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Oct 11, 2026

Mike GibbonsHOST
23:59
But really so beautiful.
Mike GibbonsHOST
24:00
It was g- oh, and then my, uh, you know, great friend Joe Tonetti, he lives in West Stock- or no, in Stockbridge, uh, right on Main Street, uh, right by the Red Lion Inn.
Mike GibbonsHOST
24:10
I showed them the Red Lion Inn and, you know, the famous picture of Main Street that Norman Rockwell painted.
Mike GibbonsHOST
24:15
Well, anyway, Joe, uh, has worked in the Norman Rockwell museum for the last 14 years.
Peter LaRochelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
67:55
So Norman Rockwell is natural for including on the Berkshares in that sense, but also Norman Rockwell has a long history in the Berkshires.
Peter LaRochelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
68:02
Hundreds and hundreds of his paintings were made at his studio in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, which is in Berkshire County, just north of Great Barrington.
Peter LaRochelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
68:10
The Norman Rockwell Museum is in Stockbridge, and his legacy plays a really foundational role in Berkshire history, and people often drive down through Stockbridge or even other Berkshire towns and say, "Wow, this town looks like it's straight out of a Norman Rockwell painting." And at least in the town of Stockbridge, that's because it is directly out of a Norman Rockwell painting.
Peter LaRochelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
68:34
So we honor that history by featuring him on the $50 Berkshire, and of course, also honor the themes of his artwork as well, which often centered on, on small town life and the beauty of personal relationships at the local level.
Zaren BurnettHOST
68:50
For the $20 Berkshire note, the Schumacher Center opted to celebrate another famous son of New England, who's also another world-famous American.
Peter LaRochelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:09
We, we hope r- that we played a role in, in changing that perception and getting the town to more actively celebrate his history.
Zaren BurnettHOST
72:17
And lastly, for the $1 Berkshire note, rather than celebrate an individual, the Schumacher Center opted to celebrate a whole community.
Peter LaRochelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:26
It's the only Berkshire that doesn't feature a specific individual, but it does feature a, a, a Stockbridge Mohican.
Peter LaRochelleGUEST
69:42
But also, Norman Rockwell has a long history in the BerkShares.
Peter LaRochelleGUEST
69:45
Hundreds and hundreds of his paintings were made at his studio in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, which is in Berkshire County, just north of Great Barrington.
Peter LaRochelleGUEST
69:53
The Norman Rockwell Museum is in Stockbridge, and his legacy plays a really foundational role in Berkshire history.
Peter LaRochelleGUEST
70:02
And people often drive down through Stockbridge or even other Berkshire towns and say, "Wow, this town looks like it's straight out of a Norman Rockwell painting." And at least in the town of Stockbridge, that's because it is directly out of a Norman Rockwell painting.
Peter LaRochelleGUEST
70:16
So we honor that history by featuring him on the $50 Berkshire, and of course, also honor the themes of his artwork as well, which often centered on, on small town life and the beauty of personal relationships at the local level.
Zaron BurnettHOST
70:33
For the $20 Berkshire note, the Schumacher Center opted to celebrate another famous son of New England, who's also another world-famous American.
Peter LaRochelleGUEST
73:52
We, we hope r- that we played a role in, in changing that perception and getting the town to more actively celebrate his history.
Zaron BurnettHOST
74:00
And lastly, for the $1 Berkshire note, rather than celebrate an individual, the Schumacher Center opted to celebrate a whole community.
Mackenzie PatrickHOST
0:48
It was sometime in late November.
Mackenzie PatrickHOST
0:51
An ill-fated trip to Stockbridge, Massachusetts, where he had gone to school, the son of Woody Guthrie, then an office boy for Harold Leventhal, who would one day be his manager two years later, an iconic hero was born, for it was there, the scene of Alice's Restaurant, that another sordid chapter in the annals of injustice took place.
Mackenzie PatrickHOST
1:23
So here today, folks, on Vital Vision, I bring you Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant.
Mackenzie PatrickHOST
1:30
Here's side one, the Alice's Restaurant Massacre.
Arlo GuthrieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:03
Get in the back of the patrol car, and that's what we did.
Arlo GuthrieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:05
Sat in the back of the patrol car and drove to the quote, scene of the crime, unquote.
Arlo GuthrieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:10
I want to tell you about the town of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, what is happening here.
Arlo GuthrieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:15
They got three stop signs, two police officers and one police car.
SarahGUEST
46:10
You know, we just, w- we weren't allowed to question what we were being taught.
SarahGUEST
46:15
I remember when they, when they told me that I needed to go make my dedication and stuff, I remember going up to this place in, in Stockbridge, Mass, where, where we were living in, and I was up there, and the sun was streaming through the trees, and the wind was lightly blowing, and it was beautiful.
SarahGUEST
46:34
And I was just remember thinking, "I've never felt this kind of peace in one of those cold buildings-
AlissaHOST
46:42
Yep
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
5:47
In 1996, I won a trip for two to Cancun, and I called the travel agent and I said, "I don't wanna go to Cancun.
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
5:53
I wanna go to Rome." And they said yes, and then I was working for the Marian Fathers in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and they said, "Well, while you're in Rome you can stay at our house, and would you like to meet the Pope?" And of course, being a Polish order, they had this connection that was really amazing.
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
6:08
I met John Paul II on October 1st, 1997 for the first time, kept going back to Rome every year, and met him five times over the course of six years.
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
6:18
And so that had a, a deep impact on me.
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
40:21
I wanna go to Rome," and they said yes.
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
40:24
And then I was working for the Marian Fathers in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and they said, "Well, while you're in Rome you can stay at our house, and would you like to meet the Pope?" And of course, being a Polish order, they had this connection that was really amazing.
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
40:37
I met John Paul II on October 1st, 1997 for the first time, kept going back to Rome every year, and met him five times over the course of six years.
Patrick NovecoskyGUEST
40:47
And so that had a, a deep impact on me.
ErinNARRATOR
18:02
The possibilities.
ErinNARRATOR
18:04
Recently, Curtis, who said he was trying not to overextend himself, held a three-day weekend retreat at a yoga center in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
ErinNARRATOR
18:13
The Berkshire's wellness destination kept the headcount at 200.
ErinNARRATOR
18:17
Another 100 joined on livestream.
ErinNARRATOR
18:02
The possibilities.
ErinNARRATOR
18:04
Recently, Curtis, who said he was trying not to overextend himself, held a three-day weekend retreat at a yoga center in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
ErinNARRATOR
18:13
The Berkshire's wellness destination kept the headcount at 200.
ErinNARRATOR
18:17
Another 100 joined on livestream.
Anthony GramlichHOST
0:00
Hello, I'm Fr.
Anthony GramlichHOST
0:01
Anthony Gramlich from the Marians of the Immaculate Conception in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Anthony GramlichHOST
0:05
Welcome to Mercy Moments Bible Study, a weekly practical guide on the Divine Mercy Catholic Bible, where we take the lessons from the Bible and apply it to our daily lives.
Anthony GramlichHOST
0:15
For this week's passage, please welcome novice Marciana, reading from 1 Corinthians 3, verses 11-15.

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