If you’ve been part of this journey with me — as a WCAI supporter and listener, as someone I’ve interviewed, or just as someone who once watched a video or clicked on a story — thank you, and talk to you soon.  

—30 —

I’ve embedded with the military and traveled in an Army caravan. I’ve also embedded in a high school cosmetology class — which was much scarier.

Because of them, I’ve been able to watch one of the last North Atlantic right whales get moved to its final resting place. I’ve done interviews on sailboats, fishing boats, eroding bluffs, and expansive beaches. I’ve done interviews in hardhats and waders.

… and nurtured all of my best. He’s defended, pushed, and championed my work since the beginning. He is Simon AND Garfunkel, and I am just trying to keep up.

Big professional news: 

After just under six years, next week will be my last at @wcai-npr.bsky.social
WCAI. What follows is a series of thank yous and reflections, and a love letter to the Cape, Coast, and Islands listening community.

Scenes from stormy Provincetown, MA. Story TK.