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Monday, January 31, 202201/31/2022

Making It Easier To Vote in MA

In Bill Newman

1/31: State Representative Mindy Domb on the VOTES Act, legislative machinations and Maura Healey for Governor. Jan Maher and Doug Selwyn on the ECHO-Greenfield Project–Exploring and Creating History Ourselves.

Saturday, January 29, 202201/29/2022

Vaya Con Muñoz 1.29.22

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Friday, January 28, 202201/28/2022

Panorama – Episode 43 – Springfield No One Leaves’s Rose Webster-Smith and Kalimah Muhammad

In Panorama

Originally aired on January 29, 2022. Co-host Sarah Robertson and Dan Torres talk to Rose Webster-Smith – Program Director – and Kalimah Muhammad – Community Organizer for Springfield No One Leaves. They chat about the housing crisis, economic and racial inequities, and how Springfield No One Leaves is blocking evictions and rebuilding local communities.

Friday, January 28, 202201/28/2022

The Continuing Genocide in Darfur

In Bill Newman

1/28: Dave Hayes, the Weather Nut, on the impending storm. Eric Reeves on genocide in Sudan and Darfur. Max Page on Charlie Baker’s just-proposed budget (and Big Papi). ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and spoken word artist Marlon Carey.

Thursday, January 27, 202201/27/2022

The Afternoon Buzz – 1.26.22 Mass Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Danielle Allen and John Klondike Koehler

In The Afternoon Buzz

Professor Danielle Allen, candidate for Governor of MA and Nan Parati with John Klondike Koehler, the Harry Potter of sound.

Thursday, January 27, 202201/27/2022

The Afternoon Buzz – 1.25.22 Karl Meyers and Trump’s legal problems

In The Afternoon Buzz

Karl Meyers on rescuing our Connecticut River from being ravaged by greed and Buz informs us about the impending legal troubles for former President Donald J. Trump.

Thursday, January 27, 202201/27/2022

The Afternoon Buzz 1.24.22 Senator Hinds and Cabin Fever Roundtable w/ musician Katryna Nields

In The Afternoon Buzz

Senator Adam Hinds and Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn and musician Katryna Nields.

Thursday, January 27, 202201/27/2022

The Afternoon Buzz – 1.21.22 UMass Professor Alexander Theodoridis & Michael Sakamota from UMass Fine Arts Center

In The Afternoon Buzz

UMass Associate Professor Alexander Theodoridis discusses Results of UMass Amherst Poll Detail Increasing Dissatisfaction with President Biden’s First Year in Office and Michael Sakamota from UMass Fine Arts Center

Thursday, January 27, 202201/27/2022

Sex After 70

In Bill Newman

1/27: Sex Matters with the show’s resident sexologist, Dr. Jane Fleishman. Holocaust Remembrance Day with Rabbi Justin David of Congregation B’nai Israel and Rev. Averill Elizabeth Blackburn of Florence Congregational Church.

Thursday, January 27, 202201/27/2022

Creating The Oscar’s shortlist

In Bill Newman

1/26: Cools Films with Larry Hott; “Jerks at Work” with psychologist- author Tessa West.

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