Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Luke & Bill Newman

Friday, October 6, 202310/06/2023

2 MTA Leaders, 1 Astronomer, 2 Artists, 1 E.D., & 2 Newmans

In Talk The Talk

10/6/23: MTA ‘s leaders Max Page & Deb McCarthy on MCAS & Cherish; Hampshire College prof. Salman Hameed — live from the New Mexico space launch site; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis & SCMA’s Emma Chubb on visual artist Deborah Jack; Clare Higgins, Community Action E.D., on $ for home heating; Mauritian Kenny Newman on climate change, the U.S. Navy base, and his last name.

Friday, October 6, 202310/06/2023

The Hustler Files Ep 36

In The Hustler Files

BEHIND THE WALL THERE IS HOPE

To understand the healing and opportunity behind the wall in the Franklin County Jail in Massachusetts, one must only sit with those who are serving time despite their confinement. The Franklin County Jail may be a rural jail, but the programs for the incarcerated men and women, whether they be serving short- or long-term sentences, offer stability, connection and a pathway to a brighter future when they return to the community. It takes a village of compassionate and educated individuals to ensure that the various programs within the jail are offered to the incarcerated population based on the needs of the incarcerated individual to assist in their recovery and forward movement before reentering the community.

Maria Rivera

Friday, October 6, 202310/06/2023

Western Mass Business Show on 9.30.23 — Maria Rivera, executive director of Hospice of the Fisher Home, and Dina Stander, Fisher Home Board member

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Maria Rivera, RN, BSN, executive director of Hospice of the Fisher Home, and Dina Stander, Fisher Home Board member, were my guests this week. Whether they are serving parties in their 9 bed home in Amherst or coming to places in the community that need their services HOTFH is here for your end of life compassionate care.
Currently in a capital campaign called Keep Us Rooted they are looking for 500,000 to make crucial upgrades to their facility and appliances.
Check out their shop at 6 University Drive to support their efforts through thrifting. Go now and go back often. You won’t be sorry you did. Win win capitalism.

Thursday, October 5, 202310/05/2023

Chaos & Mist

In Talk The Talk

10/05/23: Rep. Jim McGovern on the D.C. clown show; Atty John Pucci on the impending GA trial of Trump alleged co-conspirators; Rev. Andrea Ayvazian & Quaker activist George Lakey (“Dancing with History: A Life for Peace and Justice”); Brian Adams with Smith College’s Paul Wetzel on our environment going nuts; Glenn Seigel with superstar musician Mat Maneri.

Wednesday, October 4, 202310/04/2023

Speakerless, Hardly Speechless

In Talk The Talk

10/04/23: We ask DA David Sullivan about Kevin McCarthy, Trump’s gag order and the Rintala murder trial; Cool Films with Larry Hott on “Judy Blume Forever” and “Periodical”; Dusty Christensen on broadband monopolies vs municipal ownership; Wayfinders CEO Keith Fairey & FRCOG Director Linda Dunlavy on affordable housing here now.

Interlink Publisher Michele Moushabeck and pianist Carli Muñoz

Tuesday, October 3, 202310/03/2023

In Our Schools; In My Room

In Talk The Talk

10/3/23: Linda Post — Paradise City Arts Festival; Brave Schools with ARHS’ Samantha Camera & Tony McAleer(“A Cure for Hate: A White Supremacist’s Journey…”); Title IX report on Amherst schools with activists Ali Wicks-Lim, MJ. Shwartz & Amy Cronin-Dicaprio; Interlink Publisher Michele Moushabeck and pianist Carli Muñoz (“A Fool’s Journey: to the Beach Boys and Beyond”).

Tuesday, October 3, 202310/03/2023

Anxiety

In Talk The Talk

10/2/23: Jo Newman and Morgan Walsh on “Anxiety Addict’ Bedtime Stories.” Northampton Mayor GL Sciarra and City Planner Carolyn Misch on the Main Street Design. Professor Bruce Miller on the Supreme Court’s sharp right turns. Megan Zinn with Mt. Holyoke Prof. Mara Breen on children & reading.

Lisa Wong, Tim Nelson, Paul Bockelman

Friday, September 29, 202309/29/2023

S. Hadley Party. Amherst Update & Fate Is Still Unlearned w/ Colin and the MTA

In Talk The Talk

9/29/23: Schools with MTA’s Max Page and Mass Budget’s Colin Jones; Peggy Gillespie on “Authentic Selves: Celebrating Trans and Nonbinary People & Their Families.” Donnabelle Casis & Ebbie Russell on “Topographies at 50.” Showcase South Hadley with town leaders John Anz, Ira Brezinski, & Lisa Wong. OMG Amherst! Town Mgr. Paul Bockelman & Fire Chief Ira Nelson.

Thursday, September 28, 202309/28/2023

Legal Therapy with the ACLU Doctor & All That Jazz

In Talk The Talk

9/28/23: ACLU Mass. E.D. Carol Rose on cases now before SCOTUS: guns, voting rights & abortion; Rev. Carole Bull & filmmaker Amber Bemak share a story of magic & mental health; PREVIEW! the Northampton Jazz Fest. with Pres. Ruth Griggs, producer Nate Gowen, drummer Molly Plaisted, & guitarist & bandleader Rich Goldstein — all Jazz Strutters.

Wednesday, September 27, 202309/27/2023

Schools and Sex

In Talk The Talk

9/27/23: Gwen Agna, N’hmptn School Comm. member at-large & reelection candidate; Dr. Jane Fleishman on sex ed. in schools; Brian Adams with Eliot Schrefer on “Queer Ducks (and Other Animals): The Natural World of Animal Sexuality.” Alison Berman, Director of Girls on the Run.

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