Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Tuesday, December 22, 201512/22/2015

On the Money (12/23/15)

What decisions can you make to save on taxes in 2016? How can Baby Boomers protect their savings going into…

Monday, December 21, 201512/21/2015

Kirtan, Elvis & Black Lives Matter at Smith

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12.21.15- Shubalananda Kirtan and Lord Russ “Elvis” on their First Night appearance in Northampton and weekly segment Black in the Valley with Smith College Black Lives Matter students.

Monday, December 21, 201512/21/2015

Who Is Newman’s Guest? Whoo? Whoo?

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12/18: Heidi Stemple and Janis Jorgenson on our local National Audubon Christmas Bird Count (especially owls); Ian Watson, Artistic Director of Arcadia Players, on tonight’s performance of Handel’s Messiah at Abbey Chapel; Henry Wheaton and Chris Oakley preview Show Circus Studio’s amazing First Night show.

Thursday, December 17, 201512/17/2015

First Night & The Reverend Minus the Rabbi

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12.17.15- Penny Burke and Johnny Memphis speak with Bill about Northampton’s First Night. Jazz great Charles Neville also makes an appearance. On the weekly Reverend and the Rabbi segment, The Nields talk about opening for Dar Williams at the Calvin to singing to animals.

Wednesday, December 16, 201512/16/2015

Maria from Sesame Street and Vaya Con Muñoz

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12.16.15- Sonia Manzano, also known as Maria from Sesame Street speaks with Bill on her new book. Vaya con Muñoz with Natalia Muñoz brings on Laurie Loisel, once journalist, now Director of Community Outreach and Education of the District Attorney’s office.

Tuesday, December 15, 201512/15/2015

On The Money (12/16/15)

What can we learn from the 2015 stock market? Are there any 2016 predictions we should be listening to? How…

Tuesday, December 15, 201512/15/2015

Joy & Jokes

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12.15.15- Local author Tzivia Gover speaks on her new book Joy in Every Moment. Bill and Monte are joined by Happier Valley Comedy’s Laura Patrick and Pam Victor of The Ha-Ha’s for their comedy game show.

Monday, December 14, 201512/14/2015

Santa!

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12.14.15 Josh Silver pinch hits for Newman and gets the guest of all guests, Santa & Mrs. Claus

Friday, December 11, 201512/11/2015

Forensick (sic)

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12.11.15- Today’s Bill Newman Show features John Anz and Champian Fulton on two local jazz shows this weekend, Harry Miles…

Thursday, December 10, 201512/10/2015

The Genocide Continues

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12/10: Smith College Professor Eric Reeves on the continuing genocide in Darfur; The Reverend (Peter Ives) and the Rabbi (Justin David).

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