Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

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.

Saturday, January 23, 201601/23/2016

Western Mass Business Show 1.23.16

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Noah Smith from Common Media.

Saturday, January 23, 201601/23/2016

Vaya Con Muñoz 1.23.16

In Vaya Con Muñoz

Natalia Muñoz speaks with Janine Fondon, founder of UnityFirst.com

Friday, January 22, 201601/22/2016

Bring Us Your Tired, Your Poor…

In Bill Newman

1.22- Author Roberto Gonzalez on his new book on immigration, “Lives in Limbo.” Mount Holyoke Physics Professor and founder of the Sci-Tech Cafe Kathy Aidala. A Boogie for Bernie and Art in the Valley this weekend.

Thursday, January 21, 201601/21/2016

Can Architecture Be Inclusive?

In Bill Newman

UMass professors Max Page and Joseph Krupcynski; NYT best-selling author Jacqueline Sheehan on her new book “The Center of the World;”
The Reverend and the Rabbi with Rev. Peter Ives and Greenfield ‘s new rabbi, Andrea Cohen-Kiener.

Wednesday, January 20, 201601/20/2016

Women On The Vanguard

In Bill Newman

1.20- Cool Films with Larry Hott on the Academy Award nominees; Vaya Con Muñoz with Natalia Muñoz and Women Of The Vanguard.

Tuesday, January 19, 201601/19/2016

Is There Really A Rising Tide Against Immigrants In This Country?

In Bill Newman

1/19: Susan Eaton, UMass grad., former newspaper reporter in the Valley, now a professor at Brandeis and author of “Integration Nation, Immigrants, Refugees and America at its Best;” then The Comedy Quiz Show with the Ha Has Laura Patrick & Pam Victor quizmaster Jasper Lieber.

Tuesday, January 19, 201601/19/2016

On The Money (1/20/16)

On the show this week… Should we take the advice of the Royal Bank of Scotland to “Sell Everything?” Tax…

Monday, January 18, 201601/18/2016

Smith Sudan Scholar & Black in the Valley

In Bill Newman

1.18.16- Bill Newman speaks with Smith College Professor and Sudan scholar Eric Reeves; Black in the Valley with Rev. Doctor Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks and Doctor Carlie Tartakov honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day and five years of their weekly segment on the Bill Newman Show.

Monday, January 18, 201601/18/2016

MLK Day In The Valley

In Bill Newman

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Justice Department opens investigation into E. Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of assault: AP source

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Matthew Perry’s assistant gets more than 3 years in prison for central role in his ketamine death

Matthew Perry's live-in personal assistant, who had a central role in the "Friends" star's descent into ketamine addiction and injected him with the fatal dose of the drug, was sentenced Wednesday to three years and five months in prison.