Podcasts

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CRESS Earl Miller

Friday, July 29, 202207/29/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.29.22 – Fair Play with the Duke & The Director of CRESS Earl Miller

In The Afternoon Buzz

Fair Play with Duke Goldman discusses the troublesome ownership of Daniel Snyder. On the second half of the show, Dan and Buzz talk to Earl Miller, the Director of Community Responders for Equity, Safety & Service (CRESS) in Amherst (MA).

Friday, July 29, 202207/29/2022

Meet Governor’s Council Candidate Michael Fenton

In Bill Newman

7/29: Michael Fenton, candidate for Governor’s Council; Max Page, MTA President, on the union victory at Trader Joe’s in Hadley and new polling on the Fair Share Amendment.

John_Jorgenson

Thursday, July 28, 202207/28/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.28.22 – Blanche Derby & Ruth Griggs and Al Blankenship talk to John Jorgenson

In The Afternoon Buzz

Brian Adams chats with local forager Blanche Derby. On Take 5, Ruth Griggs and Al Blankenship talk to John Jorgenson about gypsy jazz and his performance tonight at Bombyx Center for Arts and Equity.

Thursday, July 28, 202207/28/2022

Under The Dome of Beacon Hill

In Bill Newman

7/28: State Representative Mindy Domb –so much news from Beacon Hill; Congressman Jim McGovern—so much news from Capitol Hill.

Wednesday, July 27, 202207/27/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.27.22 – Mayor Roxann Wedegartner & Hope Hutchings

In The Afternoon Buzz

Buz returns to the show to talk to Mayor Roxann Wedegartner about policing and marijuana in Greenfield. The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati has on Hope Hutchings, who works in creative music strategies for Paramount.

Wednesday, July 27, 202207/27/2022

Meet Lt. Governor Candidate Eric Lesser

In Bill Newman

7/27: State Senator Eric Lesser on his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor and the Boston Globe story about one of his opponents being backed by a Republican super-PAC. Then, Sex Matters with Dr. Jane Fleishman and Natalia Munoz—there’s a quiz!

Tuesday, July 26, 202207/26/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.26.22 – Paul Spector, Organizing the Electorate & Ezekiel Baskin, director of Grail Knights

In The Afternoon Buzz

Paul Spector – Organizing the Electorate. Playbill with Jackie Walsh talks to Ezekiel Baskin director of Grail Knights: An Immersive Play.

Tuesday, July 26, 202207/26/2022

How the rich stay rich and keep the poor poor

In Bill Newman

7/26: Chuck Collins, ISP’s Director of Program on Inequality and the Common Good, on billionaires in Massachusetts, the Fair Share Amendment, and hoarding wealth. Ko Festival’s “Ballad of a Land Man” with Artistic Director Sabrina Hamilton and — from the Clear Creek Collective in Appalachian Kentucky—
Carrie Brunk and Bob Martin.

Monday, July 25, 202207/25/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.25.22 – Peace Development Fund’s Emily Serafy-Cox and Lora Wondolowski & Cabin Fever with Theo Zinn & Sydney Schulze

In The Afternoon Buzz

Brian Adams in for Buz talks to Peace Development Fund’s Emily Serafy-Cox, Foundation Officer, and Lora Wondolowski, Director of Advancement and Communications.
Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Zinn, Theo Zinn & Sydney Schulze discuss graduating high school and starting college during the pandemic.

Monday, July 25, 202207/25/2022

The green Greenfield gets from growing and selling the green

In Bill Newman

7/25: Mayor’s Monday with Greenfield’s Roxanne Wedegartner on marijuana, police, and summer vacation.
Black in the Valley with Jacqueline Smith-Crooks, Carlie Tartakov, Michelle Miller and Amilcar Shabazz on reparations in Amherst.

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