These are podcasts from 1623 Studios' members and friends! They cover unique subject matters that are pertinent to the eclectic communities here on Cape Ann, Massachusetts.
Episodes
Friday Feb 15, 2019
Friday Feb 15, 2019
Maureen Aylward talks with Amy Epstein, Regional Prevention Dir. City of Gloucester, Vanessa Faye, Gloucester High School Student, and James Cook, Principal of Gloucester High School about teen vaping. They talk about the issues around vaping including peer pressure, marketing, addiction, and treatment / solutions.
Wednesday Feb 06, 2019
Wednesday Feb 06, 2019
Maureen Aylward talks with Ruth Pino, Chair of 21st Century Gloucester, Meredith Fine, Treasurer at 21st Century Gloucester, and Joanne Senos, City Clerk, City of Gloucester about the Gloucester Charter and the review process
Wednesday Jan 23, 2019
Wednesday Jan 23, 2019
A new podcast series from the Gloucester Historical Commission with topics relating to the history of Gloucester. Hosted by Mary Ellen Lepionka and features other members of the Gloucester Historical Commission. This episode features information about historic houses on Cape Ann and how to preserve them. Guests: Bill Remson and Pru Fish.
Friday Jan 18, 2019
Friday Jan 18, 2019
"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka talks about Captain John Smith's naming of Cape Ann. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
Friday Jan 18, 2019
Friday Jan 18, 2019
"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka explains the history behind place names on Cape Ann and their Algonquian roots. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
http://gloucester-ma.gov/index.aspx?NID=109
Wednesday Jan 16, 2019
Wednesday Jan 16, 2019
Host Jennifer-Lee Levtiz, talks with Carla Mattioli, Certified Tai Chi Easy instructor about the Rose Baker Senior Center and the Tai Chi Easy classes available. They also talk about Tai Chi and the health benefits.
Monday Jan 14, 2019
Monday Jan 14, 2019
Kelly Knox hosts Appreciative Recovery, a show that explores Curiosity, Self-Compassion and Connection. On this episode Kelly talks with Jodi Knox, MS, LMT, E-RYT-200. They talk about Yoga and the surprising benefits! They talk about yoga in terms of self-compassion, and curiosity and reflection.
Monday Jan 14, 2019
Monday Jan 14, 2019
Tracy Arabian, Marketing Officer and Host, talks with Diane Gordon, Mixed Population Services Coordinator, about the Real I.D. They talk about what the Real ID is, how to get required information, the deadline to have a Real ID, and resources where you can get the information about the Real ID. More information can be found on SeniorCare's website: www.seniorcareinc.org
Monday Jan 14, 2019
Monday Jan 14, 2019
"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka explains the history of how Wingersheek got it's name. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
http://gloucester-ma.gov/index.aspx?NID=109
Friday Jan 11, 2019
Friday Jan 11, 2019
"What's in a Name?" is a new original series from 1623 Studios in partnership with the Gloucester Historical Commission. On this episode, Mary Ellen Lepionka explains how Annisquam got it's name. Mary Ellen is an independent scholar researching the history of Cape Ann from the last Ice Age to around 1750 for a book on the subject and is a trustee of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and co-chair of the Gloucester Historical Commission. Visit her website at www.capeannhistory.org.
http://gloucester-ma.gov/index.aspx?NID=109