In public radio, we literally get by with the help of our friends. The Founders Circle is a group of authentic friends to CAI and to the communities we serve. Over the past year, when some of our general and sustaining members had to stop their memberships due to financial insecurity, you stepped up and increased your support. We at the station feel such gratitude for that gesture. We can’t see our listeners, but your gifts tell us clearly you are there, and that you are with us. We prize your friendship…and will always try to be worthy of it. |
CAI was recently awarded several honors for journalistic excellence from:
- The Public Media Journalists Association
- Radio Television Digital News Association
- Outdoor Writers Association of America
Access these and the many other awards highlighting our work here. |
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GOLD MEDAL JOURNALISM
Meet the local Reporters who bring coveted industry awards home to CAI, Monday through Friday, during Morning Edition, 6-9AM and All Things Considered, 4-6:30PM. |
Daniel Ackerman is our newest recruit and comes to us via Report for America. Daniel’s reporting is focused on the South Coast. It’s a dynamic region, in which offshore wind is poised to revitalize the economy; the coming of commuter rail may transform the city’s housing; and the historic fishing industry continues to lead the nation. To stay on top of it all, Daniel's new and continuing coverage can be accessed here. |
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Jenette Barnes is our lead reporter for the Cape, Coast, and Islands. Covering education, transportation, housing, health, tourism—she takes it all on. And when breaking news happens, she’s there, too. Her COVID reporting is as comprehensive as it comes. The scope of Jennette's coverage can be accessed here. |
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Eve Zuckoff is CAI’s environment reporter. Water quality, endangered species, energy, and health are central to her beat. She has broken major stories about toxic algae blooms, right whales, and a proposed machine gun range. Eve's continuing coverage can be accessed here. |
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SAVE THE DATES
Four highly anticipated, upcoming events you won't want to miss:
First, our own Steve Junker hosts a free GBH Ask the Expert event on Sharks August 13. Sign up here.
For radio fans of Jim and Margery on 89.7 you can meet them virtually, Wednesday, August 18 for Jim and Margery At Home. Tickets are $150, but CAI Founders Circle friends can use the code RLS2021 for a 20% discount. Details and the link to buy tickets here!
But wait there is more, Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! live show at Tanglewood on August 26, 2021. Additional details and information about Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! at Tanglewood can be found here. |
The Moth Mainstage is back in Boston this October! In partnership with WGBH and The Wilbur, The Moth Mainstage will return to The Wilbur on October 14, 2021. Additional details and information will be forthcoming. If interested in information or attending please contact Patty Peal, Patricia_Peal@capeandislands.org |
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LISTEN NOW
Throughout the year CAI participates in events and produces programs that may interest you but were not on air when you could watch or listen. Linked here to view, and listen to anytime, is our own Mindy Todd hosting a GBH Ask the Expert event about climate change, as well as an important episode of The Point about Alzheimer’s support available in our region. Enjoy and share with your family and friends at your leisure.
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