Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Thursday, January 7, 201601/07/2016

Honoring Creativity & The Reverend Finds A Rabbi

In Bill Newman

Bill speaks with Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman on his new book “18 Things Highly Creative People Do Differently.” The weekly…

Thursday, January 7, 201601/07/2016

Vaya Con Muñoz

In Vaya Con Muñoz

1.9.16 Natalia Muñoz in her premier episode speaking with Northampton’s William Cumpiano about the Puerto Rican guitar.

Wednesday, January 6, 201601/06/2016

Will The Governor Be The Senator From NH?

In Bill Newman

1/6: New Hampshire governor Maggie Hassan on the opioid crisis in the Northeast, the future of the Affordable Care Act and her candidacy for the United States Senate; Claude Knobler, author of “More Love (Less Panic)”—on parenthood lessons learned from adopting his son from Ethiopia; and Mike Lofgren, author of “The Deep State: The Fall of the Constitution and the Rise of a Shadow Government.”

Tuesday, January 5, 201601/05/2016

On The Money (1/6/16)

This week on “On the Money” with Gary Thomas: A look back at the 2015 market, and a look ahead…

Tuesday, January 5, 201601/05/2016

A Greenfield Lawyer Puts The ‘Spotlight’ On The Ills of The Catholic Church

In Bill Newman

1/5: Greenfield attorney John Stobierski, the attorney for many local victims of the Catholic Church’s priest sexual abuse scandal; then, back to that fracking pipeline with the President of Pipeline Awareness Network for the Northeast, Katy Eisman, who updates us on the FERC’s process and your right to intervene—to become a participant in this process—there’s been an extension—fill out the form now!

Monday, January 4, 201601/04/2016

The 13th Ammendment

In Bill Newman

1/4: Black in the Valley with Rev-Dr. Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks; Prof. Carlie Tartakov, and special guest Martin Jones; Vaya con Munoz with Natalia Munoz and Performance Project founder and First Generation Artistic Director Julie Lichtenberg.

Thursday, December 31, 201512/31/2015

Farewell, 2015

In Bill Newman

12.31.15 Josh Silver guest hosts and bids adieu to 2015 with a look at a groundbreaking carbon capture technology, some hope on the political horizon and a Cathedral in The Night.

Wednesday, December 30, 201512/30/2015

Vaya Con Muñoz!

In Bill Newman

12.30.15 Natalia Muñoz guest hosts with special guests Comedian Phillip Anthony and Filmmaker Mary Paterno

Tuesday, December 29, 201512/29/2015

First Night 2016

In Bill Newman

12.29.15 The Rev. Peter Ives guests hosts and talks First Night with the Penny Burke from The Northampton Center for The Arts and the Rev. Andrea Ayvazian and Jeff Olmstead from Haydenville Congregational Church.

Monday, December 28, 201512/28/2015

On The Money (12/30/15)

Is there a war on savers? New strategies to meet the new problems facing retirees What is “The Fiduciary Rule?”…

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