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Podcasts

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Tuesday, June 30, 202006/30/2020

Is The Roberts Court Leaning Left?

In Bill Newman

6/30: Two union stewards from Newspaper Guild that represent workers at the Daily Hampshire Gazette — reporter Dusty Christensen and Laila Hussein, a production worker — on the corporate owner’s decision to lay off 29 workers
and move the printing of the paper out of Northampton — for the first time since the paper’s founding in 1786; Andy Mulvihill, author of “Action Park.”

Monday, June 29, 202006/29/2020

Should Mass End The MCAS?

In Bill Newman

6/29: Max Page, Vice-President of the Mass. Teachers Ass’n, on the Governor’s plan to reopen the schools; Emily Widra, Prison Policy Initiative Research Analyst and co-author, with the ACLU, of
“Failing Grades: States’ Responses to Covid-19 in Jails and Prisons.”

Saturday, June 27, 202006/27/2020

Western Mass Business Show 6.27.20

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Tune in Saturday, June 27th @ 11 am to hear Ira speak with Abby Beale of Clinical Alternative Medicines. Abby is a homeopath, and tells of the development of Samuel Hahnemann’s 19th century idea of “like cures like,” so that the process of diluting and shaking the substance increases its healing energy. Is it a placebo? Because it does work on babies and animals. How it’s the whole person that is being treated, so you will not get the same remedy as your sibling, even if you both have migraines. We also discuss the history of homeopathy being respectable, and then besieged by the newly formed AMA. And what treatment is like for you, for what ails you today; including during the pandemic, where social distancing is required.

Saturday, June 27, 202006/27/2020

Vaya Con Muñoz 6.27.20

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Friday, June 26, 202006/26/2020

How Safe Is It To Send Kids Back To School This Fall?

In Bill Newman

6/26: State Representative Mindy Domb; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis and Zoe Sasson.

Thursday, June 25, 202006/25/2020

Juneteenth as a Massachusetts Holiday

In Bill Newman

6/25: State Representative Lindsay Sabadosa; Maria Konnakova, author of “The Biggest Bluff;” Rev. Peter Ives and
Rabbi Justin David.

Wednesday, June 24, 202006/24/2020

The Stonewall Generation

In Bill Newman

6/24: Sex Matters with Dr. Jane Fleishman, author of “The Stonewall Generation: LGBT Elders on Sex, Activism, and Aging” with special guest Edie Daly; Congressman Joe Kennedy III on his race against Senator Edward Markey for the Democratic nomination; Vaya con Munoz with Natalia Munoz.

Tuesday, June 23, 202006/23/2020

Financial Fitness With the Money Doctor-Navigating the Stock Market During a Pandemic

In Financial Fitness with the Money Doctor

The Money Doctor, Dr. Frances Rahaim of Hug Your Student Debt, discusses how to navigate the volatility of the stock market during the COVID-19 pandemic

Monday, June 22, 202006/22/2020

Billion Dollar Burger

In Bill Newman

6/22: Chase Purdy, author of “Billion Dollar Burger: Inside Big Tech’s Race for the Future of Food”—we’re talking about an allegedly delicious burger in a jar;
then Black in the Valley with Rev. Barbara Headley, Senior Pastor of the Zion Community Baptist Church, Rev. Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks and Professor Carlie Tartakov.

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