Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Tuesday, August 30, 202208/30/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 8.30.22 – Buz talks Labor Day & Kimberly Karlin, Director of Amherst Leisure’s winter play, The Little Mermaid.

In The Afternoon Buzz

Buz talks Labor Day . Playbill with Jackie Walsh and Kimberly Karlin, Director of Amherst Leisure’s winter play, The Little Mermaid.

Tuesday, August 30, 202208/30/2022

Taking time to remember

In Bill Newman

8/30: State Representative Mindy Domb on observances: COVID Remembrance Day and Overdose Awareness Day; Monte and David Boles on the Source to Sea Clean-up.

Monday, August 29, 202208/29/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 8.29.22 – Rep Tami Gouveia for Lt Mass & Megan Zinn, talkin’ whaddya-streaming? with Jenny Hansell and Tommy O’Connor

In The Afternoon Buzz

Dr. Tami Gouveia of Acton, candidate for Democratic nomination for Lt. Governor. Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Zinn, talkin’ whaddya-streaming? with Jenny Hansell and Tommy O’Connor.

Monday, August 29, 202208/29/2022

The Niagara Project

In Bill Newman

Saturday, August 27, 202208/27/2022

THE Cambridge Connection Ep 48

In The Cambridge Connection

Inflation ISN’T A New Concept and Which Will Go First, You or Your Money?

If you think inflation is only a recent phenomenon, John Mayock, a financial and investment adviser representative for One Boston Financial Group and Equity Services joins Gordon to discuss the history of inflation, along with how he helps his clients align their assets with their goals to protect the things they can’t afford to lose and of course he’ll touch upon the old adage, ‘What’s going to last longer, me or the money”.

Friday, August 26, 202208/26/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 8.26.22 – Linda Desjardins from Greenfield Community College & Andrea Campbell running for AG of Massachusetts

In The Afternoon Buzz

GCC Financial Aid Director Linda Desjardins discusses President Biden’s student loan reduction measure. Andrea Campbell running for the Democratic nomination to be Attorney General of Massachusetts.

Friday, August 26, 202208/26/2022

Panorama – Episode 56 – Dusty Christensen on the Holyoke Police Department

In Panorama

Originally aired on August 27, 2022. Dan and Sarah talk to The Daily Hampshire Gazette’s Dusty Christensen about his reporting on the Holyoke Police Department.

Friday, August 26, 202208/26/2022

Panorama – Episode 55 – Westfield State Professor George Michael on the Far Right in America

In Panorama

Originally aired on August 20, 2022. Dan and Sarah talk to Westfield State professor George Michael about Curtis Yarvin and the rise of the Far Right in America.

Erena Terakubo

Thursday, August 25, 202208/25/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 8.25.22 – Brian Adams with Russ Vernon-Jones & Take Five with Ruth Griggs and sax player Erena Terakubo

In The Afternoon Buzz

Sustainability correspondent Brian Adams with Russ Vernon-Jones discussing the work of Climate Action. Take Five with Ruth Griggs and sax player Erena Terakubo performing with the Green Street Trio Tuesday 8/30 at The Drake.

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