20 episodes
A Cape Cod Notebook Unknown
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4.7 • 30 Ratings
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A Cape Cod Notebook can be heard every Tuesday morning at 8:45am and afternoon at 5:45pm.It's commentary on the unique people, wildlife, and environment of our coastal region.
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Cape Cod as the Balkans
Seen from space, it seems so obvious that Cape Cod is one.But we know better.
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The eclipse on Nantucket, then and now
Nantucketers take pride in our long history of stargazing and astronomy. Maria Mitchell, the first woman to work as a professional astronomer, was born here and discovered a comet in 1847 from the roof of the Pacific National Bank at the top of Main Street.
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Downwardly-mobile washashores
People come to live on Cape Cod for a variety of reasons. I came because its landscape and history spoke to me in such a compelling manner as a subject for writing.
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Cape Cod’s greatest inventor created something we still use today
People thought Luther Crowell was insane, but he wasn’t. He was the greatest inventor in Cape Cod history.
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A remarkably unremarkable event, part 2
This week Bob concludes his account of the stranding of a large fishing boat on the Outer Beach last month.
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Yes, I have sand in the car. So what?
If you live on Cape Cod, you likely have sand in your car. And if you live on Cape Cod and don’t have sand in your car, I might question if you are really living life to its fullest.
Customer Reviews
If you don’t get to live in the Green Mountain state
Listening to the podcast allows the millions of us Vermonter wannabes to imagine that we live there. Some topics engage me more than others, but each one is treated with depth and open minded inquiry, and filled with local color. Just when you think the toad is smoothly paved, it will turn into gravel. Stay alert!
Incredibly soothing
Love this podcast; it’s both informative and comforting. All of the narrators are great. Please do more of these!
This speaks to my heart
I adore this podcast. And I adore Cape Cod. I don’t use the word “adore” lightly. There is something wild and so very natural about the Cape and these short essays about this wonderful place make me yearn to be there full time. I hope these stories continue. Thank you for this podcast that speaks to my heart.
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