Joe Johnson is Radio Catskill’s resident science guy who brings us science stories that caught his eye from the frontiers of science. This week, Joe talks about turning lead into gold, Soviet…
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With Medicaid on The Line, New Yorkers Face Massive Cuts
President Donald Trump was on Capitol Hill today, pushing Republican lawmakers to support the G.O.P. megabill—a sweeping budget reconciliation package. He’s working to secure the votes of conservative legislators who remain skeptical,…
Old School Base Ball is Back—and It’s a Hit
In the latest episode of Kaatscast, Captain Drewski of the Delhi Polecats—formerly the Delhi Vintage Baseball Club—talks about the resurgence of vintage baseball in Delaware County, New York. He shares the story…
Local Youth Dive into Stream Science This Summer with “Stream Keepers” Program
This summer, kids across Pike and Wayne Counties have a chance to trade video games and screens for nets and waders, thanks to a unique program offered by the Pike County Conservation…
Chamber Chats: Himalayan Institute’s Brian Fulp on Wellness, Service, and Community Roots in Honesdale
Nestled in the rolling hills of Wayne County, the Himalayan Institute stands as a beacon of yoga, wellness, and spiritual growth—not just locally, but on a global scale. In the latest episode…
Springtime Brings Blooming Flowers — and Ticks: How to Stay Safe Outdoors
As spring returns to the Catskills and the Upper Delaware region, the warm weather invites residents and visitors outdoors. But it also brings back some unwelcome guests: ticks and mosquitoes. These small…
Are You Foster Curious? Community Gathering Aims to Answer Questions
Are you “foster curious?” Happening this Monday in Narrowsburg, Foster Curious is an open conversation about foster care in Sullivan County. Abby Mortensen, a social worker and mom of five through foster…
Elvira Tortora Finds Her Voice at 70 with Award-Winning Cabaret Show “The Bookmaker’s Daughter”
At an age when many are content to settle into retirement, Elvira Tortora is just getting started — on stage, under the spotlight, and telling the story of a life that defies…
“Sing It Loud” Concert to Unite Local Artists in Celebration of Protest Songs and Social Impact
Inspired by Rolling Stone’s “100 Best Protest Songs of All Time,” local singer-songwriters—and artists from the surrounding areas—are coming together Sunday for “Sing It Loud,” a live concert dedicated to songs of…