Podcasts
Podcasts
Saturday, April 30, 202204/30/2022
Vaya Con Muñoz 4.30.22
This week Nathaniel Waring hosts and is joined by Kate Albright-Hanna in a outlandish discussion of reverse colonialism, and how it could get us back to a more nature based way of living; whether the human race is redeemable, and if we are if we’ll get our act together in time to save so many species that are in danger of extinction; how capitalism and colonialism – as well as globalization – has pushed the worst of us into positions of power; the possibility of taking over the Massachusetts republican party, and how it might be easier than trying to reform the Democratic party here in the commonwealth; why we both became disillusioned with our local Democratic Socialist of America chapter, and what about leftist organizations make it hard to do electoral work; and why the Right seems to have more “man”power when it comes to organizing, and why that might be more like “woman”power.
Saturday, April 30, 202204/30/2022
The Scoops on the Greater Northampton Chamber of Commerce
In The Western Mass. Business Show
4.30.22 Tara Brewster talks with Vince Jackson the Executive Director of The Northampton Chamber of Commerce and the creator of one of the greatest snack chips of all time.
Saturday, April 30, 202204/30/2022
THE Cambridge Connection Ep 32
With So Many Success Stories It Was Time To Share Some More
Gordon was traveling but managed to join in by phone as Tinamarie took the helm in the studio, and invited Stephanie, another Credit Counselor from Cambridge Credit Counseling to join in the success story conversation because you can never share too many success stories about managing and paying down your debt. Enjoy!
Friday, April 29, 202204/29/2022
Burn The Page
In Bill Newman
4/29: Danica Roem, the first out and seated transgender state legislator, on “Burn the Page: Torching Doubts, Blazing Trails, and Igniting Change.” Michael Mechanic on “Jack Pot: How the Super-Rich Really Live –and How Their Wealth Harms Us All.” ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis, Rachel Cyrene Blackman and Rebecca Hart. Olander.
Thursday, April 28, 202204/28/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 4.28.22
Brian Adams, Science and Sustainability Correspondent chats with President George Kriebel and Vice-President K of The New England Electric Vehicle Association. Brian speaks with UMass Capital Projects Manager Ted Mendoza about the University goal of being fossil fuel free in 10 years
Thursday, April 28, 202204/28/2022
On Defense
In Bill Newman
4/28: Criminal defense attorney and Northampton City Councilor-at large, Marissa Elkins. The Reverend and the Rabbi: Florence Congregational Church Reverend, Averill Elizabeth Blackburn, and Congregation B’nai Israel Rabbi, Justin David, on the bible and the War in Ukraine.
Wednesday, April 27, 202204/27/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 4.27.22 – Rep Adam Hinds & An Interesting Thing with Nan Parati
Senator Adam Hinds’ monthly update with Afternoon Buzz, Nan Parati and her guest Tommy Spiker, a flight attendant, discuss the Inside Life of a Flight Attendant during the Pandemic on The Interesting Thing.
Wednesday, April 27, 202204/27/2022
Are diverse democracies doomed to die?
In Bill Newman
4/27: Professor Yascha Mounk, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, on “The Great Experiment: Why Diverse Democracies Fall Apart and How They Can Endure.” Caroline Heller on her parents surviving the Holocaust, including Auschwitz, and her family’s new life in the United States–the book is titled “Reading Claudius: A Dual Memoir.”
Tuesday, April 26, 202204/26/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 4.26.22
ADL Deputy Regional Director Peggy Shukur discusses the recent rise in antisemitism. Claudia Quintero, a staff attorney for The Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers’ Project at Central West Justice explains The Fairness for Farmworkers Bill.
Tuesday, April 26, 202204/26/2022
The First Kennedys
In Bill Newman
4/26: Neal Thompson, author of “The First Kennedys: The Humble Roots of an American Dynasty;” Sex Matters! With Dr. Jane Fleishman; NPR—Northampton Poetry Radio — with erstwhile poets laureate Martin Espada and Rich Michelson.
