Podcasts
Podcasts
Tuesday, September 30, 202509/30/2025
News from Paradise
9/30/25: Mariah Swanson: the upcoming Paradise City Arts Festival. Rep Aaron Saunders: impact of fed gov’t shutdown, heath care $, & no Quabbin water for us. FCCPR’s Susan Triolo & Louise Antony: abortion rts & the “Turnaway Play” at the Shea. Duke Goldman & Dianne & Kevin Germain: the Market St. Market Curiosities Fair. Aline Davis, N’ton at-large School Comm member & Ward 5 City Councilor candidate.
Monday, September 29, 202509/29/2025
Collaboration and Community
9/29/25: Media star Kelsey Flynn & Rhymes with Orange’s Hilary Price: their comedic collaboration. Megan Zinn w/ Rachel Kanter, owner of Lovestruck Books: romance & community. Safe Passage’s Survivor Anthology Project Mgr Alec Reitz & author Angelica Lopez on ”Survival and Beyond.” Rev Carole Bull on Rumeysa Ozturk & surviving prison.
Friday, September 26, 202509/26/2025
Rats!
9/26/25: MTA Pres Max Page w/ Globe’s Dan Shaughnessy: UMass football & much more. Rep. Mindy Domb: honoring Clare Higgins & the Source-to-Sea clean-up. Gfld Council Pres Lora Wondolowski: rats at the dump & the new Citizens Academy. Peggy Gillespie: meditation & mindfulness. Donnabelle Casis w/ Sunny Allis: “We’re Riding the Same Wave” – come wear art!
Friday, September 26, 202509/26/2025
The Hustler Files Ep 129
FROM PRISON TO PURPOSE WITH THE POWER OF GRACE
When Cary Sanders speaks, his calming tone and gentle cadence would never give you a clue that he had been arrested 17 times by the time he was 17. Cary’s journey from his tumultuous past and time behind the wall to his current position as CEO of JUMPSTART South Carolina can only make one believe that Cary’s life has been guided by a higher power, and he would agree. At JUMPSTART, Cary leads a transformative re-entry program that begins in prison, highlighting the power of faith and second chances while helping break cycles of crime and addiction. Tune in to hear his inspiring journey of hustle, redemption, and impactful work he and his volunteers are doing to not only help others find their purpose but to support those returning to the community with housing, jobs and other re-entry services.
Friday, September 26, 202509/26/2025
Financial Fitness on 7.12
Thursday, September 25, 202509/25/2025
Author, Speaker, Poet, Musician
9/25/25: Author JL Spear on “Daemon Protocol,” an AI thriller. Paul Newlin & Marianna Massed: the Whately Civic Assn’s new speakers series (Newman is first!) Renown poet Martín Espada: in conversation w/ Andre Dubus III this evening. John Anz w/ star pianist Mike LeDonne, N’ton JazzFest performer—this Saturday.
Wednesday, September 24, 202509/24/2025
To (Y)our Health
9/24/25: N’ton City Council Pres Alex Jarrett: municipal health — money, schools & priorities. CDH Dr “Sunny” Shukla: yr health & weight management. GCC science prof Brian Adams w/ Tom Ricardi on rehabbing raptors. David Boles & Stacey Lennard: our rivers’ health & Saturday’s Source to Sea Cleanup.
Tuesday, September 23, 202509/23/2025
Just the Facts Please
9/23/25: Pol Consultant Josh Silver w/ N’ton City Council Pres Alex Jarrett: true facts on N’ton’s budget. Prof Kerstin Nordstrom on Wed’s SciTech Cafe w/ Prof Marta Sabariego: how the brain learns from frustration. Duke Goldman: free speech & sports.
Monday, September 22, 202509/22/2025
Western Mass Business Show on 9.20.25 — Cutchins
In The Western Mass. Business Show
Paul Foster Moore Board Member and Past Employee
Amanda Harrison VP Director of Community Services
Amanda Rodriquez Board Member and Past Employee
Gina Krosoczka Development Director and Parent Partner
Joined us from the Cutchins orbit to discuss why after 46 years Cutchins continues to be a leader in the care of children who have been dealing with heightened levels of trauma and emotional needs. Currently, this country’s children and families are facing the worst mental health care crisis we have ever seen. Non-profits like Cutchins help to ease the burden of life and trauma by offering a host of programs that cater to the state’s population of need. Between Three Rivers, the Children’s Clinic, Northampton Center for Children and Families, New Directions School, and Flexible Support Services what you are looking for you will find at Cutchins. Find out about some important dates and events that this organization is putting on this month and next: Wicked Fun Birthday Parties, Superhero Run’s, HUG Campaigns, and more. Special shout out to Dr. Tina Champagne and the staff at Cutchins who keep it all going, we appreciate you very much.
Monday, September 22, 202509/22/2025
Equinox
9/22/25: Astronomer Grant Wilson on to discuss UMass’ Sunwheel on this Autumnal Equinox. Angela Flournoy: “The Wilderness,” reading at Odyssey. UMass Prof Amilcar Shabazz updates on Amherst Black Reparations Committee. Amherst Town Mgr. Paul Bockelman on public construction projects, the Civic Academy, and Friday’s Cuppa’ Joe w/ Paul & School Super Dr. Xi.