Gilda Geist

There are nine of them, and several of our reporters from our three stations are here to explain.

CAI's Gilda Geist kicks things off.

What would question one on the Massachusetts ballot do? Right now, the governor's office and State House don't have to share any of their records.

Question one would change that.

Activists across the Cape, South Coast, and Martha's Vineyards are preparing for a series of rallies to encourage people to vote early in the upcoming midterm election on November 3rd.

CAI's Gilda Geist is here to tell us more.

Hey, Gilda.

Hey, Mindy.

You know, I think that's an important thing for us to have that continued compassion that this is an issue that could happen to all of us.

And listeners who are interested can find more information at OuterCape.org. You're going to be looking for recovery services under the services tab on the homepage.

All right, CAI's Gilda Geist.

Thank you, Gilda.

Any way we can get someone help, even if it's from someone out of state, that's a win.

For CAI, I'm Gilda Geist.

And finally this morning, CAI's John Basile introduces us to a new organization on Cape Cod that's focused on very old music.

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But recently, more and more former residents have been speaking out with allegations of abuse while living there.

CAI's Gilda Geist has spent more than a year investigating and talking to multiple survivors about the numerous allegations that are coming to light.

And here's what she found.

A quick warning, this story contains mentions of sex abuse and suicide.

We're here because maybe our voices will make it easier for the next person.

it's clear many of these former residents and their supporters are not going to be silenced.

That was CAI's Gilda Geist with an investigation into the Community of Jesus organization on Cape Cod.

A note here that the Community of Jesus and some of its affiliate organizations are underwriters for CAI.