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Wednesday, November 16, 201611/16/2016

Things Are Getting Hott in America

In Bill Newman

11/16: Emmy award-winning filmmaker Larry Hott; Willard Spiegelman, the WSJ Leisure and Arts page contributor, Southwest Review editor and author of “Senior Moments: Looking Back, Looking Ahead.”

Wednesday, November 16, 201611/16/2016

Bosom Buddies

In Bill Newman

11/15: “Once Upon a Time” with best-selling and award-winning authors Jane Yolen, Heidi Stemple, and Patricia McLaughlin; the Comedy Quiz with Quizmaster Christine Mirabal and contestants (from the Ha Has) Pam Victor and Laura Patrick and also Monte Belmonte.

Tuesday, November 15, 201611/15/2016

On The Money (11/16/16)

Have politicians neglected your needs during the election process? What can Donald Trump do to help your local bank? How…

Monday, November 14, 201611/14/2016

Peanut Butter & Lavery

In Bill Newman

11/14: Two fourth graders show us what’s best in our community; William W. Goldsmith, author of “Saving Our Cities: A Progressive Plan to Transform Urban America;” Vijay Prashad, Marc Daalder and Jeff Napolitano preview “Where Do We Go From Here: A Post-Election Analysis; Julia Mines previews the upcoming Tedx Talks.

Saturday, November 12, 201611/12/2016

The Western Mass Business Show 11.12.16

In The Western Mass. Business Show

11.12.16 Judy Yaffe of HomeWatch CareGivers of West Springfield

Friday, November 11, 201611/11/2016

Radio Star

In Bill Newman

11/11: Bernadette Duncan, author of “Yappy days: Behind the Scenes with Newsers, Schmoozers, Boozers, and Losers” shares insights gained in her 26 years as a talk radio producer with ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox; then, a preview the upcoming TEDx Talks “Body of Knowledge” with Stacy Kontrabecki, Curator, and presenter Tara Roberts; “Inside/Out” with Rhymes with Orange creator Hilary Price.

Thursday, November 10, 201611/10/2016

White Privilege with the Reverend and the Rabbi

In Bill Newman

11/10: Election reflections (state and federal) with State Senate President Stan Rosenberg; Reverend Peter Ives, Rabbi Justin David and members of the Haydenville Congregational Church on the detritus from the presidential election and the importance of neutralizing white privilege here in the Valley and beyond; Susana Millman, the Grateful Dead’s photographer, on her new book “Alive with the Dead: A Fly on the Wall with a Camera.”

Wednesday, November 9, 201611/09/2016

This Is America Now

In Bill Newman

11/9: Election reflections with Northampton City Council President Bill Dwight; PHENOM (Public Higher Education Network of Massachusetts) founder Max Page, MTA President Barbara Madeloni, political activist and radio show host Natalia Munoz, and Mount Holyoke College Professor of Latino/a Studies and UMass History Dept. Feinberg Lecture Series presenter David Hernandez.

Tuesday, November 8, 201611/08/2016

The End Is Nigh

In Bill Newman

11/8: State Senate President Stan Rosenberg—so many (ballot) questions—here are some answers; Todd Ford. Exec. Dir., Hampshire Council of Governments on HCOG and the upcoming unveiling of Greg Stone’s last work; then we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Perugia Press with the press’s founder Susan Kan and incoming editor and director Rebecca Hart Olander on a special edition of “NPR (Northampton Poetry Radio)” with Rich Michelson.

Tuesday, November 8, 201611/08/2016

On The Money (11/9/16)

When we vote in a new President how long does it take before we see change? I want to retire,…

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