Katie DeRosa

Big news on The 495! This week, State Sen. Diana DiZoglio joins us live from her March Across Massachusetts, a 10 day, 159 mile walk across the Commonwealth to raise money for a Methuen youth center.

This week on The 495, our guest is author Áine Greaney, who is leading an upcoming seminar called “Writing for Stress Relief and Wellness” as part of the North of Boston Cancer Resources’ free speaking series in observance of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Lysa Pelletier has worked as a fashion, lifestyle and product stylist for more than 25 years. This week on The 495, she’ll sit down with publisher Glenn Prezzano to talk about things you can do to spice up your fall.

This week on The 495, we’re joined by filmmaker, photographer and conservationist Jerry Monkman. Monkman recently directed “The Merrimack: River at Risk,” a documentary about this critical waterway’s past, present and possible future.

This week on The 495 podcast, we welcome John Broderick – A chief justice and law school dean, who campaigns for the importance of mental health.

Dawn Aurora Hunt is known as “The Kitchen Witch.” Find out why on this week’s 495 as we talk about her recent cookbook, how to bring a little magic into your kitchen, and the company she founded, Cucina Aurora.

This week on The 495, we chat about the recently passed Great American Outdoors Act and how it affects our region with Amy Lindholm, of the LWCF, and John Judge, CEO of the Appalachian Mountain Club.

Sophy Tuttle’s paintings are big, bold, and filled with expressions of the natural world. Find out more about her and her work this week on The 495!

This week on The 495, Doug talks with Renay Wolterding, owner at Mill City BBQ & Brew – bringing traditional North Carolina style BBQ to the city of Lowell.

This week on The 495 podcast we welcome MCC President James Mabry. We’ll talk about the important role community colleges play in higher education, as well as learning in the time of COVID-19.

Do the words capsaicin, Scotch bonnets and Scoville units make you salivate? Tune in Wednesday as we bring the heat to the The 495 with Craic hot sauce founder Brian Ruhlmann.

This week on The 495, we’re joined by Ryan Turner. He’s the new music director of the Newburyport Choral Society, one of the oldest choral groups in the nation. Music fans won’t want to miss this one!