Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Thursday, May 31, 201805/31/2018

The Bitter River

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5.31.18 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts and talks with Dr. Shirley Jackson Whitaker about how African-Americans have managed to survive the last 400 years of oppression.

Wednesday, May 30, 201805/30/2018

4600 Dead in Puerto Rico

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5.30.18 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts and talks with the author of “S*it Show” and about the s-show in Puerto Rico

Wednesday, May 30, 201805/30/2018

Via la Revolution!

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5.29.18 Buz Eisenberg guests hosts and talks theater, bookstores and continuing the political revolution

Saturday, May 26, 201805/26/2018

Western Mass Business Show 5.26.18

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5.26.18 George O’Brien from Business West Magazine talks with some first generation MGM casino employees ready to get to work.

Friday, May 25, 201805/25/2018

Sports!

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5.25.18 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts with special guest author and sports expert Howard Bryant

Thursday, May 24, 201805/24/2018

David Murphy responds to Chelsea Kline’s Accusation

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After candidate for MA Senate Chelsea Kline’s statement regarding Senate candidate David Murphy’s behavior (18 minutes into this podcast), The…

Thursday, May 24, 201805/24/2018

Chelsea Kline on The Senate and Sexism

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5/24: Chelsea Kline, candidate for Stan Rosenberg’s State Senate seat.

Wednesday, May 23, 201805/23/2018

Comerford Comes Forth

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5/23: Jo Comerford, candidate for Stan Rosenberg’s State Senate seat; Julie Akeret, filmmaker, “G is for Gun.”

Tuesday, May 22, 201805/22/2018

G Is For Gun: The Arming of Teachers In America

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5/22: “G is for Gun” –the movie and the debate around arming teachers in schools—filmmaker Kate Way is our guest. Then teachers and students from the Mt. Tom Academy on personalized high school learning

Monday, May 21, 201805/21/2018

Truth!

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5/21: “Black in the Valley” with Professor Carlie Tartakov, Rev.-Dr Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks and Marcus Ware, Chair of the Sojourner Truth Memorial Committee; Howard Ross, bestselling author of “Everyday Bias” on his new book, “Our Search for Belonging: How Our Need to Connect is Tearing Us Apart;” Representative John Scibak on gun safety laws in Massachusetts and the House and Senate races;

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