Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Thursday, October 12, 201710/12/2017

An Ocean of Words

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10.12.17 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts with Rich Michelson’s Northampton Poetry Radio segment featuring Ocean Vuong and a very special Reverend and The Rabbi segment

Thursday, October 12, 201710/12/2017

An Albatross Around The Academy

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10.11.17 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and talks about the new work Albatross at The Academy of Music with it’s creator, Benjamin Evett.

Tuesday, October 10, 201710/10/2017

Any Good News?

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10.10.17 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts and tries to find some silver linings with PHENOM founder, Max Page. And finds some silver linings with Judith Roberts and Maria DuPriest from The Literacy Project.

Monday, October 9, 201710/09/2017

Why Your Vote Doesn’t Count

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10.9.17 Josh Silver guest hosts and talks with David Daley author of “Ratf**ked” about Jerry Mandering. Plus Lisa Papademetriou on Athena classes for young women and Amanda Herman on this year’s edition of Live Art Magazine

Saturday, October 7, 201710/07/2017

Vaya Con Muñoz 10.7.17

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Saturday, October 7, 201710/07/2017

Western Mass Business Show 10.7.17

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Amy Cahillane from the DNA talks with Janet and Donald about the 30th Anniversary of the Northampton Brewery

Thursday, October 5, 201710/05/2017

Holy Water for Puerto Rico

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10/5: Blaine Harden, author of “ King of Spies: The Dark Reign of America’s Spymaster in Korea;” Newman’s commentary on prospects for sensible gun control legislation after Las Vegas; “The Reverend and the Rabbi” with Rev. Peter Ives, Beit Ahavah rabbi, Riqi Kosovske, and Florence Congregational Church pastor, Irven Gammon, on their interfaith effort to bring fresh and safe water to Puerto Rico.

Thursday, October 5, 201710/05/2017

Are We Ready To Impeach Yet?

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10/4: Free Speech for People with that organization’s President, Amherst-based attorney John Bonifaz, on the Arpaio pardon, the prospects for impeachment, and undoing Citizens United.

Tuesday, October 3, 201710/03/2017

Is Hate Speech The Cost of Free Speech?

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10/3: Springfield-based attorney and political activist with deep ties to Puerto Rico, Raphael Rodriguez Cruz, on the island’s plight and Trump’s response.

Monday, October 2, 201710/02/2017

Reflections On A Century of Life

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10/2: An amazing edition of “Black in the Valley” follows civil rights and criminal defense attorney Dana Goldblatt on the police-proposed surveillance cameras in Northampton and “Cool films with Larry Hott.”

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