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Oct. 7, 2026
Stephanie in the Morning 10/2/26: Vincent English, Michael English House and Skilled Purpose + SandwichFest
Content note: this episode includes frank talk about addiction, alcohol, incarceration and the loss of a family member. If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, any time. Cape Cod's only daily show, live from Mashpee on October 2, 2026. TODAY: Vincent English, co-founder of the Michael English House and its carpentry program, Skilled Purpose. THIS WEEK ON CAPE COD: SandwichFest, Oct 3, Sandwich / Candyland Kindness Festival, Oct 4, Buzzards B
Oct. 7, 2026
Is the Stock Market Expensive? A Better Way to Measure Value
Is the stock market truly expensive, or are investors relying too heavily on one familiar metric?Chris Boyd is joined by senior portfolio manager Brian Regan and advisor Luke Bagley to revisit last year’s market outlook and examine how conditions have changed. Brian explains why the price-to-earnings ratio alone does not provide a complete picture of market value. Interest rates, credit spreads, earnings growth, company quality, and long-term expectations can all influence whether stocks offer a
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Oct. 3, 2026
A Major Milestone for the Cape Cod Bridges Replacement Project - Luisa Paiewonsky (Massachusetts Department of Transportation)
On Monday, September 28, state officials announced a major milestone in efforts to replace the aging Cape Cod Bridges, as the Massachusetts Department of Transportation issued a request for proposals (RFP) to construct a new Sagamore Bridge. To recognize and celebrate this significant moment, our tenth episode of Bridge the Gap features a comprehensive project update with Luisa Paiewonsky, Executive Director of Megaprojects Delivery for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). W
Sept. 29, 2026
Stephanie in the Morning 9/28/26: Lauren DeGregorio, O'playsis (Buzzards Bay) + Candyland Kindness Festival
Cape Cod's only daily show, live from Mashpee on September 28, 2026. TODAY: Lauren DeGregorio, O'playsis and the Bourne Youth Council in Buzzards Bay. THIS WEEK ON CAPE COD: SandwichFest, Oct 3, Sandwich / Candyland Kindness Festival, Oct 4, Buzzards Bay / Love Local Fest, Oct 4, Hyannis Lauren DeGregorio runs O'playsis, a collaborative arts studio and music lounge in Buzzards Bay, and helps lead the Bourne Youth Council. She and Stephanie cover a rainy weekend of volunteering, this Sunday's C
Sept. 27, 2026
Inheriting a Home or IRA? What to Consider Before You Act
What happens when an inheritance arrives with more questions than answers? While an inheritance is often intended as a meaningful gift, it can also bring unexpected financial, tax, and family complexities. In this episode, Russ Ball and Luke Bagley explore some of the most important considerations when inheriting assets, particularly real estate and retirement accounts. The conversation begins with inherited homes and the challenges families may encounter when multiple beneficiaries share owners
Sept. 23, 2026
Stephanie in the Morning 9/23/26: Jen Villa, Love Live Local (Hyannis) + Love Local Fest
Cape Cod's only daily show, live from Mashpee on September 23, 2026. TODAY: Jen Villa, Love Live Local in Hyannis. THIS WEEK ON CAPE COD: Habitat Blitz Build house finished, Sept 25, Falmouth / Dolly Parton Day, Sept 25 / Love Local Fest, Sept 27, Aselton Park, Hyannis Two years ago today Jen Villa was named executive director of the organization she helped start in 2013. She sits down with Stephanie four days out from Love Local Fest, with about 100 Cape makers ready and a forecast that may n