Podcasts

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Saturday, January 7, 201701/07/2017

Western Mass Business Show 1.7.17

In The Western Mass. Business Show

1.7.17 Ira once again talks with Terra Missildine from Beloved Earth Cleaning who started a new venture-Cultivate and Nest

Friday, January 6, 201701/06/2017

Before You Say “I Do”

In Bill Newman

1/6: Leading American LGBTQ rights lawyer Elizabeth Schwartz, author of “Before I Do: A Legal Guide to Marriage, Gay and Otherwise.”

Thursday, January 5, 201701/05/2017

Will We Make America Unamerican Again?

In Bill Newman

1/5: Richard Cahan, author of “UN- AMERICAN: The Incarceration of Japanese Americans During World War II.” Rev. Peter Ives, Rev. Andrea Ayvazian, & Rabbi Justin David on climate change and the new community effort to help save the world.

Wednesday, January 4, 201701/04/2017

Newman Returns a New Man

In Bill Newman

1/4: Noelle Hanrahan, founder and producer of Prison Radio, on yesterday’s big win in the federal case of Mumia Abu Jamal against prison authorities for adequate medical care; Max Page, founder of PHENOM , Public Higher Equation Network of Massachusetts, on free higher ed; Harris Gruman, founder of Raise Up Massachusetts on the new minimum wage and the upcoming fight for 15.

Wednesday, January 4, 201701/04/2017

On The Money (1/4/17)

How to generate income in retirement. What do the coming changes with the new administration mean for retirees? Will the…

Tuesday, January 3, 201701/03/2017

Bringing Light Into The Dark Matter

In Bill Newman

1.3.17 Max Page guest hosts with ideas on how to stand up to facisim in 2017 and talks with Dr. Salman Hameed about dark matter. Plus, Pam Victor on how you can include improv to improve your corporation.

Friday, December 30, 201612/30/2016

Turning First Night Up To Eleven (Strings)

In Bill Newman

12.30.16 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts and talks with Peter Blanchette, Archguitarist and Maestro of the Happy Valley Guitar Orchestra. And there’s a whole lot of Northampton City Council President Bill Dwight

Friday, December 30, 201612/30/2016

Vaya Con Muñoz 12.31.16

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Liz Román from Masslive.com and El Pueblo Latino shares the stories that had special resonance, including the launch of the television proram “Presencia” on WGBY Public Television, a bilingual talk show; improvements finally on cpurse for the Juan Gerena Elementary School in Springfield and the astounding power and kindness of a boy and his baseball cards. Filmmaker Larry Hott reviews “Tower,” about the 1966 shooting at the University of Texas. It is one of the best films he’s seen. Watch the trailer here: http://www.towerdocumentary.com/ And for the last day of 2016, Juan Luis Guerra y 440 sings us out with,“Si tú te vas.”Picture from “Presencia” on WGBY Public Television

Thursday, December 29, 201612/29/2016

First Night Party

In Bill Newman

12.29.16 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts and talks to the Happier Valley Family folks, The Fawns and Nerissa Nields about First Night and how to navigate the New Year.

Thursday, December 29, 201612/29/2016

Western Mass Business Show 12.31.16

In The Western Mass. Business Show

12.31.16 Tim O’Brien from the Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce talks with Jeff Kravitz, Ecomoic Development Director of Amherst

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