Podcasts
Podcasts
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
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.
Saturday, July 23, 202207/23/2022
THE Cambridge Connection Ep 44
Thanks To Technology You Can Now File Bankruptcy With An App
Imagine an online tool that can help you file bankruptcy for FREE! Well, you don’t have to imagine because Upsolve is a non-profit tool that helps you do just that! Actually, Upsolve was named to TIME Magazines 100 Best Inventions of 2020! The best way to think of Upsolve is think TurboTax for bankruptcy. When you download the Upsolve App you’ll also get free bankruptcy education, customer support and a local community and Upsolve is funded by institutions like Harvard University, so you’ll never get asked for a credit card. If you’ve ever considered needing to file bankruptcy this is one conversation, you’ll want to listen to!
Saturday, July 23, 202207/23/2022
Vaya Con Muñoz 7.23.22
Tanisha Arena on how the fragility of judicial interpretation is all that aspires to protect Black people; Roe v. Wade; the book “Dear White Women”; and more.
En español, la cineasta Ariadna Goenaga celebra la más reciente temporada de la series “Stranger Things”.
Saturday, July 23, 202207/23/2022
Stinky cakes and cupcakes and trucks
In The Western Mass. Business Show
7.23.22 Tara talks with Mychal Connolly, local marketing genius
Friday, July 22, 202207/22/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 7.22.22 – Mariza Pizii and Kate Glynn & Bob and Monica Leverett
Mariza Pizii and Kate Glynn – Abortion Rights Fund of Western Massachusetts. And Bob and Monica Leverett on old-growth forest.
Friday, July 22, 202207/22/2022
Does Merrick Garland have what he needs for an indictment?
In Bill Newman
7/22: Bill Newman’s legal analysis on Trump’s legal jeopardy; MTA President Max Page on recent legislative wins for education in Massachusetts; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and Panela Acosta.
Thursday, July 21, 202207/21/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 7.21.22 – Jeff Olmsted, Neal Robinson, and Ben Malynoski
Ruth Griggs is in for Buzz and she talks to Jeff Olmsted, from Valley Jazz Voices, Neal Robinson, a partner at Race St. Live in Holyoke, and Ben Malynoski, a young jazz saxoponist who led the weekly (or bi-weekly) jazz jam at Bombyx this summer and student at The Hartt School (University of Hartford).
Thursday, July 21, 202207/21/2022
The G.O.P’s Saint DeSantis?
In Bill Newman
7/21: Political Gold with Josh Silver on Trump and the impending announcement of his candidacy; a preview of the Dedicated Men of Zion.
