Podcasts
Podcasts
Saturday, January 7, 202301/07/2023
THE Cambridge Connection Ep 67
WHAT WERE YOUR FAVORITE EPISODES OF 2022? HERE ARE OURS!
It wouldn’t be any fun if we shared our favorite episodes in writing, would it? That’s why we’re keeping this episode description short and sweet! Tune in and hear how Gordon and Tinamarie each picked their 2 favorite shows and ironically, they were the perfect match of topics.
Friday, January 6, 202301/06/2023
The Afternoon Buzz 1.6.2023 – Tracy Kidder & Dr. Megan Harvey
Tracy Kidder to discuss his latest book, Rough Sleepers. The Good Thing with Jeff Napolitano speaking with Dr. Megan Harvey, Epidemiologist from Springfield College and maintainer of the NoHo/Easthampton COVID dashboard
Thursday, January 5, 202301/05/2023
The Afternoon Buzz 1.5.23 – Professor Sukesh Aghara & professor and cellist Wayne Smith
Brian Adams with Sukesh Aghara discussing nuclear fusion. Take Five with Glenn Seigel and Shelburne Falls cellist Wayne Smith.
Thursday, January 5, 202301/05/2023
Panorama – Episode 64 – Tiarra Fisher & Rachel Katz on the Opioid Crisis
In Panorama
Here’s the full episode with Rachel Katz, the Director of Addiction Services for the Community Health Center of Franklin County, and Tiarra Fisher, a coordinator for the Opioid Task Force, talking about the National Institutes of Health’s HEAL Initiative. The study comes with a $500,000 grant for the Opioid Task Force to spend in the communities of Greenfield, Montague, Athol and Orange to assess how community-based interventions can reduce overdose deaths.
Thursday, January 5, 202301/05/2023
Northampton’s Cornucopia
In The Western Mass. Business Show
Nate Clifford talks about the ups and downs of purchasing a 40-year-old business in 2019 and how it has shaped his life over the past 3 years. Family, kids, customers, sobriety and non, and more are all discussed in this cornucopia of a conversation.
Thursday, January 5, 202301/05/2023
Representing Us
In Bill Newman
1/5: In the legislature: we talk to State Senator Jo Comerford about the politics of the state and the nation and her priorities for this legislative session. In the courts: we speak to Attorney Alan Rubin about his just-completed 50 years as a public defender.
Thursday, January 5, 202301/05/2023
THE Cambridge Connection Ep 66
WE STUDY EVERY OTHER PART OF THE BODY FOR MEDICAL CLUES, SO WHY NOT THE IRIS?
If you never heard of Iridology don’t worry, neither had Gordon or Tinamarie. It appears (pardon the pun) that Iridology is a gentle, non-invasive way of identifying inherited strengths and weaknesses in a person’s body. We’ve all heard the proverb that our eyes are the window to our soul, well maybe that’s not so farfetched. Guest Sunshine Beesom is an Iridologist who is certified in the field of Iridology and is able, so we are told, to discover underlying physical and emotional issues, predispositions and hereditary aspects based on the Iris (the color part) of the eye. Visit Discover What Iridology Can Do For You… 617-637-6672 (whatisiridology.com)
Wednesday, January 4, 202301/04/2023
The Afternoon Buzz 1.4.23 – Meg Ryan, Maureen O’Reilly, Elliot Escurra & Ariel Brooks
During the first-half of the show, Buz talks to Meg Ryan, Public Health Nurse at the Franklin Regional Council of Governments, Maureen O’Reilly, Health Educator / Epidemiologist, and Elliot Escurra, registered nurse for FRCOG. On The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati, she talks to Ariel Brooks about creating a restaurant cooperative in Ashfield (MA).
Wednesday, January 4, 202301/04/2023
Professors Michael
In Bill Newman
Professor of Peace and World Security Studies Michael Klare, who also is the Defense Correspondent for the Nation Magazine, on the War in Ukraine; Law Professor Michael Meltsner, who also is a death penalty defense attorney, on yesterday’s execution of a trans woman in Missouri; then, Cool Films with Larry Hott on “American Justice on Trial,” the untold story behind the murder trial of Black Panther leader Huey Newton, and “38 at the Garden,” on NBA trailblazer, Jeremy Lin.
Tuesday, January 3, 202301/03/2023
Mayors Monday Tuesday
In Bill Newman
1/3: Crime and Punishment with attorney John Pucci—sentencing for the Varsity Blues mastermind, Rich Singer, is tomorrow. We also speak with Northampton Mayor Gina Loise Sciarra about the Resilience Center, alternatives to policing, and the city’s plans to combat climate change.
