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Monday, December 23, 202412/23/2024

Heri za Kwanzaa!

In Talk The Talk

12/23/24: Afro-Am Prof Amilcar Shabazz & Ayanna Crawford: what, why & where is Kwanzaa? Local musical icon Ray Mason: First Night Rocks! Amherst Town Mgr Paul Bockelman: building a library, the middle school & CRESS– alternatives to police responses. Megan Zinn’s “Whatcha Readin?” w/ Mo Turner — writer, editor & journalism instructor.

Saturday, December 21, 202412/21/2024

Panorama — Episode 94 — James Chamberlain, dramatic tenor

In Panorama

Originally aired on December 21, 2024. Dan attends Wagner’s Götterdämmerung by TUNDI Production in Brattleboro, Vermont. It was a riveting experience. James Chamberlain, who starred as Sigfried, talks about his role on stage and off. Does he memorize all of the lines? What happens if he forgets a line? And how does a modern-day opera singer make any money? James shares the triumphs and struggles of being a dramatic tenor.

Friday, December 20, 202412/20/2024

The Hustler Files Ep 91

In The Hustler Files

TAKE UP ONE IDEA, MAKE THAT ONE IDEA YOUR LIFE

In April of 2023, Episode #11, we first chatted with Economist and Author Jeff Korzenik. His book, Untapped Talent, had been recently released, and we were excited to hear about how a well-known, National U.S. Economist, became involved in the fair chance hiring movement. Since then, Jeff has been crisscrossing the U.S. making a case for hiring justice-impacted individuals, one speaking engagement at a time. From well-known business schools such as MIT and Wharton to large-scale organizations such as Goodwill, Jeff brings factual and concerning information about the current state of the labor shortage. He also shares the compelling stories of employers and employees who have succeeded in the fair chance hiring model. As Jeff says, ‘the structural labor shortage is an “all hands on deck” problem with no single solution’, and as such, he will continue to spread the fair chance hiring message to overcome the workforce issues plaguing U.S. employers.

Friday, December 20, 202412/20/2024

Fire & Rain

In Talk The Talk

12/20/24: Rep Lindsay Sabadosa: mental health on Beacon Hill; MTA Pres Max Page: MCAS as grad req’mt — again? New Amherst Fire Chief Lindsay Stromgren: fire & ambulance mutual aid among our cities & towns. EM Kennedy Inst CEO Adam Hinds: the ghost of gov’t shutdowns past.

Kimaya Diggs and Jon Anz

Thursday, December 19, 202412/19/2024

Have Faith, Have Hope

In Talk The Talk

12/19/24: DHG & Recorder Editor Dan Crowley: local Person(s) of the Year. Rev. Michael McSherry: having hope. U.S. Judge Michael…

Wednesday, December 18, 202412/18/2024

Naughty and Nice!

In Talk The Talk

12/18/24: Sexologist Dr. Jane Fleishman: holiday gifts to enhance pleasure! Hampshire Co Sheriff will follow the law by refusing to illegally turn undocumented immigrants over to ICE on “detainers.” Brian Adams w/ Bob Schrader of Chestnut Mountain Christmas Tree Farm. Dusty Christensen & The Republican’s Investigations Editor Greta Jochem: Civil asset forfeiture in WMass amounts to legalized theft.

Tuesday, December 17, 202412/17/2024

First Night & Tonight

In Talk The Talk

12/17/24: The Love Crumbs; Comedy Quiz; Mysterious drones. Preserve Social Security

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