Podcasts
Podcasts
Monday, June 21, 202106/21/2021
Panorama — Episode 22 — Pat Gottschlicht and Pete Gallagher, INSA Cannabis
In Panorama
Insa co-owners Pat Gottschlicht and Pete Gallagher talk to Dan and Stefan about their thriving marijuana business in Massachusetts.
Monday, June 21, 202106/21/2021
I’m Your Venus. I’m Your Fire. I’m Darby Dyar.
In Bill Newman
6/21: Mayor’s Monday with Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle; Venus with professors and astronomers Salman Hameed and Darby Dyar.
Saturday, June 19, 202106/19/2021
Stirring up some love!
In The Western Mass. Business Show
6.19.21 Tara Brewster talks with some of the organizers and chefs behind Stir Up Some Love! www.stirupsomelove.com
Saturday, June 19, 202106/19/2021
Vaya Con Muñoz 6.19.21
This week Natalia is joined by Kate Albright-Hanna, Matt Szafranski, and Nathaniel Waring to discuss the Springfield City council enforcing a new rule that would end city council meetings at 10:00 pm, and how Holyoke City Council could use to take a cue from them; Danielle Allen’s recent announcement that she is running for Governor of Massachusetts, and how we feel about her passionate plee in her first campaign ad, and how it relates to Kate and Nathaniel’s own reasons for running for office; What it would mean for the State if Maura Healey ran for Governor, and left her position as Attorney General; The defund the police movement in Northampton, and how their reaction to the newly created Department of Community Care’s proposed budget helps or hurts thier goals; A republican member of congress’s reaction to meeting one of the capitol police officers who was present on Jan 6th, and how it plays into the greater GOP disconnect from the truth; How the news plays into GOP conspiracy theories, and how a large part of our country not trusting the mainstream news has lead us to where we are now; The supreme court’s recent refusal to hear a challenge on the Affordable Care Act, and what it means for the respectability of the current court; the Juneteeth holiday, what it is about, and what a near unanamous decision by the Senate to make it a national holiday says about the state of politics in which bipartisanship is all but impossible.
Friday, June 18, 202106/18/2021
On being a good father…
In Bill Newman
6/18: State Representative Lindsay Sabadosa; Father’s day with Tyler Stanton and Steven Pascal from the Children’s Trust; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and Kiayani Douglas.
Thursday, June 17, 202106/17/2021
Aliens take over The New York Times
In Bill Newman
6/17: Salman Hameed on aliens; The Reverend and the Rabbi with Rev. Peter Ives and Rabbi Justin David.
Wednesday, June 16, 202106/16/2021
The Police Protest in Downtown Northampton
In Bill Newman
6/16: Arnie Levinson on the O’Connell apparently longstanding plan development’s plan to demolish St. John Cantius. Vaya con Munoz.
Tuesday, June 15, 202106/15/2021
I’ve Got A Bad Feeling About This
In Bill Newman
6/15: Becky Lee –a remembrance of musician David Kaynor. The Comedy Quiz on Star Wars.
Monday, June 14, 202106/14/2021
Bloomsday & Juneteenth
In Bill Newman
6/14: Bloomsday with Judith Roberts and Joe Lubold from the Literacy Project; Black in the Valley with guests Amilcar Shabazz, Demetria Shabazz, and Anika Lopes on Juneteenth.
Saturday, June 12, 202106/12/2021
Vaya Con Muñoz 6.12.21
This week Natalia is joined by our regular pannellists Kate Albright-Hanna, Tanisha Arena, Matt Szafranski, and Nathaniel Waring to discuss Juneteenth, and how Massachusetts will be officially observing the holiday this year; Springfield police commissioner Clapproodt’s issues with racism, and why a group of springfield seniors have called for her resignation; why a recent judge’s decision to uphold the springfield city council’s decision to go back to a police commision, rather than a single commissioner , complicates the issue; The American Rescue Plan, and where the money that Springfield got from it is going to go; the recent appointment of the former head of the election commission for springfield Gladys Oyola-Lopez, and how Mayor Sarno made the process more complicated with his nomination; whether Democrats are experiencing burnout after the 2020 election, and what that will mean for the 2022 midterms; what redistricting will mean following the 2020 cencus, and what the gerrymandering will mean forfuture elections; Joe Manchin’s reluctance to end the fillibuster and support the For The People Act, and what can be done to influence him between now and 2022; how immigration policy and the concept of unskilled labor intersect, and what can be done to both make our immigration polcies more fair while also making wages more fair; why immigration is fundementally a part of the American experiment, and why it’s important for America in 2021 and beyond
