Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Wednesday, September 21, 201609/21/2016

Hinds Sight

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9.21.16 Josh Silver guest hosts with State Senate candidate Adam Hinds, political wonk Bill Scher and Amanda Herman from Live Art Magazine

Tuesday, September 20, 201609/20/2016

The Red Guitar

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9.20.16 Jeff Napolitano guests hosts and talks with John Sheldon and Sheryl Stoodley about “The Red Guitar” at The Shea Theater in Turners Falls. Plus the Comedy Quiz with The Ha-Has and retired Judge Bertha Josephson.

Tuesday, September 20, 201609/20/2016

On The Money (9/21/16)

The moment when people find out their retirement income isn’t what they hoped Volatility is back. Is it just October…

Monday, September 19, 201609/19/2016

Trevor’s Take on The Amherst School Comittee Controversies

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9.19.16 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and talks about women in prison and what’s been going on outside the headlines with the Amherst School Comittee.

Saturday, September 17, 201609/17/2016

Vaya Con Muñoz 9.17.16

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9.17.16 Marie Grady, journalist, lawyer and journalism ethics professor, talks about the media coverage of the presidental candidates.
Lawrence Hott reviews “Major,” showing at the Outfest on The Road Film Festival this weekend. Moore about the LGBT festival, sponsored by the Program for the Study of Women and Gender at Smith College and Outfest, through tomorrow Sept. 18, is here: http://www.aomtheatre.com/event/outfest-on-the-road-presented-by-smith-college/
And we get sung out by Chambao and Estrella Morente singing “Lo Bueno y Lo Malo,” one of my favorite songs of al time. In the picture, Estrella at left and Chambao.

Friday, September 16, 201609/16/2016

The First American Kids Music Fad?

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Thursday, September 15, 201609/15/2016

Broken Promesa

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9/15: Puerto Rican activist Melissa Vargas; “NPR—Northampton Poetry Radio” with Rich Michelson; then, the Rev. & the Rabbi.

Wednesday, September 14, 201609/14/2016

How HCC Helped Put The Second C Back in H

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9/14: Long time HCC President Bill Messner –our special guest on our segment “Your State U.” with Max Page; Hollywood editing star Harry Keramidas on the Ashfield Film Festival.

Tuesday, September 13, 201609/13/2016

On The Money (9/14/16)

Mark Cuban says the market will tank if Trump gets elected People seldom work to their planned retirement age Is…

Tuesday, September 13, 201609/13/2016

Out! On The Road

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9/13: New President of the Berkshire Eagle, Fred Rutberg; Cool films with Larry Hott Smith College gender studies prof. Jennifer DeClue.

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