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Thursday, January 12, 202301/12/2023

Financial Fitness w/The Money Doctor, Dr. Frances Rahaim 1.7 Pt. 2

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

Dr. Frances Rahaim and Jess Tyler talk about the obstacles to overcome to get to retirement!

Thursday, January 12, 202301/12/2023

Financial Fitness w/The Money Doctor, Dr. Frances Rahaim Pt. 1

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

Dr. Frances Rahaim and Jess Tyler talk about the obstacles to overcome to get to retirement!

Thursday, January 12, 202301/12/2023

We Remember

In Bill Newman

1/11: Twenty-one years ago on this date, the United States opened the Guantanamo Bay prison; we speak with Buz Eisenberg, defense attorney for Guantanamo Bay detainees, Nancy Talanian, Founder and Director of No More Guantanamos, and Bruce Miller, professor emeritus of constitutional law. Then, we commemorate and honor the lives of Sherry Morton, 23, and her son Cedric Seabrooks, age 18 months, who were murdered in Northampton on this date 30 years ago; we speak with Cedric’s godfather, Michael Quinlan, and hear about efforts to combat domestic violence with the Executive Director of the Children’s Advocacy Center, Kara McElhone. On our final segment Florence-based, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, Larry Hott, reviews one of the best documentaries he has ever seen, “Last Flight Home.”

Wednesday, January 11, 202301/11/2023

The Afternoon Buzz 1.11.23 – Free Speech for People John Bonifaz & Gitmo attorneys and activists Beth Jacob, Marc Falkoff, Nancy Talanian

In The Afternoon Buzz

Free Speech for People President John Bonifaz to reflect on 2022. Guantanamo Anniversary with Gitmo attorneys and activists Beth Jacob, Marc Falkoff, Nancy Talanian,

Tuesday, January 10, 202301/10/2023

Far Right

In Bill Newman

1/10: We begin by talking sports with Duke Goldman – the Red Sox’s and Yankees’ $300 million signings and consideration of Damar Hamlin and the endorsement and promotion of violence by the National Football League. Then, “Preparing for War: The Extremist History of White Christian Nationalism and What Comes Next” –we speak with the author, Bradley Onishi.

Tuesday, January 10, 202301/10/2023

Mayors Monday

In Bill Newman

Mayors Monday with Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia on the Healey-Driscoll administration, schools and receivership, and East-West and North-South rail. Then, Black in the Valley with Rev. Dr. Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks, Professor Carlie Tartakov, and – coming to the Parlor Room in Northampton on January 14 with his band — the inspiring musician, blogger and advocate Mtali Banda.

Tuesday, January 10, 202301/10/2023

Education and Artemis

In Bill Newman

1/6: “Your State U.” with Massachusetts Teachers Association President, Max Page on the new legislative session; “Salman Hameed’s Universe” with Hampshire College professor and astronomer Salman Hameed on China, the U.S., competition and dangers in space, the moon, and Artemis; “ArtBeat” with Donnabelle Casis and Cynthia Fisher.

Stephen Bryla the owner of Go With the Float

Tuesday, January 10, 202301/10/2023

Go With the Float

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Stephen Bryla the owner of Go With the Float in the Keystone Building in Easthampton shares how he started making waves in the region by using epsom salt. Why cold baths, heat, and sailing away might make you rethink your health regimen. Join us to learn more about how GWTF might be a good fit for your body and mind.

Tuesday, January 10, 202301/10/2023

Afternoon Buzz 1.10.2023 – State Senator Paul Mark & Immigration Expert, Attorney Dan Berger

In The Afternoon Buzz

Senator Paul Mark discusses the new Massachusetts Legislative session. Dan H. Berger, Partner at Curran Berger & Kludt Immigration Law discusses immigration and Biden’s immigration policy.

Bruce Miller

Monday, January 9, 202301/09/2023

Afternoon Buzz 1.9.23 – Changes to the Electoral Count Act & The violent attack on Brazilian democracy

In The Afternoon Buzz

First Monday with Constitutional law Professor Bruce Miller talks about the changes to the Electoral Count Act. And Dr. Bernardo Sorj of the Edelstein Center for Social Research in Rio discusses the violent attack on Brazilian democracy.

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