Podcasts

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Podcasts

Friday, July 8, 202207/08/2022

The future of the Greenfield Police Department

In Bill Newman

7/8: Greenfield Mayor Roxanne Wedegartner on the police, the cut to the budget, and more; Max Page, President-Elect of the Mass Teacher’s Ass’s, on the proposal to raise the bar for passing MCAS; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Cassis and Springfield Museum Curator of Art, Maggie North,

Thursday, July 7, 202207/07/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.7.22 – Senator Adam Hinds & Jazz in July’s David Picchi

In The Afternoon Buzz

Senator Adam Hinds & Take Five with Ruth Griggs and David Picchi

Thursday, July 7, 202207/07/2022

How powerful is “The Trump Effect”?

In Bill Newman

7/7: Josh Silver, Co-founder and Executive Chairman of Florence-based national organization, Represent US,
on upcoming elections; Rev. Averill Elizabeth Blackburn, from the Florence Congregational Church, on SCOTUS and overruling Roe and the story of the Good Samaritan.

Wednesday, July 6, 202207/06/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.6.22 – Town Council President Lynn Griesemer and Councillor Andy Steinberg & John Elstrott former Whole Foods Market’s chairman of the board

In The Afternoon Buzz

Amherst Town Council President Lynn Griesemer and Councillor Andy Steinberg. The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati with John Elstrott, former Whole Foods Market’s chairman of the board, on restorative agriculture.

Wednesday, July 6, 202207/06/2022

If Trump is indicted…

In Bill Newman

7/6: John Pucci, former head of Western Mass. U.S. Attorney’s Office, on what Trump could be indicted for;
Emmy Award-winning documentary film-maker Larry Hott on the Niagara Movement.

Tuesday, July 5, 202207/05/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.5.22 – Scientist Laura Peterson & Will Boyajian from the Colonial

In The Afternoon Buzz

Laura Peterson, from the Union of Concerned Scientists, discusses a new SEC regulation involving climate change. Playbill with Jackie Walsh and Will Boyajian, who stars in “Once” at the Colonial in Pittsfield

Tuesday, July 5, 202207/05/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 7.1.22 – Attorney Rachel Weber and Kate Glynn & Child Psychologist Kim Payne

In The Afternoon Buzz

Good Thing with Jeff Napolitano, Attorney Rachel Weber, and Kate Glynn of the Abortion Rights Fund of W. Mass. Child Psychologist Kim Payne discusses his latest book, Emotionally Resilient Tweens & Teens.

Tuesday, July 5, 202207/05/2022

The Race for Lt. Governor & Governor’s Council

In Bill Newman

7/5: Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor.
Shawn Allyn, candidate for the Eighth (Western Massachusetts) District nomination for Governor’s Council.

Tuesday, July 5, 202207/05/2022

FINANCIAL FITNESS W/THE MONEY DOCTOR 7.3

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

Dr. Frances Rahaim welcomes special guest Ben Braverman, an annuity marketing consultant, to talk about the market.

Tuesday, July 5, 202207/05/2022

FINANCIAL FITNESS W/THE MONEY DOCTOR 7.3

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

Dr. Frances Rahaim welcomes special guest Ben Braverman, an annuity marketing consultant, to talk about the market.

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