Podcasts
Podcasts
Friday, July 16, 202107/16/2021
Goodwill and Ice Cream
In Bill Newman
7/15: Richie Davis, 40-year reporter and editor at the Greenfield Recorder on “Good Will and Ice Cream: True Tales from Western Massachusetts;” Tami Gouveia, State Rep. seeking the Democratic nomination for Lt. Governor, visits us in studio during her listening tour of western Mass.
Friday, July 16, 202107/16/2021
Defend Water, Defend Life & A story of race, history, and power
In Bill Newman
7/14: John Cavanaugh on “The Water Defenders: How Ordinary People Saved a Country from Corporate Greed;” Chrsitina Franklin, Director of “The Niceties,” produced by the Chester Theatre.
Friday, July 16, 202107/16/2021
The Afternoon Buzz 7.15.21
Civil rights attorney and host Buzz Eisenberg passionately defends voting and civil rights in America, currently under assault by the…
Friday, July 16, 202107/16/2021
The Afternoon Buzz 7.14.2021
FRCOG Director Linda Dunlavy – Is volunteer local government still working? Claire Higgins discusses Community Action in the Pioneer Valley.…
Wednesday, July 14, 202107/14/2021
The Afternoon Buzz 7.13.21
Harvard professor Danielle S. Allen, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Massachusetts governor. Theater Correspondent Jackie Walsh shares Jackie’s Playbill…
Wednesday, July 14, 202107/14/2021
Ohtani and the All-Star Game with the Duke
In Bill Newman
7/13: Talkin’ Baseball with the Duke–Duke Goldman.
Wednesday, July 14, 202107/14/2021
The Global Water & Environmental Crisis
In Bill Newman
7/12: Sheryl Stoodley, Artistic Director, and Robin Doty, Managing Director, of Serious Play and Sabrina Hamilton, Artistic Director of Ko Festival, on their collaboration — “Moving Water.”
Tuesday, July 13, 202107/13/2021
The Afternoon Buzz 7.12.21
Representative Paul Mark with his monthly Statehouse Update. Retired Recorder reporter Richie Davis on his book, “Inner Landscapes: True Tales…
Saturday, July 10, 202107/10/2021
Down by the Riverside
In The Western Mass. Business Show
7.10.21 Tara Brewster talks with Susan Lapointe from Riverside Industries about the important work they do and how they are bouncing back post-pandemic.
Saturday, July 10, 202107/10/2021
Vaya Con Muñoz 7.10.21
This week on Vaya we are joined by our regulars Kate Albright-Hanna, Tanisha Arena, and Nathaniel Waring to discuss the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and what’s different about this batch of anti-vaxxers; how extremist religion primes people to be taken in by the likes of QAnon; how white Christianity differs from black Christianity, and how the history of white supremacy and colonialism being held up by Christianity effects that difference; what GOP obstructionism is aiming to do, and how the arch of justice is forcing their hands; how the cultural homogenization of white ethnic groups has led to a loss of cultural identity, and how that plays into the QAnon and GOP cult of personality; how the advent of smartphones has changed the way that we hold people accountable, and how social media is working to take that power back away from us; how the erosion of the voting rights act has lead us to republican voters suppression; Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the social media world, and what will come from it; modern lynchings, and whether having a record of them has or hasn’t changed things
