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Leominster

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Nov 2, 2026

KyleHOST
31:55
That would be really fucking creepy.
KyleHOST
31:58
So it's 1 a.m., and it's a pretty clear night, and they're passing by a small cemetery outside of Leominster, and they...
KyleHOST
32:06
This...
KyleHOST
32:07
Weird detail number one.
Paul FeeneyGUEST
71:15
Our next nominee is Nasoya Foods USA from Ayer, Massachusetts, nominated by State Senator Jamie Eldridge.
Paul FeeneyGUEST
71:23
Nasoya began in 1978 when its founders started making tofu in a converted barn in Leominster, Mass.
Paul FeeneyGUEST
71:30
Since then, Nasoya has introduced millions of Americans to this versatile plant protein and has grown into the nation's number one tofu brand.
Paul FeeneyGUEST
71:41
Please join me in congratulating Nasoya Foods USA.
Cynthia GraberHOST
15:49
And as most Americans have probably heard, the key character in this chapter of the American apple story is Johnny Appleseed, formerly known as John Chapman.
Michael PollanGUEST
15:57
He was born in Leominster, Massachusetts in a year I don't actually remember.
Michael PollanGUEST
16:04
You're going to have to help me with that one.
Cynthia GraberHOST
16:06
We'll help on the date and the Massachusetts town, which is actually pronounced Lemonster.
Peter KingGUEST
38:09
Uh, yeah.
Tom E. CurranHOST
38:09
He's from Leominster.
Tom E. CurranHOST
38:10
He's a friend-
Peter KingGUEST
38:10
He's from Leominster, yeah
Tom E. CurranHOST
38:11
... he's a friend of our producer, Skullcrusher John Henry.
Peter KingGUEST
38:14
Yeah.
Peter KingGUEST
38:10
Yeah
Tom CurranHOST
38:10
... he's from Leominster.
Tom CurranHOST
38:11
He's a friend-
Peter KingGUEST
38:12
Is from Leominster, yeah
Tom CurranHOST
38:12
... he's a friend of our producer, Skull Crusher John Henry.
Peter KingGUEST
38:15
Yeah.
Don FeatherstoneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:58
Why not a artificial animal, such as a duck or a flamingo?
speaker_6NARRATOR
20:02
Or a chipmunk, or a rabbit, or a bear, or a mouse, or if you're into seasonal yard decor, a Thanksgiving pilgrim woman, all made from Don Featherstone's clay molds, then mass-produced at the Union Products factory in Leominster, Massachusetts.
speaker_6NARRATOR
20:15
[can opening]
JayHOST
20:18
Was that soda?
Nicole DavisHOST
3:50
North of town in Lawrence, you're at fifty-five.
Nicole DavisHOST
3:53
In Leominster, fifty-six.
Nicole DavisHOST
3:55
In Boston right now at eleven oh five, it is partly cloudy and fifty-seven.
Nicole DavisHOST
3:59
[news jingle] Developing news as President Trump now says the Pentagon will not be live streaming the firing squad execution of the Fort Hood shooter, Nidal Hasan.
BobHOST
28:50
It's the weirdest road.
Tommy HartGUEST
28:51
There, it's the one that goes through, like, Leominster and Fitchburg and stuff.
BobHOST
28:54
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Tommy HartGUEST
28:55
Yeah, yeah.
Monty MaderHOST
27:10
And that's the sense that won.
Monty MaderHOST
27:11
The last English duckings were at Plymouth in 1808 and Leominster in 1809 and 1817, where the water was too low.
Monty MaderHOST
27:18
So they wheeled Sarah Leek around town in the chair instead.
Monty MaderHOST
27:21
In Pennsylvania in 1825, a judge ruled in James versus Commonwealth that ducking Nancy James would be cruel and unusual punishment, though being a common scold stayed a crime.
Kelsey KernGUEST
24:59
... can point you to," which is like, unfortunately, we can point to specific storm events here in New England.
Kelsey KernGUEST
25:07
You know, Leominster, Massachusetts, places in Vermont.
Kelsey KernGUEST
25:10
Like, there are storms that are happening that are affecting people negatively.
Liz CoxHOST
25:15
Mm-hmm.

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