discusses her latest book ‘Hyannis: Then & Now’ which looks at how the village changed from the 1800’s to the present day.
- Plimoth Plantation Thanksgiving – Sunday Journal 11/18/2012
- Plimoth Plantation’s Richard Pickering takes us back in history for a special Thanksgiving segment.
- Eye on the Sixties – Sunday Journal 11/18/2012
- LIFE Magazine photographer Rowland Scherman talks about his prolific career, and filmmaker Chris Szwedo about an upcoming PBS documentary on Scherman’s life and work.
- Post-Storm Birding – Sunday Journal 11/18/2012
- Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary Science Coordinator Mark Faherty talks about the unusual birds blown in by Hurricane Sandy and the post-election day Nor’easter.
- Nam Vets Association – Sunday Journal 11/11/2012
- Merrill Blum, Director of the Nam Vets Association of the Cape and Islands, discusses the challenges veterans face and the group’s efforts to rebuild their flood ravaged Grace Center in Mashpee.
- Nitrogen Hurts Salt Marshes – Sunday Journal 11/11/2012
- Linda Deegan, a scientist at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, talks about her landmark study highlighting how nitrogen erodes marshlands.
- Scott Brown – Sunday Journal 11/04/2012
- Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Scott Brown talks about his bid for re-election.
(Note: Elizabeth Warren respectfully declined request for interview.)
- Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Scott Brown talks about his bid for re-election.
- Ballot Questions 1 and 2 – Sunday Journal 11/04/2012
- Cape Cod Community College professor and political analyst Mark Forest talks about “Right to Repair” and “Death with Dignity.”
- Ballot Question 3 – Sunday Journal 11/04/2012
- We continue our discussion of the state-wide ballot questions with Cape Cod Community College professor and political analyst Mark Forest with a look at “Medical Marijuana.”
- Citizens United – Sunday Journal 11/04/2012
- We finish our discussion of the ballot questions with Cape Cod Community College professor and political analyst Mark Forest with a look at a local ballot question on “Citizens United.”
- Cemetery Art – Sunday Journal 10/28/2012
- Our cemeteries are places of respite, mourning and also art. Photographer John Thomas Grant talks about his new book ‘Final Thoughts,’ a collection of his photos capturing cemetery art.
- Therese Murray – Sunday Journal 10/28/2012
- Senate President Therese Murray joins us in studio to talk about her work representing the Plymouth and Barnstable District and her campaign for re-election.
- Tom Keyes – Sunday Journal 10/28/2012
- Republican challenger Tom Keyes talks about his campaign for the State Senate seat in the Plymouth and Barnstable District.
- Mary Pat Flynn – Sunday Journal 10/21/2012
- Incumbent Democrat Mary Pat Flynn addresses wastewater issues, county governance and more as she talks about her reelection bid as one of three Barnstable County Commissioners.
- Eric Steinhilber – Sunday Journal 10/21/2012
- For Republican challenger Eric Steinhilber the issue in this election is wastewater. He talks about that, and his campaign for election as one of three Barnstable County Commissioners.
- Sheila Lyons – Sunday Journal 10/21/2012
- Incumbent Democrat Sheila Lyons talks about her reelection bid for Barnstable County Commissioners. She addresses county governance, wastewater issues and more. Two seats are open on the three-member board.
- Congressman Bill Keating – Sunday Journal 10/14/2012
- Incumbent Democratic Congressman Bill Keating talks about his run for re-election in the newly-drawn 9th Congressional District.
- Christopher Sheldon – Sunday Journal 10/14/2012
- Republican Candidate Christopher Sheldon discusses his campaign for the newly-drawn 9th Congressional District seat.
- Nauset Community Read – Sunday Journal 10/14/2012
- Orleans Elementary School teacher Martha Jenkins and Eastham Public Librarian Fran McLaughlin talk about how the Nauset Regional School District’s community-wide read is based on the theme of giving.
- Randy Hunt – Sunday Journal 10/07/2012
- Republican incumbent candidate Randy Hunt discusses his campaign for State Representative in the 5th Barnstable District.
- Patrick Ellis – Sunday Journal 10/07/2012
- Democratic candidate Patrick Ellis discusses his campaign for State Representative in the 5th Barnstable District.
- Heroes In Transition – Sunday Journal 10/07/2012
- Heroes in Transition founders Ken and Cindy Jones tell us all about the organization’s work to help veterans as they return to civilian life and its upcoming gala.
- Family Law Project – Sunday Journal 09/30/2012
- The Family Law Project trains attorneys then pairs them with low income women in need of legal advice. We talk with Assistant District Attorney Lisa Edmonds and Attorney Carrie Woods about the program.
- Art of Recovery – Sunday Journal 09/30/2012
- Angela Shepherd and Cyndi DiNardo from Gosnold at Emerson House, and Steve Brown from the Cape Cod Justice for Youth Collaborative talk about an art exhibit by inmates and recovering addicts.
- The Lost Ports of Cape Cod – Sunday Journal 09/30/2012
- Cape Cod Maritime Museum Executive Director Janet Preston and local artist Kenneth Evans discuss the museum’s latest exhibit, “The Lost Ports of Cape Cod.”
- Sandwich Schools Changes – Sunday Journal 09/23/2012
- Superintendent Dr. Richard Canfield talks about his plan to create a STEM academy and move 7th and 8th graders to the Sandwich High School.
- Parents Supporting Parents – Sunday Journal 09/23/2012
- The founder of Parents Supporting Parents, Lisa Murphy and Linda Decker with the Aids Support Group of Cape Cod, tell us about the group and an upcoming vigil.
- Cape Verde Exhibit – Sunday Journal 09/23/2012
- Shirley Gomes of the Cape Verdean Historical Trust and Jane Martin of the Harwich Historical Society discuss an exhibit on Cape Verdean culture and its impact on Cape Cod.
- Human Rights Commission – Sunday Journal 09/16/2012
- Chair John Reed, and Coordinator Elenita Muniz talk about the Barnstable County Human Rights Commission and why it is needed on Cape Cod.
- The Lion and the Journalist – Sunday Journal 09/16/2012
- Mashpee writer Chip Bishop discusses his latest book “The Lion and the Journalist: The Unlikely Friendship of Theodore Roosevelt and Joseph Bucklin Bishop.”
- Climate Change – Sunday Journal 09/16/2012
- Jeffress Williams, scientist emeritus with the U.S. Geological Survey talks about how climate change is affecting Cape Cod.
- Emergency Preparedness Day – Sunday Journal 09/09/2012
- Barnstable County Emergency Preparedness Committee Member Amy Wallace talks about how the Cape gets ready for an emergency and a local Emergency Preparation open house for families.
- Language of Flowers – Sunday Journal 09/09/2012
- New York Times bestselling author Vanessa Diffenbaugh talks about her book The Language of Flowers and the Camellia Network, a charity she founded to help foster kids.
- Day of Giving – Sunday Journal 09/09/2012
- Lisa McNeil from Cape Cod Volunteers and Amy Levine of the Cape and Islands United Way discuss the Day of Caring as well as ways local folks can take part.
- Seaside Le Mans – Sunday Journal 09/02/2012
- DeWitt Davenport, founder of the Seaside Le Mans, Beth Patkoske, event director, and John Curley, president of Curley Direct, talk about the 12th annual race to raise money for local charities.
- War of 1812 – Sunday Journal 09/02/2012
- The War of 1812 has been called America’s second War of Independence. Local historians Dick Legrand, Duncan Oliver and Bob Leaversuch talk about Cape Cod’s role in the war.
- Earth-Sheltered Architecture – Sunday Journal 09/02/2012
- We talk with Chris Powicki of the Cape and Islands Renewable Energy Collaborative about Earth-Sheltered Architecture, making homes more energy efficient, and the latest trends in renewable energy.
- Emergency Traffic Plan – Sunday Journal 8/26/2012
- Rich LaTour and Peter Judge of the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency explain the Cape Cod Emergency Traffic Plan.
- Prescription Monitoring Program – Sunday Journal 8/26/2012
- We chat with State Representative Randy Hunt and State Senator John Kennan about new legislation that requires doctors to join a prescription monitoring program.
- Groundwater Science – Sunday Journal 8/26/2012
- A conversation with Dr. Matt Charette from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute about his research regarding how groundwater contaminants end up in our oceans.
- National Marine Life Center – Sunday Journal 8/19/2012
- The National Marine Life Center received federal approval to rehabilitate Sea Turtles; we’ll talk to President Kathy Zagzebski, Animal Care Coordinator, Kate Shaffer and Katherine Hurd, Mermaid Ball Chairperson about the designation.
- Cape Cod PAL – Sunday Journal 8/19/2012
- Cape Cod PAL’s Executive Director, Shelly Farrar, joins us to talk about the organization and how recent budget shortfalls may force them to drop programs that many Cape families depend on.
- Ready, Set, Mom – Sunday Journal 8/19/2012
- We’re getting moms ready for back to school with tips from an expert. We’ll chat with Rebecca Bunce, a Certified Personal Coach, about how to talk to kids so kids will listen.
- Centerville Library Expansion – Sunday Journal 8/12/2012
- We’ll talk with the Director of the Centerville Library, Beth Butler and the Capital Campaign Co-Chair Dr. Cormac Coyle about the library’s expansion project.
- Ticks – Sunday Journal 8/12/2012
- Entomologist Larry Dapsis talks about ticks–how they bite, when they bite and what illnesses they can pass on to humans.
- Up with People – Sunday Journal 8/12/2012
- We talk with Katie Walker and Diego Castro-Lopez from Up with People about their upcoming concert in Barnstable, service activities around the Cape, and their search for host families.
- Renewable Energy – Sunday Journal 8/05/2012
- We talk with John Miller, the Executive Director of the New England Energy Center about the economic and environmental impacts ocean based renewable energy will have on the region.
- Stand Down Cape Cod – Sunday Journal 8/05/2012
- We talk about Stand Down Cape Cod with Elyse Degroot, Duffy Spokesperson, Merril Blum, Executive Director of the Veterans Outreach Center, Larry Brown, Cape Cod Academy Teacher, and Duffy client Rick Raymond join us.
- Naukabout – Sunday Journal 8/05/2012
- We talk to Jeff Conley, the organizer of the Naukabout Festival.
- Falmouth Road Race – Sunday Journal 7/29/2012
- More than 10,000 people run each year in the Falmouth Road Race. Race founder Tommy Leonard, and Board of Directors President Scott Ghelfi talk about 40 years of racing.
- Parkinson Disease – Sunday Journal 7/29/2012
- We chat with Chris Ludwig about living with Parkinson Disease and her book ‘Notes from Movers and Shakers with Parkinson.’
- Pan-Mass Challenge – Sunday Journal 7/29/2012
- We talk with Pan-Mass participants Glenn Mathieu and Jeff Goldstein about the bike-a-thon that raises money for cancer research and patient care.
- Against the Tide – Sunday Journal 7/22/2012
- Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition spokesperson Cheryl Osimo, Attorney John Manoog and Cardi’s Furniture spokesperson Benjamin DeCastro talk about the 20th annual fundraiser to fight breast cancer.
- Clint Hill Part 1/2 – Sunday Journal 7/22/2012
- Former Secret Service Agent Clint Hill and journalist Lisa McCubbin talk about Hill’s best-selling memoir ‘Mrs. Kennedy and Me.’
- Clint Hill Part 2/2 – Sunday Journal 7/22/2012
- Former Secret Service Agent Clint Hill and journalist Lisa McCubbin talk about Hill’s best-selling memoir ‘Mrs. Kennedy and Me.’
- Barnstable County Fair – Sunday Journal 7/15/2012
- Fair General Manager Wendy Brown and Spokesperson Craig Orsi join us to give us a preview of the 168th Barnstable County Fair.
- Summer Reading – Sunday Journal 7/15/2012
- Vicky Titcomb and Elizabeth Merritt from Titcomb’s Bookshop in East Sandwich tell us what books we need to take with us to the beach this summer.
- Jackie Kennedy Exhibit – Sunday Journal 7/15/2012
- JFK Hyannis Museum co-founder and curator Rebecca Pierce-Merrick talks about the exhibit ‘Jackie Kennedy: Life on Cape Cod.’
- Human Microbiome Project – Sunday Journal 7/08/2012
- We talk with Susan Huse and Mitch Sogin, scientists at Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, about their contribution to the landmark study.
- Living with Lyme – Sunday Journal 7/08/2012
- Experts are saying this year is one of the worst on record for deer ticks, bringing cases of Lyme Disease to nearly epidemic proportions. We talk with Cape resident Bryony Scudder about her struggle with Lyme.
- Big Nick’s Ride – Sunday Journal 7/08/2012
- Gold star parents Ken and Cindy Jones, Cindy Deslauriers, organizer Richard Thompson and Yarmouth Deputy Chief of Police Steven Xiarhos, talk about a charity motorcycle ride.
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