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Monday, March 9, 201503/09/2015

Iraq, Godspell & NEt Neutrality

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Live from our studio—a preview– Northampton High school presents GODSPELL John Renehan, author of “The Valley,” a novel drawing heavily on his war experience in Iraq; Political Gold with Josh Silver.

Saturday, March 7, 201503/07/2015

Western Mass Business Show 3.7.15

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Greg Garrison from Northeast Solar.

Friday, March 6, 201503/06/2015

Newspapers, Queen Esther’s Drag Ball, Stavros and Art!

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3/6 Greenfield Recorder editor Tim Blagg on the future of local newspapers; Rabbi Riqi and Meaghan Zinn on Purim and…

Friday, March 6, 201503/06/2015

Monte’s Cancer Connection Campout – Day 2

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Friday, March 6, 201503/06/2015

Monte’s Cancer Connection Campout – Day 1

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Friday, March 6, 201503/06/2015

Carrying One’s Mother; News from Outer Space!

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3/3 Renowned author Leslea Newman on her new book “I Carry My Mother”; astronomer and professor Salman Hameed on the…

Tuesday, March 3, 201503/03/2015

On The Money (3/4/15)

Are we due for a market corrections this summer? When will interest rates rise? Surviving a financial storm Don’t give…

Monday, March 2, 201503/02/2015

The Crime Novels Of The Valley

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3.2.15 Hamptons Read! with author Hon. Michael Ponsor & Susan Kelly, and Forbes Library’s Lisa Downing, Ellen Meeropol, author of…

Saturday, February 28, 201502/28/2015

Western Mass Business Show 2.28.15

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Dave DelVecchio from Innovative Business Systems sits down with Ira.

Friday, February 27, 201502/27/2015

Vitamins. What Are They? (No, Seriously)

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2.27.15 Catherine Price, author of “Vitamania: Our Obsessive Quest for Nutritional Perfection.”  The Reverend and the Rabbi.

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