Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Thursday, March 10, 201603/10/2016

Poet Laureates & Endgame Project

In Bill Newman

3/10: Bill with Poet Laureates Richard Michelson, Martin Espada; Rev. Peter Ives with guest Rabbi; Sheryl Stoodley and Kermit Dunkelberg of the Serious Play! Theatre Ensemble on their upcoming area performances.

Thursday, March 10, 201603/10/2016

Monte’s Cancer Connection Campout

In Bill Newman

3/9: Bill and Monte broadcast live from the steps of the old Hampshire County Courthouse in downtown Northampton as Monte aims to raise over $100,000 for the Cancer Connection.

Tuesday, March 8, 201603/08/2016

On The Money (3/9/16)

How is your outlook on the economy? Is your Target Date Fund helping or hurting you? What are the challenges…

Monday, March 7, 201603/07/2016

Is Israel an apartheid state?

In Bill Newman

Sunday, March 6, 201603/06/2016

Western Mass Business Show 3.6.16

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Pat Goggins of Goggins Real Estate

Sunday, March 6, 201603/06/2016

Vaya Con Muñoz 3.6.16

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Waleska Santiago is the curator of a bilingual/bicultural exhibit called “Our Grandmothers: Empowerment and Legacy” that starts today, March 5 at the Wisteriahurst Museum in Holyoke. Come to the opening reception today at 2 p.m.! And listen to what Marla Goldberg is posting this week in social media.

Friday, March 4, 201603/04/2016

Women Rising

In Bill Newman

3/4: Monte and Bill open with presidential politics, Paki Weiland and AnnaMarie Russo on our local International Women’s Day Celebration for March 8, and what’s going on in the Valley this weekend.

Friday, March 4, 201603/04/2016

Presidential Politics & Passover

In Bill Newman

3/3: Presidential politics with Bill and Monte, the weekly Reverend and the Rabbi segment with Rev. Peter Ives, plus author and New York Times op-ed columnist Jim Nocera on his new book, co-authored with Ben Strauss, titled “Indentured: The Inside Story of the Rebellion Against the NCAA.”

Wednesday, March 2, 201603/02/2016

Super Tuesday Blues

In Bill Newman

3/2: Bill and Monte open with the Fish Wrap on Super Tuesday. Cooley-Dickinson representatives talking about Being Mortal, community conversations about end-of-life care. Natalia Munoz speaks with Maria Hinojosa, founder of Latino USA on NPR.

Wednesday, March 2, 201603/02/2016

On The Money (3/2/16)

This week on On the Money with Gary Thomas – Is the federal reserve doing too much or too little?…

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