ACK FM in the Morning

Scott and Mark recap the away game at Mashpee and talk about lessons that can be learned for the rest of the season.

Join Scott Capizzo and Mark Manchester, the voices of Whaler football, as they recap Nantucket Whaler's winning home game  against Dennis-Yarmouth High School on 9/11/21.

Tim Booth and Jeremy Webb star in TWN's production of Neil Simon's London Suite, bringing their exceptional talents and electric chemistry to this hilarious play. London Suite runs September 9 through September 25. All performances of London Suite are at Bennett Hall, 62 Centre Street, and begin at 7pm with the exception of two Sunday matinees at 3pm.

Sing-songwriter Ruston Kelly talks about the first time he picked up a guitar and his upcoming show at the Almanack Arts Colony on August 22nd presented by the Dreamland.

Gary Shaw, President and CEO of NCH, talks about Covid-19 updates.

Nantucket Community Music Center's Executive Director, Tony Wagner, and the 2021 Organ Scholar Featured Performer, Chris Pharo, talk about this year's Nantucket Organ Crawl Program.

Justin Cerne, TWN's Artistic Director, talks about the opening of A Grand Night For Singing at Bennett Hall and how Mamma Mia's run at Bartlett's Farm has been doing.

Swim Across America - Nantucket co-event directors, Jill Roethke and Jim Pignato, talk about the event's 9th year held at Jetties beach on July 24th.

Chris Roberts, the new administrator for Our Island Home, talks about opening the doors back up and the need for volunteers to share their time with the residents.

Kevin Flynn, founder of Nantucket Comedy Festival, and his friend Don Gavin talk about this year's lineup for 2021, the Stand Up & Learn Program and the new online streaming program for those who can no longer get tickets to the in-person events.

Joy Luafle of MJ Yacht Team, from Luke Brown Yachts, talks about their three locations in Nantucket, Ocean Reef and Islamorada. 

 Giovanni Decunto, global expressionist artist, and Kathleen Knight, owner/director of The Gallery at Four India Street, talk about their upcoming art exhibit "Love, Trust, Evolve."

Phil Pillsbury, creator of Phil's Secret Sauce, talks in the studio about his inspiration for his sauce and the different sauces he's selling.

Charley Walters, moderator for this year's Summer Forum presented by NCA, talks about what the NCA is and what the public can expect at this year's virtual event on July 13th.

Maura Hughes, the CEO of Boston MedFlight, talks about operations, their current aircrafts as well as how they responded to Covbid-19.

MA State Representative Dylan Fernandes talks to Andrew about what he's been up to with Covid-19 Guideline Extensions, updates on unemployment assistance, the Climate Bill and the Roe Act.

Alicia Carney, the Executive Director of the Nantucket Dreamland Foundation, talks about the restrictions being fully lifted in the theater and what upcoming events the public can expect.

Amy Jenness, the head of the Adult Programming Department, talks about upcoming Geschke Lectures, public events as well as the full opening of the Atheneum on July 6th.

Blue Balliet, a New York Time’s Bestselling author, talks about her new book  Out of the Wild Night which celebrates Nantucket’s intertwined legacy of old homes and their ghosts.

Tony Wagner, the Executive Director or the Nantucket Community Music Center, talks about upcoming programs this summer and the public recording studio located downstairs on 56 Centre St.

Elin Hilderbrand talks about how it feels to have her book 28 Summers be made into a film  and her Opening Night Event for the Nantucket Film Festival.

Colin Barnicle talks about his Netflix docuseries "The Art of the Heist" which is about the famous art hesit of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

Ed talks about his new book, "On the Road Less Traveled: An Unlikely Journey from the Orphanage to the Boardroom."

Jenny Benzie talks about what's new this summer at Epernay Wine and Spirits.

Michael Ian Black talks about his new book "A Better Man: A (Mostly Serious) Letter to My Son" and his discussion at the Nantucket Film Festival.