Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Friday, April 8, 202204/08/2022

The Good News and Bad News for MA Teachers

In Bill Newman

4.8.22 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and talks with Amherst’s Max Page the VP of the MA Teachers Association and with the movers and shakers behind the Northampton Education Foundation Trivia Bee

musician & bandleader Nancy Janoson

Thursday, April 7, 202204/07/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 4.7.22 – Candace Currie of the Green Burial Mass & Take Five with Ruth Griggs and musician & bandleader Nancy Janoson

In The Afternoon Buzz

Brian Adams, Science and Sustainability Correspondent with Candace Currie from Green Burial Massachusetts. Take Five with Ruth Griggs and musician & bandleader Nancy Janoson who makes music with seniors and folks with disabilities.

Thursday, April 7, 202204/07/2022

Let My People Go

In Bill Newman

4/7: Guantanamo Bay detainee habeas/defense lawyer Buz Eisenberg; Rabbis Riqi Kosovske and Justin David.

Wednesday, April 6, 202204/06/2022

The A#$ Hats vs The Northampton High School Principal

In Bill Newman

4/6: Natalia Munoz and three Northampton High School students debate the performance and future of the principal; Larry Hott and Brian Boyles discuss Mass Humanities.

Tuesday, April 5, 202204/05/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 4.5.22 – Andy Worthington on GTMO & Director Sara Guerrero and Professor Elisa Gonzales

In The Afternoon Buzz

British journalist Andy Worthington discusses GTMO. Playbill with Jackie Walsh features Sara Guerrero, director of Olvidados: A Mexican American Corrido and UMass theater professor Elisa Gonzales, lead actor and playwright.

Tuesday, April 5, 202204/05/2022

Will Donald Trump be indicted?

In Bill Newman

4/5: Crime and Punishment with Attorney John Pucci – on Trump’s legal travails; Northampton City Council President Jim Nash.

Andrew G. Reiter

Monday, April 4, 202204/04/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 4.4.22 – Professor Andy Reiter on IR and war crimes & Psychiatric Nurse Shoshana Marchand

In The Afternoon Buzz

Professor Andy Reiter returns to the show to discuss international relations, war crimes, and related matters. Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn and Psychiatric Nurse Shoshana Marchand talk about mental health vis-a-vis the pandemic

Monday, April 4, 202204/04/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 4.1.22 -the International Magdalena Project, GCC’s Judy Raper, & Blue Rock’s Kara Wolf

In The Afternoon Buzz

Double-Edge discusses a festival in partnership with the International Magdalena Project from April 17 – 24, GCC Associate Dean of Community Engagement Judy Raper on GCC’s community education program. Kara Wolf talks about the concert to support the World Central Kitchen sponsored by Blue Rock restaurant of Shelburne Falls.

Monday, April 4, 202204/04/2022

Notes from Senator Jo

In Bill Newman

4/4: State Senator Jo Comerford; Northampton Mayor Gina Louise Sciarra.

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