Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Thursday, November 10, 202211/10/2022

The Room Where It Happens

In Bill Newman

11/10: Sut Jhally, Exec. Dir., Media Education Project, Betsy Speeter and Elliot Fratkin on the new Frances Crowe, Greg Speeter and Marty Nathan Community Meeting Room and Sunday’s dedication ceremony featuring Senator Jo Comerford; Beit Ahavah, Florence’s reform synagogue, Rabbi Riqi Kosovske, and Tovah Lazaroff, from the Jerusalem Post, on the politics of Israel and the United States.

Bruce Miller

Wednesday, November 9, 202211/09/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.9.22 – Professor Bruce Miller Recaps Election Night & Professor Carter Carter

In The Afternoon Buzz

Professor Bruce Miller joins Buz and Dan to recap last night’s election results. And Nan Parati talks to Ashfield resident, activist, and professor Carter Carter.

Wednesday, November 9, 202211/09/2022

The results are (almost) in

In Bill Newman

11/9: Our local election coverage continues. Also, Cool Films with Florence-based Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, Larry Hott.

Tuesday, November 8, 202211/08/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.8.22 – Tara Jacobs running for Governor’s Council District 8 & Dan and Buzz talk about Massachusetts ballot

In The Afternoon Buzz

Tara Jacobs running for Governor’s Council District 8 & Dan and Buzz banter about election night in Massachusetts.

Tuesday, November 8, 202211/08/2022

Young@Heart is Over The Hill

In Bill Newman

11/8: The Young@Heart Chorus with founder/director Bob Cilman on the upcoming 40th anniversary show, starring — and with us in the studio– Dora Morrow (who is 100) and Helen Boston (who is 92).

Tuesday, November 8, 202211/08/2022

Panorama – Episode 60 – Grace Bannasch, Shutesbury’s Town Clerk

In Panorama

Dan Torres and Sarah Robertson talk to Grace Bannasch, Shutesbury’s Town Clerk about local elections and frivolous records requests,

Monday, November 7, 202211/07/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.7.22 – Professor Bruce Miller, Buz, and Dan talk politics & Writer’s Block with writer Archer Mayor

In The Afternoon Buzz

Law Professor Emeritus Bruce Miller, Dan, & Buz chat about tomorrow’s elections. Writer’s Block with Megan Zinn and Brattleboro-based mystery writer Archer Mayor.

Monday, November 7, 202211/07/2022

“Yes” to the Fourth Power

In Bill Newman

11//7: State Senator Jo Comerford on the elections. ACLU of Massachusetts Field Director Laura Rotolo on Ballot Question 4.

Saturday, November 5, 202211/05/2022

THE Cambridge Connection Ep 58

In The Cambridge Connection

INSURANCE, INSURANCE, INSURANCE

Insurance isn’t always top of mind until you need it! Homeowner, renter, life, short term and long-term disability are just some of what everyone should have, but the reality is most don’t, unless it’s mandatory, like with a mortgage. Justin Doyle, Wealth Management Advisor for Quinn Wealth Management, and Certified Insurance Agent with New York Life Insurance, shares his thoughts on getting the right insurance coverage, because the adage of ‘better to be safe than sorry’ is most definitely true.

Saturday, November 5, 202211/05/2022

Beat Burnout

In The Western Mass. Business Show

11.2.22 Tara Brewster talks with Jim Young author of a new book about beating burnout called “Expansive Intimacy”

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