Podcasts
Podcasts
Thursday, April 1, 202104/01/2021
Panorama – Episode 2 – Jim Lescault
In Panorama
Originally aired on January 23rd, 2021: Stefan and Dan interview Jim Lescault, Executive Director of Amherst Media about A House Built by Hope:…
Thursday, April 1, 202104/01/2021
Financial Fitness With the Money Doctor–How Weight and Debt are Connected
In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor
Dr. Frances Rahaim of Hug Your Student Debt talks about the connection between weight and debt, with personal trainer and health coach Kelley Coffey
Thursday, April 1, 202104/01/2021
Black Jesus
In Bill Newman
4/1: John Pucci on the murder trial of Derek Chauvin; Josh Silver, CEO of Represent US, on voter suppression and the For the People Act; The Reverend and the Rabbi featuring Dr. Theron D. WIlliams, author of “The Bible is Black History.”
Wednesday, March 31, 202103/31/2021
Panorama – Episode 1 – David Narkewicz and Bill Dwight
In Panorama
Panorama’s premiere episode, originally airing on January 16th, 2021: Bob Flaherty chats with Northampton Mayor David Narkewicz about his decision…
Wednesday, March 31, 202103/31/2021
Are Women’s Sports Finally Getting Their Due?
In Bill Newman
3/31: Julie DiCaro, author of “Sidelined: Sports, Culture, and Being a Woman in America.” John Pucci on the murder trial of Derek Chauvin. Sex Matters with Dr. Jane Fleishman and Natalia Munoz.
Tuesday, March 30, 202103/30/2021
Making money for rural schools a priority
In Bill Newman
3/30: State Senator Adam Hinds. Black in the Valley with a long-time force in Georgia politics, the former Mayor of Macon, C. Jack Ellis.
Monday, March 29, 202103/29/2021
Could a post the Governor left vacant account for more of the deaths at the Solider’s Home?
In Bill Newman
3/29: State Rep. Mindy Domb. The Sci-Tech Cafe with MHC professors Kirsten Nordstrom and Katie Berry.
Saturday, March 27, 202103/27/2021
Vaya Con Muñoz 3.27.21
This week Natalia is joined by Nathaniel Waring, Dan Torres, Tanisha Arena, and Matt Szafranski to discuss the recent mass shooting in Colorado, and what it says about our country that these events have become so commonplace; our country’s addiction to guns, and why we can not seem to pass meaningful gun control; what colorism is, how it relates to racism, and what that means in the context of the United States, but also in Brazil, Puerto Rico, South Africa, and around the world; The end of the Morse era in Holyoke, and why Mayor Sarno of Springfield isn’t going anywhere anytime soon; and the trouble at the Social Security office in getting data to the IRS for the latest round of relief checks, and what that has to do with how power changes hands between administrations, and over the decades.
Friday, March 26, 202103/26/2021
A smaller footprint for Northampton Police?
In Bill Newman
3/26: Vira Douangmany Cage on the upcoming protest and remembrance for the Atlanta shooting victims. MTA VP, Max Page, on school reopenings, learning loss, and higher ed funding. Smith College Professor Nnamdi Pole, Dr. Booker Bush and attorney David Hoose — members of the Northampton Police Review Commission — on their findings, conclusions and recommendations. ArtBeat with host Donnabelle Casis and Johnny Moranda and Jeanette Rivera, co-owners of La Dispora in Chicopee.
