Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Wednesday, February 3, 201602/03/2016

On The Money (2/3/16)

Is “Buy and Hold” a good strategy in this market? Is “What’s your Number” a good strategy in any market?…

Tuesday, February 2, 201602/02/2016

On Iowa, The Northampton Police & Liberals Crossing The Aisle

In Bill Newman

2.2.16- Attorney Luke Ryan on the Jonas Correia trial versus the Police of Northampton. Director of Strategic Communications at the University of Texas at Austin, Daniel Oppenheimer on his new book “Exit Right: The People Who Left the Left and Reshaped the American Century.”

Monday, February 1, 201602/01/2016

Supporting Amherst Families

In Bill Newman

2.1.16 “Black in the Valley” host Carlie Tartakov is joined by Monica Brown, Anastasia Morton and Dwayne Chamble from the Amherst Family Center;
Joe Gannon, author of the acclaimed “Night of the Jaguar” speaks to us about his new novel “The Last Dawn;” New York times bestselling author Jacqueline Sheehan preview tomorrow’s Writers Night Out.

Friday, January 29, 201601/29/2016

The Outgoing President Of Mount Holyoke

In Bill Newman

1/29: Lynn Pasquerella, President of Mount Holyoke College and leading medical ethicist; then, Silas Kopf, marquetry maven, shares his arts report.

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.

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