Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Dan Crowley

Friday, May 17, 202405/17/2024

Talk The Talk: Matters of Life & Death

In Talk The Talk

DHG & Recorder Editor Dan Crowley: the flood of 1874, antisemitism in Belchertown schools, & defunding libraries. Rich Michelson w/ Emily Dickinson Museum’s Brooke Steinhauser, poets Al Salehi & Ivy Schweitzer on Emily Dickinson – today! GCC Prof Emeritus, Enviornmetnal Science, Brian Adams w/ Smith botanist Gabi Immerman & Historic Northampton’s Betty Sharpe: the 150th anniversary of the Mill River Flood. Ruth Griggs w/ band leader & vocalist Sarah Clay—live in studio—WOW!!​

Wednesday, May 15, 202405/15/2024

Now Hear This, Watch This

In Talk The Talk

5/15/24:  Atty John Pucci: People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump — an update & analysis. Poet Martín Espada, Nat’l Book Award-winner & UMass prof, w/ Elisa New, Director – PBS’s “Poetry in America” — WOW! Joe Ricker, Director,  Happy Valley Guitar Orchestra: this season’s last performance this weekend at Bombyx. Rev Michael McSherry: climate change, pastoral counseling and God.

Tuesday, May 14, 202405/14/2024

Here’s Our Pitch

In Talk The Talk

5/14/24: Rep Patricia Duffy: the Soldiers Home, schools, & health care. SABR star Duke Goldman: pitching at 100+ mph. Educ Collab Dir Todd Gazda: middle & high school student protests. Caitlin Arnold Stephano: Farm Aid & its hotline. Cntr for New Americans Dir Laurie Millman: “Immigrant Voices.”

Monday, May 13, 202405/13/2024

Aspirations & Arrests

In Talk The Talk

5/13/24: Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia: Paper City’s present & future: the arts, police & schools. UMass profs Amilcar Shabazz & Toussaint Losier: encampments, the Chancellor’s “last resort” & arrests. THE Lesléa Newman: her new books “Joyful Song: A Naming Story” & “Like Father, Like Son.” CSO’s Geoffrey Oldmixon: Wednesday’s Wellness Fair. Megan Zinn w/ Christopher Carlisle: Pickett’s Dream.”

Friday, May 10, 202405/10/2024

The Hustler Files Ep 61

In The Hustler Files

FROM DECARCERATION TO KIDS WITH FLOPPY EARS

Sheriff Patrick Cahillane will tell you that as an elected official of the people, his first responsibility is to the community. But as part of that citizen responsibility, Sheriff Cahillane is also progressive in his thought processes and actions, and as such implements programs and opportunities that will not only help those in his charge, behind the wall, but also those who are released and are in the process of re-entering the community, and like on part of this day, it’s all about creating a human connection between the incarcerated men and a handful of floppy eared Nubian goats.

Friday, May 10, 202405/10/2024

Protest

In Talk The Talk

Rep Natalie Blais: saving the Connecticut River. MTA Pres Max Page: turmoil at UMass. Cassandra Holden, Exec. Director Bombyx Center for Arts & Equity. Smith Prof Carrie Baker w/ Jackson Katz, co-founder, Mentors in Violence Prevention.

Thursday, May 9, 202405/09/2024

Justice

In Talk The Talk

5/9/24: Alice Levine: W. Mass. Jewish Activists for Immigration Justice. Rabbi Riqi Kosovske: Palestinians & Israelis together. GCC prof Brian Adams w/ UMass Entomologist Tawny Simisky: good & bad local bugs. Bike Day, Week & Month w/ Karl Ahrendsen & Mass Bike Comms Director Jes Slavin.

Larry Hott

Wednesday, May 8, 202405/08/2024

Bagels and the Existential

In Talk The Talk

5/8/24: Welcome to Chester Theatre w/ Chris Rohmann, James Barry & Hero Marguerite: Larry Hott w/ Sokhen Mao: “Rebuilding the Temple” in Amherst. Hampshire prof Michael Klare: the Gaza & Ukraine wars. Shutesbury’s Michael DeChiara: sites for solar, wind farms and battery storage.

John Pucci

Tuesday, May 7, 202405/07/2024

Stormy?

In Talk The Talk

5/7/24: Atty John Pucci on Trump’s hush money trial. Environmentalist Sarah Lamagna: “Swimming Holes New England.” Sen Paul Mark: budget fights. Tapestry Health CEO Mavis Nimoh: STIs, harm reduction & reasons for hope.

Smith prof & author Naila Moreira

Monday, May 6, 202405/06/2024

Monarchs

In Talk The Talk

5/6/24: Sen Jo Comerford: $ for K-12 and higher ed. Smith prof & author Naila Moreira: “The Monarchs of Winghaven.” Live in Studio: Ukes for Ukraine w/ Terry Nagel & Jimmy Burgoff. Megan Zinn w/ prof Cathie Mercier, curator, “Pictures at Play …” at the Carle.

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