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Wednesday, May 4, 202205/04/2022

Panorama – Episode 48 – The Healer’s Project with Carlos “Rec” McBride

In Panorama

Originally aired on April 16, 2022. Carlos Rec McBride talks to Dan and Sarah about The Healers Project at 33 Hawley.

Wednesday, May 4, 202205/04/2022

Time for men to stand up for Roe v Wade

In Bill Newman

5/4:Eric Lesser, State Senator and candidate for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor, and John Pucci on the leaked Alito anti-abortion opinion and related issues; superstar commercial jet airline Captain, Bailey Parks, on her story and women in aviation.

Tuesday, May 3, 202205/03/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 5.3.22

In The Afternoon Buzz

Northampton Education Foundation’s Mandy Gerry and Lisa Papdemetriou promote their upcoming annual plant sale on Saturday, May 7. Smith Professor Carrie Baker, Reproductive Rights expert, talks about the devastating consequences of a predicted overturn of Roe v Wade.

Tuesday, May 3, 202205/03/2022

The End of The Road for “Roe”?

In Bill Newman

5/3: Mary Cowhey, a teacher at Jackson Street School for 22 years, on “Families with Power.” (Book launch is Tuesday, May 10, at 5:00 at Florence Civic Center.) Jacquelyn Sheehan and Rebecca Olander on the Straw Dogs Writers Guild and Writers Night Out.

Tuesday, May 3, 202205/03/2022

Financial Fitness w/ The Money Doctor 4.30

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

Join Jess Tyler and the Money Doctor, Dr. Frances Raiham, as they talk with Tayla, a 24 year old single mom about what obstacles her generation faces in regard to financial matters. Part 2.

Tuesday, May 3, 202205/03/2022

Financial Fitness w/The Money Doctor 4.30

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

Join Jess Tyler and the Money Doctor Frances Raiham as they talk with guest Tayla, a 24 year old single mom. Tayla talks about what obstacles her generation is dealing with in regard to financial matters.

Monday, May 2, 202205/02/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 5.2.22 – Rep Paul Mark & Rabbi Riqi Kosovske

In The Afternoon Buzz

Representative Paul Mark & Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn and her guest, Rabbi Riqi Kosovske, reflect on the pandemic

Monday, May 2, 202205/02/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 4.29.22

In The Afternoon Buzz

Artist/musician Robert Markey discusses the 5/1 concert with Mitch Chakour, Peter Newland & Peter Bloom to benefit World Central Kitchen’s Ukrainian effort, and Bob’s “Peace Song Art” installation at the Anchor House of Artists.

Monday, May 2, 202205/02/2022

Who is betting on betting in Massachusetts?

In Bill Newman

5/2: Sen. Jo Comerford on the pending sports betting legislation in Massachusetts and the upcoming vote on the Work and Family Mobility Act. Then, from Nuclear Ban U.S., Timmon Wallis, Director, and Vicki Elson, Creative Director, on the nuclear threat present in the War in Ukraine and relevant proposed legislation in Massachusetts.

Saturday, April 30, 202204/30/2022

Vaya Con Muñoz 4.30.22

In Vaya Con Muñoz

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.

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Billie Jean King, 82, earns a college degree 65 years after starting at Cal State LA

Billie Jean King raised her right arm in triumph. Not for another victory on the tennis court. This time, she was celebrating earning a college degree 65 years after she first took classes.