Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Wednesday, June 19, 201906/19/2019

Hampshire 2.0

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6/19: Hampshire College Interim President Ken Rosenthal; Silverthorne Theater ‘s upcoming production of the Fantasticks—a preview.

Tuesday, June 18, 201906/18/2019

Ideas On How To Fix The Truck Eating Bridge

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6/18: A preview of the Serious Play production “The Wall;” The Comedy Quiz with the Ha Has and quizzer Kelsey Flynn.

Monday, June 17, 201906/17/2019

Lego My Eho

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6/17: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle on building a city with Legos! Black in the Valley—a special edition on racial and climate justice with hosts Jaquelyn Smith-Crooks and Carlie Tartakov.

Saturday, June 8, 201906/08/2019

Vaya Con Muñoz 6.8.19

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Friday, June 7, 201906/07/2019

New Bedford Now Un-Chartered Territory

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6/7: Mass. Teachers Ass’n Vice President Max Page on Cherish and Promise

Thursday, June 6, 201906/06/2019

Transforming America’s Prisons

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6/6: Emily Bazelon: her new book is “Charged: The New Movement to Transform American Prosecution and End Mass Incarceration.”

Thursday, June 6, 201906/06/2019

Western Mass Business Show 6.8.19

In The Western Mass. Business Show

On Saturday, June 8, 11am, & Sunday, June 9, 8pm hear Ira speak with ADAM ZUCKER of Eclipse Energy. They discuss the state of solar technologies, the changing marketplace; and how government has viewed supporting this for home and business owners. Also, the life of selling door to door, and training others at that timeless talent.

Wednesday, June 5, 201906/05/2019

The Fish Wrap with The Chief Fisherwoman

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6/5: Brooke Hauser, editor of the Daily Hampshire Gazette —it’s a wrap—a fishwrap; Robbie Leppzer, award-winning filmmaker, on “Power Struggle,” starring Frances Crowe and allies and fellow activists in the community fight against Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant: www.powerstrugglemovie.com; then Peter Whalen and Jeff Bliss on this weekend’s 33 Hawley Street -the Arts Trust — extravaganza.

Tuesday, June 4, 201906/04/2019

Grocery Story

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6/4: Talking food co-ops here in the Valley with expert and author with Jon Steinman; talkin’ baseball with SABR expert and author Duke Goldman.

Monday, June 3, 201906/03/2019

Juneteenth

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6/3: Celebrate Juneteenth, celebrate freedom –we do on Black in the Valley. Also, State Senator Jo Comerford.

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