Podcasts
Podcasts
Tuesday, February 9, 202102/09/2021
Bill Newman’s Little Library
In Bill Newman
2/9: “Broke in America” with Joanne Goldblum and Colleen Shaddox;
“The City of the Uncommon Thief” with Lynn Bertrand; and “From Rube to Robinson: SABR’s Best Articles on Black Baseball” with editor and contributor Duke Goldman.
Monday, February 8, 202102/08/2021
God’s Waiting Room
In Bill Newman
2/8: Cool Films with Larry Hott; Black in the Valley.
Monday, February 8, 202102/08/2021
Missions To Mars
In Bill Newman
2/5: Max Page, Mass. Teachers Ass’n Vice President, on the vaccine for teachers and debt relief for students. Hampshire College Professor and astronomer Salman Hameed on the three space missions now approaching Mars. Donnabelle Casis’ ArtBeat with special guests Sarah Marcus, Director of the Youth Performance Festival (YPF), YPF mentor artist Asieh Mahyar and students Arden Lloyd and Ja’siah Bufford.
Monday, February 8, 202102/08/2021
Patience is a virtue when it comes to the vaccine
In Bill Newman
2/4: Political Gold with Josh Silver, CEO of Represent US. Then, The Reverend, Peter Ives, and the Rabbi, Justin David, on the ethics of where you are in the line to receive the Covid-19 vaccine.
Monday, February 8, 202102/08/2021
The Other Superb Sunday Event
In Bill Newman
2/3: The Northamptones! A sneak preview of this Sunday’s Silver Chord Bowl and their new album.
Monday, February 8, 202102/08/2021
Smashing the Oligarchy
In Bill Newman
2/2: Thom Hartmann, the country’s pre-eminent progressive radio talk show host, whose new book is “The Hidden History of American Oligarchy: Reclaiming Our Democracy from the Ruling Class.” Then, Attorney John Pucci on Trump’s upcoming impeachment trial.
Monday, February 8, 202102/08/2021
Vaccsoon?
In Bill Newman
2/1: Senator Jo Comerford on Covid-19, the vaccine rollout and its availability here in Western Massachusetts.
Saturday, January 30, 202101/30/2021
Vaya Con Muñoz 1.30.21
This week our panelists – Nathaniel Waring, Tanisha Arena, Dan Torres, and Matt Szafranski – talk about the ongoing legal battle between Mayor Sarno and the Springfield City council around the council’s decision to switch from a police commissioner to a 5 person civilian police commission; the Massachusetts Republican party’s attempts to censure governor baker over his support of the second impeachment of former president Trump, and how it’s a symptom of a greater movement within the republican party towards extremism; how the political spectrum is more complicated than simply left and right, and how the real nature of our political and economic systems relate to the words we use for them, and how important words can be to a common understanding; and discuss what’s happening with reddit and the stock market, and how everyday investors banded together to take down a hedge fund, and shine a light on the problems that have always existed within our stock market.
