Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Wednesday, July 1, 201507/01/2015

Becoming American

In Bill Newman

7.1.15 We celebrate July 4 with Laurie Millman from the Center for New Americans and new American citizen (as of this July 4) from Vietnam, Hanh Phung; then, recent Northampton High School grad, Jake Bridgman on the upcoming premier of his new film , a psychological thriller, at the Academy of Music.

Tuesday, June 30, 201506/30/2015

On The Money (7/1/15)

This week on On the Money with Gary Thomas: How to deal with the turmoil in Greece Woman in NY…

Tuesday, June 30, 201506/30/2015

Supreme Punishment & A Walking Rendezvous

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6.30.15 Big Box Stores in Easthampton? A: NO. We speak with Attorney Daniel Hagan and David Gardner, two of the movers and shakers of the successful movement to keep the big box stores out.

Monday, June 29, 201506/29/2015

The Jeff Napolitano Show?

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6.29.15 Erin Buzuvis on the landmark SCOTUS Equal Marriage Decision and Jo Comerford from Moveon.org

Saturday, June 27, 201506/27/2015

Western Mass Business Show 6.27.15

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Ira talks with Jim Putnam from Farm Credit East

Thursday, June 25, 201506/25/2015

“Where we’re going, we don’t need…roads”

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9.25 Caseen Gaines, author of “We Don’t Need Roads: The Making of the BACK TO THE FUTURE Trilogy” along with the films’ editor, Harry Keramidas (who also is the director of the Ashfield Film Festival).

Thursday, June 25, 201506/25/2015

The Gateway to Holyoke

In Bill Newman

6.24.15 PHENOM (Public Higher Education Network of Massachusetts) founder Max Page share his fears abut rising tuition and costs at the University of Massachusetts and student debt and where the administration of Charlie Baker is headed.

Tuesday, June 23, 201506/23/2015

On The Money (6/24/15)

This week on On the Money with Gary Thomas How to decide when to retire. Are we better prepared for…

Tuesday, June 23, 201506/23/2015

Bernie vs Money

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John Roberts, host of the Boston-based radio show, “This Week in Palestine” says there is no two–state solution to the Israeli –Palestinian conflict, only a one state solution.

Monday, June 22, 201506/22/2015

Judy Blume

In Bill Newman

Author Judy Blume talks about her acclaimed new novel “In the Unlikely Event” and chats with Bill about “Fudge” and Super Fudge” and “Are You There, God, It’s me, Margaret.” This interview was way too much fun to be called work.

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