10/7/26, Co-Host — Brian Adams
The rape case at Cornell. District Attorney David Sullivan explains how such a case is and has been handled here. We also discuss sexual abuse in the Catholic diocese and criminal and civil liability.
Happy 150th(!) birthday, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. We celebrate with Tricia Paik, Director, and Emily Wood, Ass’t Curator, and take a 5,000-year walk through its collection, tease out their favorites among the 18,000(!) pieces in its permanent collection and then focus on women artists whose work is on display.
Trump Administration v. our most vulnerable friends, neighbors, and colleagues. We speak with Angelina Ramirez, CEO of Stavros Center for Independent Living, about the world as experienced by people with disabilities and helping them stay out of nursing homes.
Keep art alive! Larry Hott, Board member of Massachusetts Humanities, and Jillian Morgan, Development Director, on how and why the creative economy works here and creates community.
