Podcasts

Podcasts

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Friday, July 28, 201707/28/2017

Dr. Two-Littles

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Friday, July 28, 201707/28/2017

Vaya Con Muñoz 7.29.17

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Filmmaker Larry Hott reviews “Oklahoma City,” about the white supremacy movement that was reactivated in the 1990s. Trailer here: youtube.com/watch?v=bcJ7P-nxQGo
Dr. Shirley Jackson Whitaker took it upon herself to mourn all the African Americans who were lynched in the United States with a homegoing that she has presented twice so far, most recently at St. John’s Congregational Chycrh in Springfield. “Ashes to Ashes” are the final words in typical African American funeral services. Many of those who were murdered by the Klan to maintain the reign of white supremacy never received their “Ashes to Ashes.” The goal of this project is to acknowledge and mourn the African Americans who were racially terrorized during the Jim Crow era after the Civil War and until this very day. Some endured lynching and other forms of brutalization and, therefore, they never received a proper burial. More about Dr. Whitaker’s work here: ShirleyWhitaker.com
La ponceña Lillian Torres y yo hablamos de todo un poco sobre la política en Puerto Rico, y en EEUU.
We are sung out by the Gypsy King, “Tu Quieres Volver.”
Image of “Ashes to Ashes” by Natalia Muñoz.

Thursday, July 27, 201707/27/2017

This Is Your Case On Drugs. Any Questions?

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Wednesday, July 26, 201707/26/2017

Western Mass Business Show 7.29.17

In The Western Mass. Business Show

7.29.17 Tim O’Brien talks with Robin Brown from The Lord Jeffery Inn

Wednesday, July 26, 201707/26/2017

A Hitman In The Cartel Wars

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Tuesday, July 25, 201707/25/2017

The Food That Makes The Woman

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7/25: Laura Shapiro, author of “Six Remarkable Women and the Food that Tells Their Stories;” Timmon Wallis, author of “Disarming the Nuclear Argument: The Truth about Nuclear Weapons;” New Century Theatre presents “Hold These Truths” with actor Greg Watanabe and director Sheila Siragusa.

Tuesday, July 25, 201707/25/2017

Every Dark Cloud Has A Josh Silver Lining

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7/24: Josh Silver, CEO of represent.US, on politics not as usual; Silverthorne Theater presents “Chapatti” with Nick Simms and Jane Barish; then, “Cool Films with Larry Hott” and Julia Reichert.

Saturday, July 22, 201707/22/2017

Western Mass Business Show

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira speaks with Eric Hagopian, who sold his 3rd generation company and bought another, now tuning it up to his specifications.

Friday, July 21, 201707/21/2017

Phase 2

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Thursday, July 20, 201707/20/2017

Pot & Potpourri with Stan Rosenberg

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