Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Wednesday, July 31, 201907/31/2019

This Is Your Brain on Sex

In Bill Newman

7/31: First “How Dinosaurs Go to School” the theatrical adaptation of Jane Yolen’s fabulous kids book —G rated—with the always wonderful Paint Box Theater players and director; then, G-string rated “Sex Matters” with Dr. Jane Fleishman –what your brain is doing while you are canoodling.

Tuesday, July 30, 201907/30/2019

Lessons of Humanity

In Bill Newman

7/30: Lessons of Humanity with amazing musician Samite, originally from Uganda, coming to perform in Amherst; “The Making of a Democratic Economy: Building Prosperity for the Many, Not Just the Few” with Ted Howard, cofounder and president of the Democracy Collaborative.

Monday, July 29, 201907/29/2019

A Movement and Some Movies

In Bill Newman

7/29: Cool Films with Larry Hott and Billy Wimsatt, Movement Voter Project founder and Executive Director.

Saturday, July 27, 201907/27/2019

Western Mass Business Show 7.27.19

In The Western Mass. Business Show

7.27.19 George O’Brien from Business West Magazine guest hosts and talks with Tessa Murphy-Romboletti – Executive Director, EforAll Holyoke

Saturday, July 27, 201907/27/2019

Vaya Con Muñoz 7.27.19

In Vaya Con Muñoz

The panel, Francia Viedo Wisnewski, Kristen Elechko, Nathaniel Waring and Kate Albrigh-Hana, talk about the Mueller hearings in Congress,Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse running for the First Congressional District to replace longtime Rep. Richard Neal, D-Springfield; and what type of experience matters for public servants.

Friday, July 26, 201907/26/2019

The Good News/Bad News Budget

In Bill Newman

7/26: Representative Mindy Domb is joined by MTA Vice President Max Page; Art Beat with Eva Fierst.

Thursday, July 25, 201907/25/2019

Alex Morse v Richie Neal

In Bill Newman

7/25: Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse on his race against Congressman Richard Neal; the Chaplain and the Pastor: Smith College chaplain Matilda Cantwell and Haydenville Church pastor Dawn Orluske.

Wednesday, July 24, 201907/24/2019

Because Internet

In Bill Newman

7/24: Gretchen McCulloch, author of “Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language;” from the KO Festival Debo’rah Eliezer, author of and actor in “(dis)place]d], the story of her father—
an Iraqi Jew, member of the Zionist underground, refugee, spy, and immigrant.

Tuesday, July 23, 201907/23/2019

What Was Yawkey’s Way?

In Bill Newman

7/23: Talkin’ Baseball with Duke Goldman and Red Sox expert and author Bill Nowlin; then talking outer space with astronaut Cady Coleman.

Monday, July 22, 201907/22/2019

Mayor Monday

In Bill Newman

7/22: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle; Collette Robert, Director of “On the Exhale” at the Chester Theatre; Political Gold with Josh Silver.

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