Farms Through the Decades in Southampton

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Memory Hour at Celebrate Southampton 2026 Charlie Kaniecki provides a provocative view into the resilience of Southampton residents as he explores the agricultural history and local farming roots of farming in our area. Celebrate Southampton 2026 – Memory Hour Airing Saturday 9/12 at 7:30pm: Southampton 191 PEG cable channel   Available Now On: Easthampton Media… Continue reading


The Summer Buzz -E•Media Summer Newsletter 2026

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What’s New this Summer? Discover what’s been happening at E•Media this summer as well as links to new & ongoing programs and upcoming events!   Newsletter Link Newsletter Sign Up link   If it’s not in your inbox, check your junk folder. Be sure to add info@easthamptonmedia.ccsend.com to your contacts, so you don’t miss a… Continue reading


Celebrating Southampton

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Celebrate Southampton 2026 – Town Picnic The annual Celebrate Southampton Town Picnic took place at Covent Park in Southampton including free train rides with The Roaming Railroad, bounce houses, balloon artists, face painting, a dunk tank and barnyard animals, food trucks and local vendors. Premieres on Friday at 10:10am: Southampton 191 PEG cable channel Available… Continue reading


No Request Too Small for Easthampton Neighbors

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Help is Here if You Need It On this episode, host James Sullivan chats with Joyce Szewczynski and Sharon Tilbe of Easthampton Neighbors about the support & services they provide for Easthampton Residence 55 and over. They also talk about the upcoming ‘Cow Plop Derby’ Fundraiser on Fletcher Farm this September 12th. -Pioneer Valley Life… Continue reading


Creating a Moment in Time

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Flowers, Farm Animals, and Lots of Birds Western Mass Nature Photographer Ellen Koteen shares how her love of nature and natural design guided her in her journey to becoming a photographer. According to Koteen she’s ‘more surprised than anyone else’ that she became a photographer in her middle years, but now the fact people enjoy… Continue reading


Is Our Health Care System Broken?

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“We’re the richest country in the world and our health care system does not reflect all the money that we have in this system.” – Dr. Evan Benjamin On this episode of Pioneer Valley Life, Doctors Evan Benjamin and Bill Cutler talk about the current state of the American Health Care System and more with… Continue reading


The Tibetan Community in The Pioneer Valley

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“As a people we try to stand on our feet first to be able to assist and support and help others.” – Thondup Tsering On this episode of Pioneer Valley Life, Thondup Tsering talks about the ties between the Pioneer Valley and Tibetan refugees going back to the 90s.  -Pioneer Valley Life is produced and… Continue reading


The Art of Writing & Rewriting Music

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“The Muse is a fickle thing. […] It’s a very mystical process for me.” – Ginny Elkin On this episode of Songwriters’ Spotlight, folk musician Ginny Elkin performs songs from her latest album inspired by her family. Elkin’s music features an engaging use of guitar filled with personal, emotional expression.  -Songwriters’ Spotlight is produced and… Continue reading


An Artist’s Perspective on The Many Faces of Jesus

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The Faces of Jesus Throughout Time In this presentation, Melissa Stratton-Pandina explores how societal expectation, politics, power, and personal experience shape artist’s depictions of Jesus and the viewers’ reception to their work through the ages. -Hosted by Melissa Stratton-Pandina and Produced by Lucinda Arnold    Faces of Jesus, An Artist’s Perspective Premieres Sunday at 4:30PM… Continue reading


Real People, Real Estate- Season Finale with Sasha Wilde!

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The Realities of Roofing & More On the Season 1 Finale of Real People, Real Estate, Lindsay sits down with Sasha Wilde, owner of Sexton Roofing & Siding, to talk about taking a leap into business ownership, finding home in Western Massachusetts, and building a company rooted in relationships and community. Sasha shares the honest… Continue reading