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Podcasts

Timmon Wallis

Friday, June 6, 202506/06/2025

Visions

In Talk The Talk

6/6/25: Fritz: Saturday’s Franklin County Pride in Greenfield. Timmon Wallis: “Nuclear Abolition: A Scenario.” Jody Rosenbloom and JoEllen Mackenzie: Forbes Library Garden Tour on 6/14. Hamp Coll Prof Michael Klare: Putin’s retaliation, drone warfare, & atrocities in Gaza. Donnabelle Casis w/ Andrae Green: “Peripheral Visions” at OOO Gallery in Easthampton.

Thursday, June 5, 202506/05/2025

Human Rights

In Talk The Talk

6/5/25: Ashfield human rights atty Laura Pitter & Freedom Now Ex Dir Andrea Prasow: jailed journalists. Susanne Personette & Lois Barber: Amherst Plein Air Society’s show at Forbes. Rep Jim McGovern: democracy in peril. ABA Human Rights Hero Maria Foscarinis: “And Housing for All: The Fight to End Homelessness in America.”

Wednesday, June 4, 202506/04/2025

The Breath and Breadth of Life

In Talk The Talk

6/4/25: DA David Sullivan: ICE arrests here & Deerfield Academy’s sex abuse victims. Serious Play Director Sheryl Stoodley, John Feffer (ISP) & actor David Keohane: “Lungs.” Brian Adams w/ Smith Coll astronomer Kimberly Ward-Duong: life on other planets. Documentary filmmakers Larry Hott & Lous Alvarez: “American Tongues” & politics.

Tuesday, June 3, 202506/03/2025

ReMarkable

In Talk The Talk

6/3/25: Sen Paul Mark: his invitation from Pres Trump. James Kitchen: his HUGE sculpture, from recycled 19th century metal girders & tools, here. Jade Jump & Nate Clifford, owners of Cornucopia: moving on. Harley Erdman, Eric Sawyer & Barry Werth: “The Garden of Martyrs” & “The Scarlet Professor” at Historic Northampton.

Tuesday, June 3, 202506/03/2025

Western Mass Business Show on 5.31.25 — Cancer Connection’s Grateful Bed Tour

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Join us as we chat with Cancer Connection Executive Director Chelsea Kline and Board of Directors Co-President Jean Einstein (we missed you, Sue Lowry) about the programs and opportunities to support Cancer Connection coming up soon. In their 25th year of “Befriending” and providing FREE services to cancer patients and their loved ones-it’s a major milestone and reason to celebrate. After just wrapping a very successful Mother’s Day Half Marathon (thanks Sue Monahan) and looking forward to the Grateful Bed Tour (thanks to Greenfield Savings Bank for the 15,000 Community Challenge Grant) and Bikes Fight Cancer Charity Ride, there is no moss on this nonprofit. Join us as we discuss the thrift store, nutrition programs, wigs, raffles, and why you should join as a part of the Cancer Connection family. Follow along at www.cancer-connection.org. Thanks for listening.

Monday, June 2, 202506/02/2025

Resistance and Resilience

In Talk The Talk

6/2/2025: Nick Mottern & Ruth Moushabeck: Saturday’s Concert for the Children of Gaza. Megan Zinn w/ Richard Russo: “Life and Art.” Sen Jo Comerford: fighting back against SNAP & Medicaid cuts. Nhmptn Mayor GL Sciarra: school funding & federal cuts & uplifting graduations.

Friday, May 30, 202505/30/2025

The Hustler Files Ep 114

In The Hustler Files

WORKING TO KEEP HIS COUNTY, THE WAY LIFE SHOULD BE

Upon driving into the State of Maine there is a sign that reads, ‘WELCOME TO MAINE, THE WAY LIFE SHOULD BE’. For thirty-eight years, Kevin Joyce, the current Sheriff of Cumberland County, Maine, has made it his mission to ensure that his county, which includes the city of Portland, Maine, lives up to its state motto. While the State of Maine, in general, is considered rural, Cumberland County is a blend of cities, towns, and the second-largest and deepest lake in the state. This combination offers its own unique challenges and responsibilities for Sheriff Joyce and his law enforcement team. From the intricacies of managing a large jail population, to the impact of mental health and substance use on the Maine justice system, and the importance of community engagement, Sheriff Joyce is still as passionate about his mission and the people under his watch, both outside and behind the wall, as he was thirty-eight years ago.

Max Page

Friday, May 30, 202505/30/2025

Life and Lives

In Talk The Talk

5/30/25: MTA Pres Max Page: Massachusetts legislation to save K-12 and higher ed. Hon. Mary Lou Rup & Ruth Griggs: celebrating Leah Kunkel’s life, her music and advocacy. Elizabeth Minnich: “The Evil of Banality….” on Adolf Eichmann, Hannah Arendt, Trump and ourselves

CEO Mavis Nimoh & Jenny Fleming Ives

Thursday, May 29, 202505/29/2025

30+Years Fights for Justice

In Talk The Talk

5/29/25 Jenny Fleming Ives: her 33 yrs as a reproductive health specialist at Tapestry Health — also CEO Mavis Nimoh on budget cuts. Gnfld City Counsel Pres Lora Wondoloski: funding the schools. Ct River Conservancy’s Kathy Urffer & Nina Gordon-Kirsch: the ongoing fight over a 30-50 yr license renewals for energy projects on the river. John Anz w/ multi-genre, multi-instrumentalist Susan Werner—at the Parlor Room.

Wednesday, May 28, 202505/28/2025

Strokes of Genius

In Talk The Talk

5/28/25: Larry Hott reviews “Joan Baez: I Am a Noise” & “What Happened, Miss Simone?” CDH Chief of Emerg Medicine Dr. Alberto Perez & EMS Stroke Coordinator Ben Hogan: stroke awareness. Brian Adams w/ Politico correspondent Brian Dabbs: Trump v renewable energy. Musicians Johnny Joelson, Ginny Elkin & Dan Zukergood performing LIVE in studio & at the Iron Horse June 1.

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