Podcasts
Podcasts
Tuesday, June 14, 202206/14/2022
Flower Power Justice
In Bill Newman
6/14: Bloomsday! With Literacy Project E.D. Judith Roberts and extraordinary artist Rosie Caine; expunging and sealing marijuana records with Community Legal Aid attorneys Jen Dieringer and Alyssa Golden, marijuana consultant Ezra Parzybok and attorney and principal in Flower Power Growers, John Stoberski.
Monday, June 13, 202206/13/2022
Delivering a balanced budget for Holyoke
In Bill Newman
6/13: Mayors Monday with Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia; Juneteenth – on Black in the Valley –with Carlie Tartakov, Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks, Anika Lopes and Amilcar Shabazz.
Saturday, June 11, 202206/11/2022
THE Cambridge Connection Ep 38
Legal Professionals Are Your Best Bet When Navigating Elder Care
You shouldn’t self-diagnose off the internet any more than you should navigate a Health Care Proxy, Will or general Elder Care for someone you love. Attorney Gina Barry of Bacon Wilson P.C. has been working with individuals and families regarding wills, healthcare proxies, elder care and more for more than two decades and jumpstarts the conversation on why you need professional guidance. Gina is a member of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, the Estate Planning Council, and the Western Mass Elder Care Professional Association.
Saturday, June 11, 202206/11/2022
Vaya con Muñoz – 6.11.22
This week on the show, Nathaniel is joined by Dan Torres and Matt Szafranski to discuss Marcus William’s recent announcement that he was resigning, and how it brought to light a resolution passed by the state legislation allowing for a special election in Springfield; the situation with the police department in Greenfield, and how the Mayor is handling it; how the conversation about defunding the police is going, and why it needs to shift to a conversation about how the police are spending tax dollars; what happened with the LA district attorney, and whether it’s an indicator of things to come; a bill that was passed, and then re-passed, by the MA legislation that will allow undocumented immigrants to get drivers license; and what our panel thinks should happen with immigration in general;
Friday, June 10, 202206/10/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 6.10.22 – Sheriff Patrick Cahillane & President Max Richtman
Hampshire County Sheriff Patrick Cahillane then President Max Richtman of the National Committee to Preserve Social; Security and Medicare.
Thursday, June 9, 202206/09/2022
“We Refuse to Forget”
In Bill Newman
6.9 – Caleb Gayle, author of “We Refuse to Forget: A True Story of Black Creeks, American Identity and Power;” Salman Hameed on breaking news from outer space; Rabbi Justin David (Congregation B’nai Israel and Rev. Averill Elizabeth Blackburn(Florence Congregational Church) on remembering.
Thursday, June 9, 202206/09/2022
For You When I Am Gone, Night Crawling, & Johnny Memphis and Kaliis Smith
In Bill Newman
6.8.22 – Rabbi Steve Leder, author of “For You When I Am Gone.” Leila Mottley, author of “Nightcrawling.” Johnny Memphis and Kaliis Smith, on the summer festival—starting this weekend—in Florence.
Thursday, June 9, 202206/09/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 6.9.22 – Missy Novak and Glenn Siegel
Brian Adams chats with Missy Novak from Sleep Medicine Services of Western Massachusetts on the science of sleep. Take Five with Ruth Griggs and Glenn Siegel discuss Pioneer Valley Jazz Shares and all things jazz in the Valley.
Wednesday, June 8, 202206/08/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 6.8.22 – Mayor Roxann discusses Greenfield & Nan talks to Jim Olson about the Green River Festival
Buzz chats with Greenfield Mayor Roxann Wedegartner and on the Interesting Thing with Nan Parati, she discusses the upcoming Green River Festival with Jim Olson.
Tuesday, June 7, 202206/07/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 6.7.22 – Felipe Salles and Lois Ahrens discuss activism and music & ITD educator exchange George Watika from Uganda, Admira Uzunic from Bosnia & Herzegovina, Maricel Roldan from Argentina
Felipe Salles and Lois Ahern discuss activism and music. Then Buz talks to ITD’s educators exchange George Watika from Uganda, Admira Uzunic from Bosnia & Herzegovina, Maricel Roldan from Argentina.
