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Saturday, August 29, 201508/29/2015

Western Mass Business Show 8.29.15

In The Western Mass. Business Show

8.29

Friday, August 28, 201508/28/2015

What did the Redcoats think of the Revolution?

In Bill Newman

8/28: Pulitzer-award finalist, Nick Bunker, author of “An Empire on the Edge,” the Brits view of the American Revolution. Then, political activist Paki Wieland.

Thursday, August 27, 201508/27/2015

Paul Mark & Handsome

In Bill Newman

8.27.15 2nd Berkshire Representative, Paul Mark, joins guest host Buz Eisenberg. As well as our regular The Reverend & The Rabbi segment with Peter Ives and Justin David.

Wednesday, August 26, 201508/26/2015

The Seth Show

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8/26: Seth Lepore previews “The Seth Show.” Natalia Munoz—Vaya con Munoz!

Tuesday, August 25, 201508/25/2015

On the Money (8/26/15)

On the show this week: The role of China in our market correction Can the Fed raise rates in this…

Tuesday, August 25, 201508/25/2015

UMASS Football: too risky a gamble?

In Bill Newman

8/25: Gilbert Gaul, author of “Billion-Dollar Ball: A Journey Through the Big-Money Culture of College Football.” Plus archguitarist and HVGO founder and maestro Peter Blanchette.

Monday, August 24, 201508/24/2015

The Road Less Traveled

In Bill Newman

8.24.15 On the 100th anniversary of its publication, New York Times Poetry Editor David Orr on Frost’s “The Road Not Taken: Finding America in the Poem Everyone Loves and Almost Everyone Gets Wrong.”
Then, Joel K. Bourne, Jr –longtime reporter for National Geographic– on his new book “The End of Plenty: the Race to Feed a Crowded World.”

Saturday, August 22, 201508/22/2015

Western Mass Business Show 8.22.15

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Jackie Fallon of FIT Staffing Solutions.

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.

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