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Thursday, March 24, 202203/24/2022

Some Hott Oscar Insight

In Bill Newman

3/24: Larry Hott on the costumes we wear and the Oscars we’ll watch. Greg Bluestein, pre-eminent political reporter and author of “Flipped: How Georgia Turned Purple and Broke the Monopoly on Republican Power.”

Wednesday, March 23, 202203/23/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.23.22 – Climate activist Sue Donaldson & The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati and her guest Ben Markus

In The Afternoon Buzz

Climate activist Sue Donaldson explains the protest and hunger strike against a natural gas power plant proposed for Peabody. The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati and her guest Ben Markus, who was born and grew up in the former East Germany.

Wednesday, March 23, 202203/23/2022

Crossing Borders

In Bill Newman

3/23: Ali Noorani, author Of “Crossing Borders: A Reconciliation of a Nation of Immigrants;” Joe Ricker, Artistic Director of the Happy Valley Guitar Orchestra; Vaya con Munoz. With Natalia Munoz.

Wednesday, March 23, 202203/23/2022

Tyranny: A History

In Bill Newman

3/22: Marissa Perez, Hampshire College student, poet and performer with Denice Frohman at the Academy of Music this weekend. Andrew Fiala, author of “Tyranny from Plato to Trump: Tyranny, Sycophants, and Citizens.”

Tuesday, March 22, 202203/22/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.22.22 – Jonathan Stevens of Hungry Ghost bakery & Eddie Zitka, director and founding member of K and E Theater

In The Afternoon Buzz

Brian Adams talks breadmaking with Jonathan Stevens, owner/baker of Hungry Ghost bakery in Northampton. Jackie Walsh and Eddie Zitka, director and founding member of K and E Theater discuss “Altar Boyz,” being performed at the Northampton Center for the Arts, March 24-27

Monday, March 21, 202203/21/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.21.22 – State Rep Adam Hinds & Cabin Fever with Megan Zinn and Lisa Papdemetriou

In The Afternoon Buzz

State Senator Adam Hinds. Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn and Lisa Papdemetriou talk about things opening up as the pandemic appeared in our rear view mirrors

Monday, March 21, 202203/21/2022

A War of Attrition?

In Bill Newman

3/21: Michael Klare, Hampshire and Five College Professor Emeritus of Peace and World Security Studies and Defense Correspondent for the Nation Magazine, on the War in Ukraine. Michael Kazin, author of “What It Took To Win: A History of the Democratic Party.”

Saturday, March 19, 202203/19/2022

THE Cambridge Connection Ep 26

In The Cambridge Connection

What is an NFT? And Other Need To Know Information in the Crypto Universe, Part II

With so much hype around Crypto Currency and the digital art known as NFT’s – well, we had to bring Crypto expert, Ben Noble, back for a second week. We’ll never be able to explain it here so listen in!

Saturday, March 19, 202203/19/2022

Easthampton is not up and coming. It’s already there.

In The Western Mass. Business Show

3.19.22 Tara Brewster talks with Moe Belliveau the Executive Director of the Easthampton Chamber of Commerce

Friday, March 18, 202203/18/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.18.22 – Mireille Bejjani and Monte Pearson & Mohawk High School students Rylee Hager and Emery King discuss organizing a walkout for LGBTQIA+ rights

In The Afternoon Buzz

Mireille Bejjani and Monte Pearson discuss Fix the Grid Campaign’s Rally Against Energy Regulators For Blocking Wind and Solar until 2028. Mohawk High School students Rylee Hager and Emery King discuss organizing a walkout for LGBTQIA+ rights.

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