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Saturday, June 12, 202106/12/2021

The Battle of The Business Hosts

In The Western Mass. Business Show

6.12.21 Tara Brewster welcomes back Ira Bryck, former host of the Western Mass Business Show, and gives him the business about business in The Valley.

Friday, June 11, 202106/11/2021

The Bill Newman Show June 11th 2021

In Bill Newman

Thursday, June 10, 202106/10/2021

American Mythmaking

In Bill Newman

6/10: “Forget the Alamo: The Rise and Fall of An American Myth” with co-author Chris Tomlinson; Rabbi Justin David and Rev. Peter Ives.

Wednesday, June 9, 202106/09/2021

Creating a Buz

In Bill Newman

6/9: Ben Downing, candidate for Democratic nomination for Governor; Buz Eisenberg on his new show on WHMP; Natalia Munoz on police reform efforts in the Valley.

Tuesday, June 8, 202106/08/2021

How ’bout them Yankees?

In Bill Newman

6/8: Elinor Cleghorn, author of “Unwell Women: Misdiagnosis and Myth in a Man-Made World;” Talkin Baseball with the Duke–Duke Goldman.

Monday, June 7, 202106/07/2021

Old School isn’t Cool

In Bill Newman

6/7: State Senator Jo Comerford and Mass. Teachers Ass’n VP Max Page on the need for new schools across the Commonwealth (and how they’ll be paid for); Main Street for All with Lilly Lombard, Jesse Hassinger, and Benjamin Weil.

Saturday, June 5, 202106/05/2021

Vaya Con Muñoz 6.5.21

In Vaya Con Muñoz

This week we are joined by our rebular pannelists, Kate Albright-Hanna, Tanisha Arena, Matt Szafranski, and Nathaniel Waring, to discuss the recent article about the NFL blocking black players from accessing traumatic brain injury setttlement funds because of their race, and how it plays into the greater systemic racism in America; Lord Jeffrey Amherst, and his legacy of destruction; the 215 bodies of indigenous children found under a Canadian school, and how those schools were an integral part of the cultural genocide perpetuated against the Native Americans; East West rail, and what the Baker administration does – or doesn’t – have to do with it taking forever to materialize; And how reparations would work, and what the underlying message it would send about the history of our country;

Saturday, June 5, 202106/05/2021

The Last (Unicorn) Picture Show?

In The Western Mass. Business Show

6.5.21 Tara Brewster talks with the new Executive Director of Amherst Cinema, Yasmin Eisenhauer, about the Amherst Cinematic Universe and also The Last Unicorn. As well as what the movie business looks like post-COVID.

Saturday, June 5, 202106/05/2021

Panorama – Episode 21 – Pioneer Valley Workers Center

In Panorama

Originally aired on June 5, 2021. Stefan and Dan talk to Margaret Sawyer, Claudia Rosales, Hodaliz Borraye, and Leninn Torres…

Friday, June 4, 202106/04/2021

Is the “For The People” Act our last hope?

In Bill Newman

6/4: Josh Silver, CEO of Represent US, on the urgent need, perhaps our last chance, to protect voting in the United States; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and Tom Vacanti — on “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” — the return of live performances in the Valley.

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