Kevin Matthews talks with Harry Conforti, organizer of the New England Regionals of the "America's Funniest Firefighter" Comedy Show! It's happening at Florian Hall in Boston on May 17th. And joining Kevin in studio is Bob Readron, a Yarmouth FD Lieutenant, who will be competing with a comedy set on stage! Proceeds from the event will benefit Firefighters vs. Cancer.

Kevin Matthews dives into some Cape Cod history with the Ken Rose, the operations manager of Highland Light...Cape Cod's oldest lighthouse! They'll chat about the upcoming season opening on May 3rd, and the recent renovations that have been done to the structure and its grounds.

Kevin Matthews talks to Stephanie Ellis, the executive director of Wild Care Cape Cod, for a deep dive into the organization and its mission. They also talk about their big fundraiser, the Wild Night Out Online Auction and some of the great auction items that are available.

Kevin Matthews talks with Doctor of Musical Arts, Paul Tingley about Arts Empowering Life, a non-profit foundation that is dedicated to the pursuit of beauty, truth and faith in the arts. They also talk about their new multi-purpose arts facility that was recently opened in Brewster and the programs that are offered there.

Kevin Matthews is joined by the director of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce, Julie Quintero Schulz about their first-ever Mashpee Chamber of Commerce Job Fair happening on Tuesday, April 9th. Julie will reveal the names of some of the companies that will be at the event, along a variety of open positions that prospective employees can apply for.

Kevin Matthews talks with the Media Relations Manager of ARL Boston, Mike Defina about their 125th anniversary and the origins of the organization, both in Boston and on the Cape. Plus, they talk about some of their goals as the organization moves forward.

Kevin Matthews welcomes the President & CEO of Cape Abilities, Kim McElholm, to talk about the organization's mission. They also get into more detail about the type of programs they offer, their advocacy the role for the disabled, the Cape Abilities Farm and Thrift Shop and their need for volunteers for the program.

Kevin Matthews delves into the history of Mercy Otis Warren with Alice George, a member of the Mercy Otis Warren Cape Cod Woman of the Year selection committee and past award winner, Mary LeClair. They'll also talk about the nomination process for this year's award, which is underway, and the qualifications that the committee looks for in the proposed candidates.

Kevin Matthews welcomes Wendy North ross, Executive Director of the JFK Hyannis Museum, back to Spectrum to talk about the new events & exhibits coming this spring & summer. They also talk about the JFK Hyannis Museum Scholarship program, details of which can be found online at jfkhyannismuseum.org.