Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Thursday, January 28, 201601/28/2016

WMUAnarchy

In Bill Newman

1.28- Bill and Monte speak with WMUA community members on the UMass administration’s decision to cut community programming.

Wednesday, January 27, 201601/27/2016

Female Boxing’s Champion

In Bill Newman

1.27- Bill speaks with Gail Grandchamp, former amateur and pro boxer turned trainer and motivational speaker, paving the way for women in boxing. Vaya con Muñoz with Natalia Muñoz and Waleska Lugo-DeJesús speak on the Healing Racism Institute of the Pioneer Valley.

Tuesday, January 26, 201601/26/2016

413 Battle League Jan 16 2016

 

Tuesday, January 26, 201601/26/2016

On The Money (1/27/16)

Does the current market correction mean we are headed for a recession? What does an election year typically do to…

Tuesday, January 26, 201601/26/2016

Are You Ready For Some Football (Debt)?

In Bill Newman

1.26- Public Higher Education Network of Massachusetts (PHENOM) founder and UMass Professor Max Page speaks with Dr. Steven Conn, the W.E. Smith Professor of History at Miami University in Ohio on football stadiums. Plus, Noelle Hanrahan on President Obama’s ban of solitary confinement for imprisoned juveniles.

Monday, January 25, 201601/25/2016

Does the ACLU Represent.Us?

In Bill Newman

1.25- Bill speaks with ACLU Massachusetts Legal Director, Matt Segal and Director of Northampton and D.C. based Represent.Us Josh Silver.

Saturday, January 23, 201601/23/2016

Western Mass Business Show 1.23.16

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Noah Smith from Common Media.

Saturday, January 23, 201601/23/2016

Vaya Con Muñoz 1.23.16

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Natalia Muñoz speaks with Janine Fondon, founder of UnityFirst.com

Friday, January 22, 201601/22/2016

Bring Us Your Tired, Your Poor…

In Bill Newman

1.22- Author Roberto Gonzalez on his new book on immigration, “Lives in Limbo.” Mount Holyoke Physics Professor and founder of the Sci-Tech Cafe Kathy Aidala. A Boogie for Bernie and Art in the Valley this weekend.

Thursday, January 21, 201601/21/2016

Can Architecture Be Inclusive?

In Bill Newman

UMass professors Max Page and Joseph Krupcynski; NYT best-selling author Jacqueline Sheehan on her new book “The Center of the World;”
The Reverend and the Rabbi with Rev. Peter Ives and Greenfield ‘s new rabbi, Andrea Cohen-Kiener.

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