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Daniel Cantor Yalowitz

Tuesday, January 3, 202301/03/2023

Afternoon Buzz 1.3.23 – Daniel Yalowitz and Wid Perry from the Greenfield Human Rights Commission

In The Afternoon Buzz

Daniel Yalowitz and Wid Perry to the current issues surrounding the Greenfield Human Rights Commission.

Friday, December 30, 202212/30/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 12.30.22 – Archguitarist Peter Blanchette & Fair Play with Duke Goldman

In The Afternoon Buzz

Take Five with Ruth Griggs and archguitarist Peter Blanchette. Fair Play with Duke Goldman talking about The Year In Fair Play: And the Year to Come

Friday, December 30, 202212/30/2022

HAPPY NEWS YEAR!

In Bill Newman

12/30: Teachers Ass’n President Max Page shares his top-ten of 2022 list. Then, LIVE in the studio, First Night performers — the indomitable icon of our local music scene, Ray Mason and local singer-songwriter Lisa Baston –what a magnificent and beautiful voice! Followed by Donnabelle Casis’s ArtBeat with museum curator Maggie North—playing cards with Salvador Dali –talk about surreal.

Wishing a happy, healthy, and peaceful new year to all our listeners with heartfelt thanks for your generous support, comments, suggestions and love. And abundant thanks, too, to everyone at WHMP who make this show possible five days a week from the Barbara Kuschka Studio.

Thursday, December 29, 202212/29/2022

The Bad Axe and the Good Ax

In Bill Newman

12/29: Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Larry Hott with two enthusiastic recommendations for you: “The Good Axe” and “All That Breathes.” Then, LIVE in our studio, archguitarist Peter Blanchette and Northampton Art Council Events Producer Steve Sanderson—we preview First Night.

Wednesday, December 28, 202212/28/2022

MUSIC AND SEX MATTERS

In Bill Newman

12/28: First, an amazing and beautiful in-studio performance by Western Mass. Singer-songwriter and First Night performer, Wallace Field. Then, sex educator, Sr. Jane Fleishman, gives us — Bill, Dan Torres Natalia Munoz and listeners — a year-end quiz to see if we have been paying attention in 2022.

Tuesday, December 27, 202212/27/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 12.27.22 – Buz and Dan chat about COVID and the conspiracy to kidnap Michigan gov and Ann Steinhauser of Amherst

In The Afternoon Buzz

Buz and Dan chat about COVID-19 and the conviction of two men of conspiring to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in 2020. Playbill with Jackie Walsh with Ann Steinhauser of Amherst. She is the costumer for The Little Mermaid and has been hard at work making lobster claws and mermaid tails.
Amherst Community Theater is putting on the show in January.

Tuesday, December 27, 202212/27/2022

THE Cambridge Connection Ep 65

In The Cambridge Connection

A FINAL TRIBUTE TO FRIEND AND GUEST GORDON CORSETTI

In show #33 Gordy and Tinamarie spoke with Gordon Corsetti, Founder of the Speaker Series and Blog, Mental Agility (mentallyagile.com), Gordon Corsetti was brutally honest about his lifelong struggle with depression and how struggling with mental illness put him in debt to the tune of $112,000. To listen to him speak of his life changing epiphany, career reboot and ability to pay off all his debts would leave you thinking he had finally left his past in the rearview mirror. Sadly, Gordon Corsetti lost his battle with depression around Thanksgiving, 2022. This show is a tribute to Gordon Corsetti, along with a conversation with mental health experts from Mira Vista Behavioral Health of Holyoke Mass. Gordon Corsetti was a courageous person who shared his struggles in hopes of helping others. If you or anyone you know is contemplating suicide, the new National suicide and crisis hotline is 988.

Tuesday, December 27, 202212/27/2022

THE Cambridge Connection Ep 64

In The Cambridge Connection

CRYPTO CURRENCY IS DEFINITELY GETTING A BAD RAP, BUT IS IT REALLY THAT BAD?

Back in March, Episodes #25 and #26, Ben Noble, Crypto Marketing Expert, joined Gordy and Tinamarie to ‘dumb down’ what Crypto is, how it works and other basic Crypto information. With the collapse of FTX Crypto, Ben Noble is back to delve into how this $32 Billion-dollar crypto exchange came to such a demise, and how the future of Crypto can survive and be reshaped.

Tuesday, December 27, 202212/27/2022

Is the Mayor Appealing?

In Bill Newman

12/27: On this Mayor’s Monday we ask Greenfield’s Mayor about the city’s recently filed appeal of the $1million verdict against the city and its police department for race discrimination in a hiring decision. Then, performing LIVE in the studio—Thrasher Wheat, the Neil Young cover band, Mike Jennings, Chris Jennings, Mike Parham, and a preview of First Night with Peter McQuillan from the Northampton Arts Council.

Andrea Ayvazian

Friday, December 23, 202212/23/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 12.23.22 – Rev Andrea Ayvazian & South Hadley teacher Myra Lam

In The Afternoon Buzz

Rev Andrea Ayvazian on the state of peace and social justice. The Good Thing with Jeff Napolitano with Amherst Ed President Meka Magee, and South Hadley teacher Myra Lam

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