Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Saturday, October 16, 202110/16/2021

Panorama-Episode 37- Terry Johnson & Noho Internet II

In Panorama

Originally aired on October 16. Dan and Stefan discuss the upcoming Amherst Library vote with Terry Johnson from the Vote…

Friday, October 15, 202110/15/2021

Panorama- Episode 36- Professor Gerry Blanco

In Panorama

Originally aired on October 2, 2021. Dan and Stefan about the state of higher education with Boston College professor and…

Friday, October 15, 202110/15/2021

The Afternoon Buzz 10.14.21

In The Afternoon Buzz

Professor Richard Wolff will discuss the political economy of the opposition to the Build Back Better Bill.

Friday, October 15, 202110/15/2021

The Afternoon Buzz 10.13.21

In The Afternoon Buzz

Attorney Luke Ryan will discuss Qualified Immunity for law enforcement. Evie Fachon, MIT-WHOI PhD student working with Don Anderson on…

Friday, October 15, 202110/15/2021

The Commonwealth’s New Lines

In Bill Newman

10/15: Representative Lindsay Sabadosa on redistricting in western Massachusetts and the proposed “Act to Require Public Universities to Provide Medication Abortion;” MTA Vice- President Max Page on the proposed employment justice for adjunct professors bill; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and Maggie Nowinski.

Thursday, October 14, 202110/14/2021

Doris Madsen in her own words

In Bill Newman

10/14: The Northampton Art Council’s cancellation of the biennial show at Forbes Library with Doris Madsen, the artist whose work is at the center of the controversy. Then we continue the discussion with Natalia Munoz and Rabbi Justin David.

Wednesday, October 13, 202110/13/2021

The Scoop with Co-ops

In Bill Newman

10/13: October is Co-op Month, and this is our annual Co-op Show with Rochelle Prunty from River Valley Co-op; Craig Boivin from UMass Five College Credit Union; Rachel Levey from PV Squared Solar; Kate Hunter from Real Pickles; and Adam Trott from the Valley Alliance of Worker Cooperatives.

Tuesday, October 12, 202110/12/2021

The Afternoon Buzz 10.12.21

In The Afternoon Buzz

We start the conversation with Francois Pierre-Louis, Assistant Professor of political science at Queens College, CUNY, expert on Haitian politics,…

Tuesday, October 12, 202110/12/2021

The Afternoon Buzz 10.11.21

In The Afternoon Buzz

Nan Parati talks to Buzz and Dan about how, in the age of social polarity, to converse with people you…

Tuesday, October 12, 202110/12/2021

Jason Montgomery in his own words

In Bill Newman

10/12: Jason Montgomery on the cancellation of the art exhibit at Forbes
Library; Talkin’ Baseball with the Duke: Duke Goldman on how-about-those-Red-Sox!

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