Podcasts
Podcasts
Saturday, January 8, 202201/08/2022
Vaya Con Muñoz 1.8.21
This week on the show we are joined by Nathaniel Waring, Kate Albright-Hanna, and Matt Szafranski in discussing Coid, and how both Kate and Nathaniel’s families have gotten Covid in the last few weeks; The new Covid variant(s) and how our elected officials are responding to them; what Covid means for our children, and public school; Eric Lesser’s announcement that he’s running for Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, and what it will mean both for western mass, as well as the whole of the commonwealth; President Biden’s January 6th memorial speech, and what we feel it’s strengths and weaknesses were; Kate’s plan to move to Costa Rica to escape America’s problems; and how the Democrats are looking at politics in 2022 and beyond, and how it indicates a lack of understanding of the world we are moving into.
Saturday, January 8, 202201/08/2022
THE Cambridge Connection Ep 17
Understanding Public Student Loan Forgiveness
Public Student Loan Forgiveness, also known as, PSLF, isn’t about how much you owe, it’s about WHO you work for. Join Gordon and he chats with Betsy Mayotte, President of The Institute of Student Loan Advisors about the current waivers that are available until October 2022 and who to contact, including her organization, to get all the updated information to help with your current student loan status.
Thursday, January 6, 202201/06/2022
The Afternoon Buzz – 1.5.22 – Smedley Butler and The Interesting Thing with Nan Parati
A year after the January 6th insurrection Attorney Paul Weinberg chats about another plot to overthrow the U.S. government. The…
Thursday, January 6, 202201/06/2022
The Afternoon Buzz – 1.4.22 – CLA Family Stabilization and Playbill with Jackie Walsh
CLA’s Family Stabilization Project with Attorneys Maddy Weaver Blanchette, Corrine Ryan, & MSW Sophie Chambers. On Playbill Jackie Walsh chats…
Thursday, January 6, 202201/06/2022
The Afternoon Buzz – 1.3.22 – ITD and Cabin Fever Roundtable with Megan Rubiner Zinn
Institute for Training & Development Executive Director Mark Protti & Program Director Katie Lazdowski talk about lending the ITD House…
Thursday, January 6, 202201/06/2022
Lesser aims for greater Commonwealth
In Bill Newman
1/6: Eric Lesser, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor; Max Page, MTA Vice-President, on coronavirus and our schools; Pastor Carole Bull, Professor Molly Mead, and Rabbi Justin David on teaching as spiritual practice.
Wednesday, January 5, 202201/05/2022
5 Million Reasons To Love Hampshire College
In Bill Newman
1/5: We continue yesterday’s conversation with Councilor Rivera; then, Hampshire College Chief Advancement Officer Jennifer Chrisler on the $5million anonymous gift the college has just received.
Tuesday, January 4, 202201/04/2022
Israel in the Holy(oke) Land
In Bill Newman
1/4: Crime and Punishment with Attorney John Pucci on the Holmes verdict and the defendant taking the stand; Holyoke City Councilor-at-large Israel Rivera on the effort to deny him the seat to which he was elected.
Monday, January 3, 202201/03/2022
Is Gov. Baker failing when it comes to COVID?
In Bill Newman
1/3: State Senator Jo Comerford on the state’s response today to the current covid crisis. Bill Newman reads his column that the Daily Hampshire Gazette did not publish on Saturday.
