Podcasts
Podcasts
Friday, June 16, 201706/16/2017
The Bill Newman Show June 16 2017
In Bill Newman
6/16: “Cuba in Transition” with Mark Guglielmo, Pablo Yglesias, Aristides Lima, and Maricel Lucero. Then, a joyous new season—here’s a preview –for New Century Theater with NCT Producing Director Sam Rush and
playwrights Eric Henry Sanders and Ellen Wittlinger.
Friday, June 16, 201706/16/2017
The Bill Newman Show June 15 2017
In Bill Newman
6/15: Nancy MacLean, author of “Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Right’s Stealth Plan for America;” Bloomsday with
The Literacy Project’s Judith Roberts; exploring Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” with the reverend and the rabbis.
Friday, June 16, 201706/16/2017
The Bill Newman Show June 14 2017
In Bill Newman
6/14: Django in June live in the studio. This is amazing.
Tuesday, June 13, 201706/13/2017
Turning to the Page on the state Constitutional Convention
In Bill Newman
PHENOM founder Max Page on the state constitutional convention; YA author Lisa Papademetriou on kids marching to a different drummer—her new novel is “Apartment 1986;” Sports Man! Scott Coen on empires, evil and otherwise, in baseball and basketball.
Tuesday, June 13, 201706/13/2017
Josh Silver stole our reporter!
In Bill Newman
Josh Silver, CEO of Represent. US, on corruption in government, money in politics, and grass roots movements; Lois Ahrens, Director of the Real Cost of Prisons Project on proposed legislation to allow some moms, convicted of non-violent crimes, who are the primary caretakers for their kids, to not go to jail.
Saturday, June 10, 201706/10/2017
Western Mass Business Show 6.10.17
In The Western Mass. Business Show
Ira talks with Cindy Hackworth, of Ci Ci Boutique, moving from Main Street, Northampton to online store, still offering stunning prom gowns and all the rest
Saturday, June 10, 201706/10/2017
Vaya Con Muñoz 6.10.17
Today is all about Puerto Rico: The 60th Annual Puerto Rico Day Parade tomorrow, as seen through the eyes of local Puerto Ricans Diane Alverio, founder and editor of Connecticut Latino News (link here: ctlatinonews.com), based in Hartford; and Lillian Torres, from Ponce and living in Holyoke.
Should Oscar López Rivera, formerly a member of a violent group that advocated for Puerto Rico’s independence, and who was pardoned by President Obama been selected as the parade’s grand marshal? In the end, he opted out, seeing that the honor was dividing the Puerto Rican community, as well as politicians and a slew of big businesses that pulled their sponsorhsip of the parade.
We are sung out by Juan Luis Guerra of the Dominican Republic with “El Costo de La Vida.”
Friday, June 9, 201706/09/2017
Is This The New Watergate Or Is It Worse?
In Bill Newman
Mount Holyoke College Professor of Government Chris Pyle on Trump, Comey, and Mueller, investigations, impeachment, and governmental secrecy; Arts Correspondent Betsy Stone with Mark Guglielmo on “Cuba in Transition” and Silas Kopf on the Running of the Bulls in Easthampton.
Thursday, June 8, 201706/08/2017
What’s Coming With Comey?
In Bill Newman
Mitch Prinstein, author of “Popular: The Power of Likability in a Status-Obsessed World.” Reverend Peter Ives and the CEO of Tapestry Health, Cheryl Zoll, on reproductive rights in the era of Trump.
Wednesday, June 7, 201706/07/2017
Cops In Court
In Bill Newman
6/7: Northampton attorney and cooperating attorney with the Center for Constitutional Rights Luke Ryan on the law suit he has been litigating against western Mass. Rev. Scott Lively, zealous advocate of the kill the gays bill in Uganda; iconic Valley musician Johnny Memphis on “Rarities”– his band’s new c.d. release and the party to celebrate.
