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Thursday, August 25, 202208/25/2022

Jess Tyler Talks W/Psychic Medium Matt Fraser

In The Valley This Morning w/Jess Tyler

Part 2 of Jess’s conversation with psychic medium Matt Fraser about what happens when we die and his new book “We Never Die, Secrets of the Afterlife”.

Thursday, August 25, 202208/25/2022

Jess Tyler Talks W/Psychic Medium Matt Fraser

In The Valley This Morning w/Jess Tyler

Jess Tyler talks with American psychic medium Matt Fraser about what happens when we die and his new book “We Never Die, Secrets of the Afterlife”.

Thursday, August 25, 202208/25/2022

Meet Governor’s Council candidate Jeff Morneau

In Bill Newman

Wednesday, August 24, 202208/24/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 8.24.22 – Rep Paul Mark & Capp on the Interesting Thing with Nan Parati

In The Afternoon Buzz

State Rep Paul Mark talks to Buz and Justin Capps on with Nan Parati

Wednesday, August 24, 202208/24/2022

A threatened democracy is the U.S.’s highest concern

In Bill Newman

8.24.22 Josh Silver from Represent.us guest hosts and talks elections with Mark McKinnon from Showtime’s “The Circus.” digital disinformation with Kelsey Suter from GQR and masks in Northampton schools with Greg Schwartz

Tuesday, August 23, 202208/23/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 8.23.22 – Greenfield Community College President Michelle Schutt

In The Afternoon Buzz

Greenfield Community College President Michelle Schutt is on for the full hour to discuss the challenges and prospects of community college,

Tuesday, August 23, 202208/23/2022

Wingenbach to School

In Bill Newman

8/23: Edward Wingenbach, President of Hampshire College; Doug Selwyn, author of “The Center of All Possibilities: Transforming Education for Our Children’s Future.”

Monday, August 22, 202208/22/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 8.22.22 – Economist Rick Wolff & Greenfield Mayor Roxanne Wedegartner

In The Afternoon Buzz

Professor Richard Wolff on Capitalism as a secular religion. Greenfield Mayor Roxanne Wedegartner on city’s water supply and school’s new cell phone policy.

Monday, August 22, 202208/22/2022

On the censure of a Greenfield councilor

In Bill Newman

8/22: Mayors Monday with Greenfield Mayor Roxanne Wedegartner on back to school and covid, West-East rail, a city councilor censured, and police issues; Black in the Valley on the Amherst detention of bipoc youth on July 5 (the “You have no rights” incident) with Rev. Dr. Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks, Professor Carlie Tartakov, Amherst at-large Town Councilor Ellisha Walker, Executive Director of Citizens for Juvenile Justice, Attorney Leon Smith, and Chair of the Progressive Coalition of Amherst, Pat Ononibaku.

Saturday, August 20, 202208/20/2022

Cannabis Accounting

In The Western Mass. Business Show

8.20.22 Tara Brewster talks with Charlotte Cathro from Cathro LLC about accounting when it comes to cannabis.

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