On this episode of Notable New England, we’re talking about the power of music, community, and showing up for one another in times of crisis. Fair warning, there is a curse word used to describe the theme of a song at 30:58 and 31:12 .

My guest, Janet Feld—a beloved New England musician with deep ties to Kerr County, Texas—has organized a benefit concert at Club Passim in Cambridge to support flood relief efforts in Central Texas following the devastating July 4th floods. She’s bringing together fellow New England musicians for an unforgettable night of music and generosity, proving that community has no borders.

We also talk about her upcoming new album dropping this September, the stories behind her songs, and why acts of kindness, near and far, matter now more than ever.

If you love folk music, community stories, or learning how artists use their craft for change, this episode is for you.

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