Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Friday, August 21, 201508/21/2015

Barry Moser: Artist/Recovering Racist

In Bill Newman

8.21.15 Jeff Napolitano guest hosts with Celia Miller on her transcontinental bike journey to raise money for the Palestian House of Friendship. And Barry Moser on his new book about growing up mired in the Deep South’s racism and it’s effects on his relationship with his brother.

Thursday, August 20, 201508/20/2015

Rep. Ben Swan, 2 Reverends & A Rabbi

In Bill Newman

8.20 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and speaks with Rep. Ben Swan about the former and current civil rights movements. Plus the Rev. & The Rabbi.

Wednesday, August 19, 201508/19/2015

What’s My Line?

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8.19.15 Buz Eisenberg guest hosts and plays ‘What’s My Line?’ with Pam Victor, Tom Mahnken and Monte. Plus Vaya Con Munoz with Natali and Holyoke Council candidate, Nelson Roman.

Tuesday, August 18, 201508/18/2015

On The Money (8/19/15)

Tuesday, August 18, 201508/18/2015

When Will Guantanamo Close?

In Bill Newman

8.18.15 Guest host Buz Eisenberg talks with Wells Dixon from the Center for Constitutional Rights on when, if ever, Gitmo will close; and Nina Kleinberg on the Hollywood Blacklist and the film ‘Salt of The Earth’

Monday, August 17, 201508/17/2015

Putting Probation on Probation

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8.17.15 Jeff Napolitano guest host with Donald Perry on Probation reform, plus clips of Medea Benjamin from Code Pink & Dr. Vijay Prashad on the current state of activism.

Saturday, August 15, 201508/15/2015

Western Mass Business Show 8.15.15

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Xanthi Scrimgeour

Friday, August 14, 201508/14/2015

Bernie & Black Lives

In Bill Newman

8.14 Jeff Napolitano from AFSC guests hosts with Leo Malley from the Progresseive Democrats of America on Bernie Sanders and #BeersforBernie, plus Vanessa Lynch from Black Lives Matter 413 with different thoughts on Bernie (FB: BLM413 blacklivesmatter413@gmail.com), and Karen Higgins from National Nurses United on their endorsement of Bernie.

Thursday, August 13, 201508/13/2015

The History of Ashfield Volume 3

In Bill Newman

8.13 Guest host Buz Eisenberg talks with his neighbor, Donald Robinson, about the tremendous new volume in the history of one of our most loveable Western Mass towns. Plus the Reverend & The Rabbi on religious beliefs versus responsibility under the law.

Wednesday, August 12, 201508/12/2015

Prison Justice & Food Justice

In Bill Newman

8.12 Buz Eisenberg guests hosts with Bernadette Rabuy from Prison Policy Initiatve plus another edition of Vaya Con Munoz about food justice issues in Springfield.

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