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Friday, March 18, 202203/18/2022

Panorama – Episode 47 – Fix the Grid

In Panorama

Originally aired on March 5, 2022. Dan and Sarah discuss local energy with Mireille Bejjani, the energy justice director of Community Action Works.

Friday, March 18, 202203/18/2022

Hair To The Crown (Act)

In Bill Newman

3/18: State Representative Lindsay Sabadosa; MTA Vice President Max Page and Saul Ramos, First Vice-President of the union of Education Support Professionals in Worcester; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and Claudia Ruiz Gustafson.

Ruth Griggs and Jon Anz

Thursday, March 17, 202203/17/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.17.22 Brian Adams, Science and Sustainability Correspondent with Jake Marley & Take Five with Ruth Griggs and her guest John Anz

In The Afternoon Buzz

Brian Adams, Science and Sustainability Correspondent with Jake Marley of Hyperion Systems. Take Five with Ruth Griggs and her guest, John Anz who talks about supporting Jazz and giving back to the community. 

Thursday, March 17, 202203/17/2022

Remembering Daley & Halligan

In Bill Newman

3/17: “It’s Raining Cats and Dogs” — we speak with Carle Museum Chief Curator Ellen Keiter about the Eric Carle retrospective at the museum. Then we observe St. Patrick’s Day with Rev. Peter Ives and Bill O’Riordan – we focus on the hanging in Northampton of two Irish immigrants —Daley and Halligan—for a crime they did not commit.

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Wednesday, March 16, 202203/16/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.16.22

In The Afternoon Buzz

Local Roots Care with Food Bank Director Andrew Morehouse & Dr. Marty Wohl. The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati and her guest Lauren Haydel, single mom who built a multi-million dollar business on the gulf coast.

Wednesday, March 16, 202203/16/2022

Cinema Pandemia

In Bill Newman

3/16: Cool Films with Larry Hott and Laura Wetzler, whose new film is “What Happened at the Veterans Home? The Story of Three Heroic Women Who refused to Be Silenced.”

Tuesday, March 15, 202203/15/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.15.22 – Mt. Holyoke Professor Andy Reiter & Nick Paleologos Executive Director of Berkshire Theatre Group

In The Afternoon Buzz

Mt. Holyoke Professor Andy Reiter talks about International Law and whether war crimes are being committed in Ukraine. Playbill with Jackie Walsh and Nick Paleologos Executive Director of Berkshire Theatre Group

Tuesday, March 15, 202203/15/2022

Big Brother is Watching You

In Bill Newman

3/15: Thom Hartmann – his new book is “The Hidden History of Big Brother in America: How the Death of Privacy and the Rise of Surveillance Threaten Us and Our Democracy;” then, our monthly Comedy Quiz – on geography– with Quizmaster Patrick Tenero and contestants Monte Belmonte, Pam Victor and Maddy Benjamin (Newman keeps score).

Monday, March 14, 202203/14/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 3.14.22 – Northampton Arts & Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn

In The Afternoon Buzz

Northampton Community Arts Trust, housing Northampton Center for the Arts, received a federal Grant for $2.5 million. Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn and guest Jenny Kass discussing parenting during covid and how to prepare for return to “normalcy.

Monday, March 14, 202203/14/2022

Holyoke’s Biggest Event is Back

In Bill Newman

3/14: Mayors Monday with Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia; then, Black in the Valley with Rev.-Dr. Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks, Professor Carlie Tartakov and Dr. Sonji Johnson-Anderson.

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