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Thursday, April 8, 202104/08/2021

Panorama – Episode 6 – John Bechtold & Jim Neill

In Panorama

John Bechtold tells us about the interactive theater performance Stagehand by Eggtooth Production. WRSI’s Joan Holliday interviews Jim Neill, IHEG’s…

Thursday, April 8, 202104/08/2021

Financial Fitness With the Money Doctor–Financial Fitness For Young Adults

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

The Money Doctor, Dr. Frances Rahaim of Hug Your Student Debt discusses money management for young adults with WHMP News Director Denise Vozella, mother of two young adults

Thursday, April 8, 202104/08/2021

The Beginning of Baseball

In Bill Newman

4/8: Pucci on the Chauvin murder case. Scott Coen on the beginnings of this baseball season. The Reverend and the Rabbi featuring Rev. Donald Morgan of the Haydenville Congregational Church.

Wednesday, April 7, 202104/07/2021

April is Autism Awareness Month

In Bill Newman

4/7: John Pucci on yesterday’s testimony in the Chauvin case. Katie Drumm, Associate Director at Pathlight, on National Autism Awareness Month and the upcoming 30th annual Western Massachusetts conference.

Tuesday, April 6, 202104/06/2021

The New Western Mass Business Show on WHMP

In Bill Newman

4/6: John Pucci– Crime and Punishment with John Pucci — on developments in the Chauvin case. Ira Bryck and Tara Brewster, V.P. at Greenfield Savings, on the Western Mass. Business Show and the passing of the baton.

Monday, April 5, 202104/05/2021

Where does the 413 stand in the MA vax rollout?

In Bill Newman

4/5: Former chief of US Attorneys’ Office for Western Massachusetts, Atty John Pucci, on the Derek Chauvin murder case. State Senator Jo Comerford on western Mass. issues at the legislature. Then, Hand Across the Hills– Leveritt Mass. residents meet those from Letcher County, Kentucky to talk about guns, abortion, vaccines, and coal.

Saturday, April 3, 202104/03/2021

Vaya Con Muñoz 4.3.21

In Vaya Con Muñoz

This week our panelists, Kate Albright-Hanna, Tanisha Arena, and Dan Torres, discuss the murder trial of George Floyd’s murderer, Derek Chauvin, and the instituational problems that exist within the police forces in the US that contributed to the killing; what defunding the police might look like, and how the polcing system’s racist roots as a slave catching organization play into the conversation; corperate responcibility, what companies like Coca Cola and Delta should be doing in responce to the voter suppression laws in Georgia, and what they’re doing instead; and discuss the sex trafficing allegations against Florida man, Matt Gaetz. And our engineer, Nathaniel Waring, spends most of the hour yelling at his microphone in the cold, sad silence of zoom technical purgatory.

Friday, April 2, 202104/02/2021

Newman’s Black Hole Paranoia

In Bill Newman

4/2: Atty John Pucci on the Derek Chauvin murder trial; MTA VP, Max Page, on the MCAS waiver and postponements; Hampshire College professor and astronomer, Salman Hameed, on whether Newman should add black holes hurtling through space to his worry list; ArtBeat with segment host Donnabelle Casis and artist and Smith College Professor of Art, Alex Callendar, on her new exhibit.

Thursday, April 1, 202104/01/2021

Panorama – Episode 7 – Dave Hayes The Weather Nut

In Panorama

Self-taught meteorologist Dave Hayes The Weather Nut, chats with Stefan and Dan about the weather in western Massachusetts, and about…

Thursday, April 1, 202104/01/2021

Panorama – Episode 5 – Natalia Muñoz and Britt Ruhe

In Panorama

Stefan and Dan discuss local politics with the Holyoke Media news director, Natalia Muñoz. In the final segment, they talk…

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