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Notable New England

Hosted by gbossmusicco · society · EN · 48 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Welcome to the Notable New England podcast. I’m your host, Gretchen B. I’m a lifelong New Englander and I’m excited to share with you the people, places, and things that make New England so noteworthy. Subscribe, tell a friend, grab a ”regulah” and a Boston cream, and tune in. Episodes are released bi-weekly on Sundays.

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Notable New England is a society podcast hosted by gbossmusicco, with 48 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #47
Episode 47: Fantastic Fall Fun in New England for 2026
Aug 30, 202638 min
Learn about some incredible events & happenings coming up this fall all over New England. May it serve as a springboard for you to explore even more fun, fall opportunities our beautiful area of the country offers. Show Notes & Resources: Episode Sources, References & Featured Links Music licensing & credits Support Notable New England: Join our Notable New England Patreon community for a dedicated space to connect, explore New England history, hidden gems, and local stories without the distractions of traditional social media! Get early, ad-free episodes and exclusive perks starting at just $2 a month. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps engaging episodes coming! Or, sign up for free and connect with other lovely listeners. Join here Gift someone a Notable New England Patreon membership by clicking here . To make a one-time donation to Notable New England, head over to buymeacoffee.com/notablenewengland You'll get an on-air shout out of thanks for your donation. Follow Notable New England: Patreon BuyMeaCoffee Substack Facebook Instagram Threads Bluesky YouTube Reddit ️ Podcast Website: notablene.podbean.com Contact: gbossmusicco@gmail.com
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Episode #46
Episode 46: Storytelling Sundays at the Westport Public Library—How ChaChanna Simpson Is Building Community Through Stories
Aug 16, 202650 min
Storytelling has the power to build community, preserve history, and bring people together. In this episode of Notable New England, I speak with writer and storyteller ChaChanna Simpson about her Storytelling Sundays series at the Westport Public Library in Westport, CT, a bi-monthly open mic that welcomes storytellers from all backgrounds to share their voices. We also discuss the vibrant storytelling community in New England and why sharing our stories matters. Show Notes & Resources: Episode Sources, References & Featured Links Music licensing & credits Support Notable New England: Join our Notable New England Patreon community for a dedicated space to connect, explore New England history, hidden gems, and local stories without the distractions of traditional social media! Get early, ad-free episodes and exclusive perks starting at just $2 a month. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps engaging episodes coming! Or, sign up for free and connect with other lovely listeners. Join here Gift someone a Notable New England Patreon membership by clicking here . To make a one-time donation to Notable New England, head over to buymeacoffee.com/notablenewengland You'll get an on-air shout out of thanks for your donation. Follow Notable New England: Patreon BuyMeaCoffee Substack Facebook Instagram Threads Bluesky YouTube Reddit ️ Podcast Website: notablene.podbean.com Contact: gbossmusicco@gmail.com
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Episode #45
Episode 45: Salem Jazz & Soul Festival 2026 Preview
Aug 2, 202629 min
In this episode of Notable New England, I sit down with Larry Claflin, Executive Director of the Salem Jazz & Soul Festival, to talk about this year’s lineup, the history behind the festival, and how it supports music education across the North Shore. Learn how this beloved Salem event brings together incredible artists while giving back to the community. Show Notes & Resources: Episode Sources, References & Featured Links Music licensing & credits Support Notable New England: Join our Notable New England Patreon community for a dedicated space to connect, explore New England history, hidden gems, and local stories without the distractions of traditional social media! Get early, ad-free episodes and exclusive perks starting at just $2 a month. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps engaging episodes coming! Or, sign up for free and connect with other lovely listeners. Join here Gift someone a Notable New England Patreon membership by clicking here . To make a one-time donation to Notable New England, head over to buymeacoffee.com/notablenewengland You'll get an on-air shout out of thanks for your donation. Follow Notable New England: Patreon BuyMeaCoffee Substack Facebook Instagram Threads Bluesky YouTube Reddit ️ Podcast Website: notablene.podbean.com Contact: gbossmusicco@gmail.com
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Episode #44
Episode 44: Building a Business With Heart: The Story Behind Gentle Giant Moving Company
Jul 19, 20261h 14m
As September 1st, Boston’s busiest moving day, approaches, I speak with Larry O’Toole, founder of Gentle Giant Moving Company which was started in Boston and has expanded to other regions outside of New England. Larry shares the story behind building a people-first business, lessons from his memoir Heavy Lifting: Building a Business with a Giant Heart, and how Gentle Giant helped transform the moving industry. *There is a very brief mention about suicide in the interview (29:56-30:45). If that is triggering to you, you may want to skip over that part of the interview and continue after. Listener discretion is advised.* Show Notes & Resources: Episode Sources, References & Featured Links Music licensing & credits Support Notable New England: Join our Notable New England Patreon community for a dedicated space to connect, explore New England history, hidden gems, and local stories without the distractions of traditional social media! Get early, ad-free episodes and exclusive perks starting at just $2 a month. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps engaging episodes coming! Or, sign up for free and connect with other lovely listeners. Join here Gift someone a Notable New England Patreon membership by clicking here . To make a one-time donation to Notable New England, head over to buymeacoffee.com/notablenewengland You'll get an on-air shout out of thanks for your donation. Follow Notable New England: Patreon BuyMeaCoffee Substack Facebook Instagram Threads Bluesky YouTube Reddit ️ Podcast Website: notablene.podbean.com Contact: gbossmusicco@gmail.com
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Episode #43
Episode 43: The 1911 Heat Wave That Devastated New England
Jul 5, 202624 min
This past week’s extreme heat across New England had many of us reaching for the AC, but it’s nothing compared to the devastating heat wave of 1911. In this episode of Notable New England, we explore one of the region’s deadliest weather disasters: an 11-day stretch of record-breaking temperatures, limited forecasting, and no modern cooling systems. From people sleeping in the Boston Common to train tracks bending in the heat, and even many going insane, the stories are sobering. With over 300 deaths in New England alone and over 2,000 deaths in the Northeast, the Great Heat Wave of 1911 is a powerful reminder of how far we’ve come, and why we shouldn’t take modern comforts for granted. If you’ve ever complained about the heat, this story will give you a whole new perspective. **IF YOU FIND THE TOPICS OF WEATHER DISASTERS AND DEATH TRIGGERING, YOU MAY WANT TO SKIP THIS EPISODE AFTER THE WICKED LITE BITES SEGMENT. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.** 📌 Show Notes & Resources: 🔹 Episode Sources, References & Featured Links 🔹 Music licensing & credits 💙 Support Notable New England: Join our Notable New England Patreon community for a dedicated space to connect, explore New England history, hidden gems, and local stories without the distractions of traditional social media! Get early, ad-free episodes and exclusive perks starting at just $2 a month. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps engaging episodes coming! Or, sign up for free and connect with other lovely listeners. 👉 Join here Gift someone a Notable New England Patreon membership by clicking here . To make a one-time donation to Notable New England, head over to buymeacoffee.com/notablenewengland You'll get an on-air shout out of thanks for your donation. 📢 Follow Notable New England: 🔹 Patreon 🔹 BuyMeaCoffee 🔹 Substack 🔹 Facebook 🔹 Instagram 🔹 Threads 🔹 Bluesky 🔹 YouTube 🔹 Reddit 🎙️ Podcast Website: notablene.podbean.com 📩 Contact: gbossmusicco@gmail.com
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Episode #43

Episode 43: The 1911 Heat Wave That Devastated New England

Jul 5, 202624 min

This past week’s extreme heat across New England had many of us reaching for the AC, but it’s nothing compared to the devastating heat wave of 1911. In this episode of Notable New England, we explore one of the region’s deadliest weather disasters: an 11-day stretch of record-breaking temperatures, limited forecasting, and no modern cooling systems. From people sleeping in the Boston Common to train tracks bending in the heat, and even many going insane, the stories are sobering. With over 300 deaths in New England alone and over 2,000 deaths in the Northeast, the Great Heat Wave of 1911 is a powerful reminder of how far we’ve come, and why we shouldn’t take modern comforts for granted. If you’ve ever complained about the heat, this story will give you a whole new perspective. **IF YOU FIND THE TOPICS OF WEATHER DISASTERS AND DEATH TRIGGERING, YOU MAY WANT TO SKIP THIS EPISODE AFTER THE WICKED LITE BITES SEGMENT. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.** 📌 Show Notes & Resources: 🔹 Episode Sources, References & Featured Links 🔹 Music licensing & credits 💙 Support Notable New England: Join our Notable New England Patreon community for a dedicated space to connect, explore New England history, hidden gems, and local stories without the distractions of traditional social media! Get early, ad-free episodes and exclusive perks starting at just $2 a month. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps engaging episodes coming! Or, sign up for free and connect with other lovely listeners. 👉 Join here Gift someone a Notable New England Patreon membership by clicking here . To make a one-time donation to Notable New England, head over to buymeacoffee.com/notablenewengland You'll get an on-air shout out of thanks for your donation. 📢 Follow Notable New England: 🔹 Patreon 🔹 BuyMeaCoffee 🔹 Substack 🔹 Facebook 🔹 Instagram 🔹 Threads 🔹 Bluesky 🔹 YouTube 🔹 Reddit 🎙️ Podcast Website: notablene.podbean.com 📩 Contact: gbossmusicco@gmail.com

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Can I switch plans later?

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Do you offer a free trial?

Every paid plan includes a 15-day free trial. Your card is saved at signup but you will not be charged until day 16. Cancel any time from your dashboard.

What happens if I cancel?

You keep access until the end of your current billing period. No charges after that. Your data is retained for 30 days in case you reactivate.

Is the 20% annual discount automatic?

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Notable New England

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Recent episodes

Episode 47: Fantastic Fall Fun in New England for 2026

Episode 46: Storytelling Sundays at the Westport Public Library—How ChaChanna Simpson Is Building Community Through Stories

Episode 45: Salem Jazz & Soul Festival 2026 Preview

Episode 44: Building a Business With Heart: The Story Behind Gentle Giant Moving Company

Episode 43: The 1911 Heat Wave That Devastated New England

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Brian Earl

Larry O’Toole

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Notable New England

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About the host

Recent episodes

Episode 47: Fantastic Fall Fun in New England for 2026

Episode 46: Storytelling Sundays at the Westport Public Library—How ChaChanna Simpson Is Building Community Through Stories

Episode 45: Salem Jazz & Soul Festival 2026 Preview

Episode 44: Building a Business With Heart: The Story Behind Gentle Giant Moving Company

Episode 43: The 1911 Heat Wave That Devastated New England

Guest Appearances

Brian Earl

Larry O’Toole

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