Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Wednesday, May 27, 201505/27/2015

Inward Bound

Wednesday, May 27, 201505/27/2015

Sci-Tech Pride of Life in The 413

In Bill Newman

5.27.15 A preview (and review) of “Life in the 413” with New Century Theatre Producing Director Sam Rush, playwright Jonathan Caws-Elwitt with a cameo by emcee extraordinaire Monte Belmonte; Northampton-based, Emmy award-winning filmmaker Larry Hott on “Sci-Tech Band: Pride of Springfield.”

Tuesday, May 26, 201505/26/2015

On The Money (5/27/15)

Risk or safety? Do you have to choose one or the other? Are you worried about a market correction? Frustrations…

Tuesday, May 26, 201505/26/2015

Bending The Arc

In Bill Newman

5.26.15 Bend the Arc with Jane Fleishman and Norbert Goldfield; Paul Newlin on Watermelon Wednesdays.

Saturday, May 23, 201505/23/2015

Western Mass Business Show 5.23.15

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Bruce Tulgan about the 27 challenges that managers face.  This is part 1.

Friday, May 22, 201505/22/2015

Papers, Pot & Painting

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5.22.15 Daily Hampshire Gazette editor Larry Parnass first unwraps the Fishwrap and then helps interview Judy Foreman, author of “A Nation in Pain: Healing Our Biggest Health Problem.” Then, artist Susan Barocas.

Thursday, May 21, 201505/21/2015

Black In The Valley/Reverend & Rabbi Mashup!

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Sign on the dotted line? Martha Ertman, author of “Love’s Promises –on relationships and the contracts that bind (or not);” VFW Post 8006 Commander Tom Pease and Veterans Agent Steve Connors; A Black in the Valley and The Reverend and the Rabbi Sojourner Truth Mash-up!

Wednesday, May 20, 201505/20/2015

Adjunct Injunction

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An election this week– a juncture for adjuncts in western mass and across the state on A special edition of “Your State U.” hosted by Max Page.

Tuesday, May 19, 201505/19/2015

On The Money (5/20/15)

How to protect your gains We spend 475 hours a year worrying about money How millions of people are walking…

Tuesday, May 19, 201505/19/2015

The Dookhan Dilema

In Bill Newman

Criminal defense attorneys Carl Williams (from the ACLU of Massachusetts) and Luke Ryan on yesterday’s Supreme Judicial Court’s decision on the drug lab disaster—40,000 cases probably need to be reversed ! Jenny Ladd on “Class Lives: Stories from Across Our Economic Divide”; and the incomparable musician Mary Witt.

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