Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Tuesday, July 25, 201707/25/2017

Every Dark Cloud Has A Josh Silver Lining

In Bill Newman

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

In Bill Newman

Thursday, July 20, 201707/20/2017

Pot & Potpourri with Stan Rosenberg

In Bill Newman

Wednesday, July 19, 201707/19/2017

Why Do We Care So Much About Famous People?

In Bill Newman

Tuesday, July 18, 201707/18/2017

Paintbox Pirates

In Bill Newman

Monday, July 17, 201707/17/2017

Trouble Maker

In Bill Newman

7/16: 98 year-old political activist Frances Crowe –in court again for civil disobedience; Josh Silver, CEO of Represent US; Black in the Valley.

Friday, July 14, 201707/14/2017

Vaya Con Muñoz 7.115.17

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Felicia Lunquist, director of Multicultural Affairs at Springfield College, on helping students in this age of Trump, the role of social justice as part of college education and environmental justice also means affordable fresh produce.
Filmmaker Larry Hott on being an insider who becomes the outsider and how he brought marginlaized people into his films. His films, “Through Deaf Eyes,” and “Rising Voices” [risingvoicesfilm.com/] are solid examples of what happens when people with access invite people who are the centerof the story to be part of its telling.
Lillian Torres sobre el referendum que el partido pro-estadid celebró en Puerto Rico, y que cuyo resultado apuntada a que el boicoteo del mismo habla por sí solo.
We are sung out in Italian! For my birthday, I dedicate “Non e la pioggia,” sung by Claudiio Villa – who I think she had a crush on — and one of my mother’s favorite songs to my mother.
Image from “Rising Voices, a film by Lawrence Hott. With premission.

Friday, July 14, 201707/14/2017

The Continuing Buz on Niberd

In Bill Newman

7.14.17 Attorney Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and fills us in on where he is at with Niberd Abdalla, the Valley resident originally from Iraq set to be deported. Plus, Amy Proietti on Women Rising in Greenfield, Northampton City Solicitor Alan Seewald and an arts report from the Northampton Arts Council.

Thursday, July 13, 201707/13/2017

Theatre In Resistance

In Bill Newman

7/13: The Chester Theater Company presents; Pam Victor of the Ha Has on women’s improv; The Revered and The Deacon.

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