In this episode:
Farms Along the Mohawk: Jones Family Farm
We talk with cheesemaker Harper Jones of Jones Family Farm in Herkimer about the science in cheesemaking. Click on their link to learn more about their farm and where to find their many farm fresh products!

History Along the Mohawk: Roxalana Druse
Last Woman Hanged: Roxalana Druse by James M. Greiner, available at the Herkimer County Historical Society and online booksellers.

Music Along the Mohawk: Maybe Sunday?
Interview with Bryan Honeywell from the band Maybe Sunday? Featuring Bryan Honeywell – lead guitar/vocals, Jim Grogan – drums, Julie Grogan – keys/vocals, and Nick Mellace – bass guitar/vocals Watch this space for their new album coming this spring and upcoming gigs!
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Live Along the Mohawk
We visit the Tramontane Cafe in Utica for Open Mic. Be sure to check out live music, poetry, storytelling and comedy at The Tram! This episode, co-owner of The Tram Garrett Ingraham take the stage.

Mohawk Valley Time Machine: Skate-A-Rama, 1978

MV Soundscape: Evening Grosbeak
Naturalist Matt Perry shares the sounds and habits of the Evening Grosbeak. Matt Perry is Conservation Director and Nature Sanctuary Manager at Spring Farm CARES

Annie and the Loomis Gang
Due to our lead actress being under the weather, there is no new episode this week.


