Podcasts
Podcasts
Tuesday, February 22, 202202/22/2022
Western Mass’s Honorable Rebellion
In Bill Newman
2/22: Daniel Bullen, author of “Daniel Shays’s Honorable Rebellion: An American Story;” Michael Klare, Hampshire College Professor of Peace and World Security Studies, on the crisis in the Ukraine.
Monday, February 21, 202202/21/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 2.21.22 – Institutional Corruption and Public Cynicism & Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan and her guest Brad Turner (Soft Serve podcast)
Buzz and Dan chat about institutional corruption across the pond and at home and the cynicism of the public. Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn with Brad Turner talking about podcasts during a pandemic
Monday, February 21, 202202/21/2022
Were “The Negro Leagues” Major Leagues?
In Bill Newman
2.21 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and talks with Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapple and with Baseball researcher Duke Goldman, about his essay in a new book about The Negro Leagues.
Saturday, February 19, 202202/19/2022
Vaya Con Muñoz 2.19.22
This week on the show Natalia is joined by Kate Albright-Hanna and Nathaniel Waring in discussing the Superbowl halftime show, and how representation of the rap industry is overdue; how music nostalgia makes each of us feel like the music we listened to in our teens is the best music; the micro-generation between genX and Millennials that Nathaniel and Kate belong to, and how this halftime show was geared towards us; the divide between those who grew up with computers, and those who didn’t, and the ground in between; internet in the 90s, and how the sound of dialup will always be recognizable by those who lived during that decade; how Worlde could replace Q-Anon as Boomers’ cult of choice, and why we think Q-Anon is starting to wane in general; and then we are joined by Dan Torres and Larry Hott to discuss the nominations for best picture for the Oscars.
Saturday, February 19, 202202/19/2022
The Women Who Run Florence, MA
In The Western Mass. Business Show
2.19.22 Tara Brewster talks with Megan Allen of the Community Classroom and Tiffany Chapman of Tiffany Chapman Photography about their business and how they are supporting other women-owned businesses in The Valley
Saturday, February 19, 202202/19/2022
THE Cambridge Connection Ep 22
Did you know there is a National Federation of Credit Counseling?
There are over 100 legitimate non-profit credit counseling organizations across the United States, of which the sponsor of THE Cambridge Connection Radio Show, Cambridge Credit Counseling, is one of them. The mission of the National Federation of Credit Counseling, based in Washington, D.C., is to promote a national agenda for fostering financially responsible behavior and assist their members in delivering high-quality, and highly useful, financial education and counseling services. Bruce McClary, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications, as well as a Certified Financial Counselor, joins Gordon and Tinamarie to talk about the NFCC and how the upcoming potential rise in inflation will affect the average family budget, plus his recommendations on how to find the right ‘marketplace’ to get your credit card interest down.
Friday, February 18, 202202/18/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 2.18.22 – Senior Editor at Bloomberg and Newsweek’s former Chief of Correspondents Stryker McGuire
Senior Editor at Bloomberg and Newsweek’s former Chief of Correspondents Stryker McGuire.
Friday, February 18, 202202/18/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 2.17.22 – Jenny Flemming Ives of Tapestry Health & Take 5 with Ruth Griggs and guest Carla Racine
Brian Adams chats with Jenny Flemming Ives of Tapestry Health on the science of contraception. Take 5 with Ruth Griggs and guest Carla Racine, the new owner & manager of Bishop’s Lounge.
Friday, February 18, 202202/18/2022
The Afternoon Buzz 2.16.22 – Wedegartner Wednesday and The Interesting Thing with Nan and New Orleans musician Glen David Andrews
Wedegartner Wednesday, with Greenfield Mayor Roxanne Wedegartner. The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati live from New Orleans with her guest New Orleans musician Glen David Andrews who launches his New England tour tomorrow.
Friday, February 18, 202202/18/2022
The long road to licenses for all
In Bill Newman
2/18: State Representative Lindsay Sabadosa on the good (the great! )the bad, and the ugly: the momentous bill passed by the House this week, the state’s clawback of unemployment benefits, and non-disclosure of certain votes by our elected officials; Rich Michelson and Paul Gulla from RMichelson’s Gallery on Mo Willem’s new show to benefit the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis, Amdanda Herman, and Aston McCullough and A – on an amazing show at the University’s Museum of Contemporary Art.
