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OFF THE BURNER AND CHESTNUTS
Bob Heiss brings back the staple of holidays of the past, the American chestnut. Bob gives holiday recipe tips. Take a listen and find out the best, and easiest, way to roast them.
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OFF THE BURNER AND OLIVE OIL TASTING!
Bob Heiss brought in extraordinary olive oils from Italy, France and Greece. Join him for a quick trip across the taste buds with these golden gems.
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ACLU Minute: November 20, 2009
A Transportation Security Administration screener at Logan Airport is highly regarded, described by his supervisor as hard-working and loyal. So why did the TSA want to fire him?
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ACLU Minute: November 20, 2009
Can one of those TSA airport screeners have your locked up and interrogated because something in your carry-on luggage, which has nothing to do with airline safety, makes them suspicious?
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/20/09
Live from Serio's Market, where customers are friends and friends are customers! We talk to Gary about turkeys, and Sarah Smith from Safe Passage has some updates about the Hot Chocolate Run. Kat Dunn talks about the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaignan
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WHMP Morning News: Dominc Slowey
Maqssachusetts Charter Public School Association Spokesman Dominic Slowey reacts to a Senate bill that he says could threaten funding for charter schools
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WHMP Morning News: John Scibak
Second Hampshire State Rep. John Scibak reacts to Governor Patrick's decision to cut the commonwealth's "payment in lieu of taxes" program, which reimburses cities and towns that house state-owned land
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WHMP Morning News: Jeff Singleton
Gill-Montague School Committee member Jeff Singleton reveals a somewhat intricate political plan to force the state to work with the district to solve its financial problems
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/19/09
It's a simulcast live remote broadcast radiothon extravaganza! We're coming to you live from Whole Foods Market in Hadley, along with Monte Belmonte from our sibling station 93.9 WRSI the River, raising money for the Food Bank of Western Mass.
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/18/09
Is the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife feeling ignored? Do they need some attention? Kitty Callaghan of the Northampton Living Wage Coalition stops by to talk about their new resolution which is about to be taken up by Northampton's City Council. A
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/17/09
Swine flu survivor Chris Collins talks about WHMP's upcoming forum on the issues around H1N1 (and thankfully does not go into gruesome detail about his ordeal). Sarah Buttenwieser wonders why women were sacrificed for health care. And Nancy Talanian of
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/16/09
We're broadcasting from the surface of the sun! There's something wrong with the heat in the building. Luckily, Planning Director Wayne Feiden is used to taking heat. He talks about some of the latest hot button issues in town. Also, Chris Rohmann and
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/13/09
Happy Friday the 13th! No bad luck here - we've got people bringing us chocolate! We chat to the organizers of the 16th Annual Chocolate Dessert Buffet & Silent Auction. Also Mary Serreze of Northampton Media talks about her vision for new media in Nor
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/12/09
Barney Frank is getting an award from area Democrats - we talk to some of them about why. Also, Lexie Barnes comes in to talk Twist - the coolest craft fair around. Finally, Jeannine Haas and Julie Waggoner are getting up to some mischief onstage....
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ACLU Minute: November 12, 2009
Since 2008, the state of South Carolina has been issuing licence plates that show an image of a cross, in front of a stand glass window, along with the words "I believe."
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ACLU Minute: November 12, 2009
A United States Supreme Court Justice gives a speech at a high school assembly. So, for sure, the high school paper can report on what the justice said, right?
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/11/09
Happy Veteran's Day. We talk to Bill Scher about the stupid Stupak amendment on the Health Care Reform Bill, and to Jaime Michaels and director Wendy Jo Carlton about the Out! for Reel Film series upcoming screening of Wendy Jo's film "Hannah Free."
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/10/09
We're broadcasting live from the Hampshire Regional YMCA, talking about the Mayor Higgins Hot Chocolate Run to Benefit Safe Passage. We learn about how the race orgaziners have violated the laws of physics, how the Northampton Brewery is gonna get chocol
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/9/09
"Rhymes with Orange" cartoonist Hilary Price brings us a gift, and Steve Sauter is looking forward to explosions - at least on the big screen.
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/6/09
DON'T go to the Arts and Industry Building for Open Studios this weekend. It's next weekend. Hilary Price will fill us in Monday. In the meantime, we talk to musician Chris Smither about travel and the smell of burning leaves, and WGBY General Manager R
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ACLU Minute: November 5, 2009
Let's say a US health organization wants to have a conference to plan for the future fight against AIDS. Obviously, some people who are HIV-positive would attend. So, can you hold that conference in America?
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ACLU Minute: November 5, 2009
A newspaper reporter promises a whistle-blower or another source that he will keep his identity secret, but then a prosecutor subpoenas the reporter to a grand jury or a trial and demands that the reporter reveal his source. What happens?
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/5/09
Bill and Jaz get popped on a glass of cider each when cider makers Terry Maloney and Charlie Olchowski come in to talk about this weekend's Cider Days event.
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OFF THE BURNER AND CIDER DAYS!
Cider Days goes on this weekend with tours and pressings and, best of all, tastings of local hard ciders. If you can't get out and enjoy the best the season has to offer, draw yourself a pint and sit down with Bob Heiss as he interviews Judith and Terry
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/4/09
We do a post-election breakdown with Liberal Oasis host Bill Scher, and re-elected Northampton Mayor Clare Higgins.
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Pro Bono: Oct. 31, 2009
Pro Bono. Part 1. Not just the name of the show. It means that you need some free law advice and that you're really, really into the lead singer of U2.
Special Guest: Registrar of Probate Dave Sullivan
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Bill Dwight Show - 11/3/09
It's election day! Get out and vote! Do it for Daily Hampshire Gazette reporter Bob Flaherty, who thinks he should still be allowed to vote in Northampton, despite not living here anymore. We also talk to Michael Shuman, author of "The Small-Mart Revol
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