Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Thursday, May 9, 201905/09/2019

THE BILL NEWMAN SHOW MAY 8 2019

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From Treehouse-Terry Homstead and Maryellen Santiago– and from Enchanted Circle Theatre- Tony Jones—storytelling and moving stories you want to hear; Jaime Michaels, founder and Executive Director of Out for Reel.

Thursday, May 9, 201905/09/2019

THE BILL NEWMAN SHOW MAY 7 2019

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Brain Jay Jones, author of “Becoming Dr. Seuss: Theodor Geisel and the Making of an American Imagination;” then, come celebrate The Literacy Project –this is a really moving segment with Exec. Dir. Judith Roberts and student Joseph Lubold; and Roger Gottlieb, his newest book—he has 20 others—is “Morality and the Environmental Crisis.”

Monday, May 6, 201905/06/2019

When A Surplus Is Not A Surplus

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State Senator Jo Comerford on Promise and Cherish and the budget and what we can and should do; western Mass. native and NYT best-selling author Victoria Aveyard, who is coming to the Odyssey! Black in the Valley with special guest Donna Brazile.

Saturday, May 4, 201905/04/2019

Vaya Con Muñoz 5.4.19

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Friday, May 3, 201905/03/2019

Thespianville USA

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5/3: Northampton High School thespians preview “Snow Angel;” Max Page—from the MTA convention—previews PROMISE and CHERISH; Donnabelle Casis previews this weekend’s arts offerings.

Thursday, May 2, 201905/02/2019

The Heartbeat of Young@Heart

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5/2: Live in the studio—The Young@Heart band! Jason Baumann on “The Stonewall Reader;” then, the Rev. Peter Ives, Rabbi Justin David and Dr. Martha Nathan on climate change.

Wednesday, May 1, 201905/01/2019

How The Fish Wrap Gets Made

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5/1: Brooke Hauser, editor of the Daily Hampshire Gazette; Professor Edward Hess on the future of work in the brave new(ish) world of A.I..

Tuesday, April 30, 201904/30/2019

Running for Literacy

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4/30: From the Literacy Project –Judith Roberts, E.D., Terri Gurley, & Jenna St. Hilaire; from Northampton Pride—J.M. Sorrell; from the world of climate activism in Easthampton — Judith Breier and Emmalyse Wozniak.

Monday, April 29, 201904/29/2019

Eho’s Holes

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4/29: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle’ s holistic municipal approach to pot and potholes and budgeting and eating. Then, GCC professor emeritus Brian Adams – his new fab novel is “Offline,” and he will be appearing at the Broadside and at Amherst Books.

Saturday, April 27, 201904/27/2019

Western Mass Business Show 4.27.19

In The Western Mass. Business Show

On Saturday, April 27, 11am, and Sunday, April 28, 8pm hear Ira
speak with JOE BLUMENTHAL, founder of Northampton’s iconic DOWNTOWN SOUNDS. Hear what distinguishes this full line music store in the age of Amazon; the wide variety of people that frequent the store; how lessons and repairs, plus sales, all fit together; how he had to retire one day, so that is now; how his employees are carrying on in a cooperative structure; how YOU can invest in the future of this historic place to be. Tune in!

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