Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Wednesday, January 17, 201801/17/2018

Anatomy of The Anatomy of A Film

In Bill Newman

1.17.18 Larry Hott hosts and looks at UMASS University Without Walls film program and talks about the drug crisis and young adult lit.

Tuesday, January 16, 201801/16/2018

Wherefore Art Thou?

In Bill Newman

1.16.18 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts Newman’s failed attempt to surprise Monte by interviewing his children about the Young Shakespeare Players. And Max Paige talks higher ed.

Monday, January 15, 201801/15/2018

Return To The Garden of Eatin’

In Bill Newman

1.15.18 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts and hears from author and poet Leslea Newman and from the folks behind the Garden of Eatin’ Cafe in Springfield

Saturday, January 13, 201801/13/2018

Western Mass Business Show 1.13.18

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira speaks with Dawn Cordeiro and John Grossman of Holyoke Hummus about how they went from potlucks to food truck to restaurant

Friday, January 12, 201801/12/2018

The Bill Newman Show 1.12.18

In Bill Newman

Thursday, January 11, 201801/11/2018

The Bill Newman Show 1.11.18

In Bill Newman

Wednesday, January 10, 201801/10/2018

The Bill Newman Show 1.10.18

In Bill Newman

Tuesday, January 9, 201801/09/2018

The Bill Newman Show Jan 9, 2018

In Bill Newman

Umass President Marty Meehan with Max Page.  Your State U.    

Saturday, January 6, 201801/06/2018

Vaya Con Muñoz 1.6.18

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Happy Three Kings Day.
Also, on the increasing crime in Pueto Rico; the surprise of many men that sexual assault and harassment is rampant; is shaming Trump voters a bad thing?

Saturday, January 6, 201801/06/2018

Western Mass Business Show 1.6.18

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Richard Lutringer and Jane Beddall about mediation

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