Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Friday, August 31, 201808/31/2018

Can Bob Beat Baker?

In Bill Newman

Thursday, August 30, 201808/30/2018

The Bill Newman Show Endorses…

In Bill Newman

 

Wednesday, August 29, 201808/29/2018

PoliSci(Back)

In Bill Newman

Tuesday, August 28, 201808/28/2018

Getting A Primary Tingling Feeling

In Bill Newman

Monday, August 27, 201808/27/2018

NASA Reaches Out To Touch The Sun

In Bill Newman

8.27.18 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and talks with Salman Hameed about the NASA probe headed toward the sun. Plus corruption in the Guatemalan prison system and how if compares to corruption in the prison system in the U,S,

Saturday, August 25, 201808/25/2018

Western Mass Business Show 8.25.18

In The Western Mass. Business Show

8.25.18 Hear Ira speak with LOUISE MINKS and JAYE POPE of SAWMILL RIVER ARTS GALLERY at the Montague Book Mill – a collective of painters (like Louise) and potters (like Jaye) plus jewelers, weavers, photographers, fibers artists and more. Hear how they strategized and implemented this place to appreciate and buy art in the iconic “place you can’t find.” (it’s really not that hard)

Saturday, August 25, 201808/25/2018

Vaya Con Muñoz 8.25.18

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Kristen Elechko on women in the political races to make a better democracy for all. Ariadna Goenaga on “Most Unknown” documentary about scientists. Ali Pinschmidt on the humor in the video she’s spearheading called “Don’t Take That Receipt” [BPA-Free.me) to raise awareness about harmful chemicals in store receipts.
And the Queen of Soul sings us in and out.

Friday, August 24, 201808/24/2018

Somewhere, A Place For Us

In Bill Newman

8.24.18 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and talks with Tiny Weisblatt about remembering the way the world was 100 years ago. Plus Max Page with the head of NASE, Northampton’s school staff union.

Thursday, August 23, 201808/23/2018

The Jeff Napolitano Show

In Bill Newman

8.23.18 Jeff Napolitano from The Resistance Center for Peace guest hosts, fish wraps, talks about the UMass Feinberg Series and worker art at UMass. Plus the Reverend & The Rabbi.

Wednesday, August 22, 201808/22/2018

August 21, 2018: A Day That Will Live In Political Infamy?

In Bill Newman

8.22.18 Josh Silver guests hosts and talks about the Manafort verdict and the Cohen plea. Plus, how quickly is the Arctic melting? And is America committing itself to the “gig-economy”?

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