Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Monday, November 21, 202211/21/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.21.22 – Monte’s March 13 “Making Moves” & Writer’s Block with Forbes Library Director Lisa Downing

In The Afternoon Buzz

Buz and Newman talk all about Monte’s March. Plus, Monte and Congressman McGovern talk to everyone about Day 1 of the March! Writer’s Block with Megan Zinn with Lisa Downing, Forbes Library Director

Saturday, November 19, 202211/19/2022

THE Cambridge Connection Ep 60 / 61

In The Cambridge Connection

THINKING OF ADOPTING A PET? BE AWARE THAT PET SCAMMERS ARE OUT THERE!

Gift giving at the Holidays also includes the giving of pets. Sadly, the world of scamming has crossed into the pet adoption world, so Donna French of All Might Pet Connect opts in to offer some great advice when thinking about adopting or even rehoming a pet you currently have. All Mighty Pet Connect also helps people find you any type of pet including rabbits, horses, chickens, hamster, etc. and they work also work with shelters, rescues, and responsible breeders to ensure that you’re not being scammed, and they also specialize in pet transport. To learn more, visit their Facebook Page at ALL MIGHTY PUP.

Saturday, November 19, 202211/19/2022

Down by The Riverside

In The Western Mass. Business Show

11.19.22 Tara Brewster talks with Lynn Ireland and Markus Jones about the incredible work being done and the incredible opportunities created at Riverside Industries

Friday, November 18, 202211/18/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.18.22 – Professor Peter d’Errico & Fair Play with Duke Goldman with sports author and financial professional Bill Ryczek

In The Afternoon Buzz

Peter d’Errico discussing his new book Legal Entrapment of Indigenous People and American Indian Heritage Month. Fair Play with Duke Goldman with sports author and financial professional Bill Ryczek, discussing whether the minor leagues should unionize

Friday, November 18, 202211/18/2022

Take a free ride on the bus

In Bill Newman

11/18: Monte Belmonte on Monte’s March; Representative Lindsay Sabadosa on food insecurity and environmental issues; Karl Meyer, Priscilla Lynch, and Paki Wieland on tomorrow’s demonstration to try to rescue the Connecticut River and its aquatic life from the ravages of the power plant in Northfield; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and Daisy Patton.

Thursday, November 17, 202211/17/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.17.22 – Ron Rhodes, interim Executive Director of the Connecticut River Conservancy & Take Five w Glenn Seigel and Lafayette Gilchrist

In The Afternoon Buzz

Brian Adams with Ron Rhodes, interim Executive Director of the Connecticut River Conservancy. Take Five with Glenn Seigel discussing tonight’s opening of A World of Piano – Jazz Piano Series at the Northampton Center for the Arts with Lafayette Gilchrist.

Thursday, November 17, 202211/17/2022

Is Bezos being benevolent with his billions bunk?

In Bill Newman

11/17: Chuck Collins, author of Born on Third Base and The Wealth Hoarders, on Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott giving away billions (or not); Rabbi David Seidenberg on the biblical injunction to care for the environment and Jewish mysticism.

Wednesday, November 16, 202211/16/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.16.22 – Mayor Roxann Wedegartner & The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati and Carter Carter

In The Afternoon Buzz

Mayor Roxann Wedegartner talks the Franklin Community Cooperative and the fire station in Greenfield. The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati and chats with Dr, Carter Carter again on the generational gap.

Wednesday, November 16, 202211/16/2022

A misfire that could have ignited the next World War

In Bill Newman

11/16: A bigger War in Ukraine? A possible war with China? We speak with the Nation Magazine’s Defense Correspondent and Hampshire College Professor Emeritus of Peace and World Security Studies, Michael Klare. Then, Cool Films with Florence-based Emmy Award-Winning filmmaker Larry Hott on “Navalny,” “Pussy Riot,” and “Three Minutes: A Lengthening.”

Tuesday, November 15, 202211/15/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 11.15.22 – VFR’s Caroline Ruderman & Jackie Walsh with Rosemary Caine talking about Margaret Maher

In The Afternoon Buzz

Caroline Ruderman, Valley Free Radio fund drive. Playbill with Jackie Walsh with Rosemary Caine talking about Margaret Maher and The Celtification of Emily Dickinson at Hawks & Reed

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