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Wednesday, November 27, 202411/27/2024

Panorama — Episode 93 — Nuclear Power Now?

In Panorama

Originally aired on November 30, 2024. UMass Researcher Joshua Goldstein discusses working with filmmaker Oliver Stone on creating the documentary Nuclear Now (2022). Professor Goldstein explains the limitations of renewable energy, and why nuclear power must be part of the solution. But is nuclear energy safe? Isn’t expensive? Where will the toxic waste go? Professor Goldstein answers these questions while offering a hopeful (nuclear) future in reducing carbon emissions.

Tuesday, November 26, 202411/26/2024

Speak Out!

In Talk The Talk

11/26/24: Monte: The March for the Food Bank! Josh Silver on post-election PTSD. Ed Orzechowski: “Becoming Darlene: Belchertown Patient #4952.” Duke Goldman: speak out against MAGA’s politicization of sports & obsession with transgender athletes. Larry Spotted Crow Mann: Thanksgiving? Nat’l Day of Mourning.

Lisa Wong, Tim Nelson, Paul Bockelman

Monday, November 25, 202411/25/2024

March for the Food Bank & Walking Out

In Talk The Talk

11/25/24: Gfld City Councilor Marianne Bullock: mass resignations at city hall. Prof Amilcar Shabazz w/ Ayanna Crawford: Kwanzaa & Thanksgiving/ Day of Mourning. Amherst Town Mgr Paul Bockelman: Trump & risk for Sanctuary Cities. Megan Zinn & local author Sarah Sawyer: “The Undercurrent.”

Mara Levi, Tara Brewster, and Nova Wehman-Brow

Saturday, November 23, 202411/23/2024

Western Mass Business Show on 11.23.24 — Mara Levi & Nova Wehman-Brown of the Queer Joy Collaborative

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Mara Levi, Executive Director, and Nova Wehman-Brown, BOD Chair of the Queer Joy Collaborative

Friday, November 22, 202411/22/2024

The Hustler Files Ep 87

In The Hustler Files

EARN & LEARN APPRENTICESHIP AT CATALYST

Over the last couple of decades, tech companies and tech-minded entrepreneurs have been developing various ways to assist incarcerated and justice-involved individuals with job training both behind the wall and upon returning to the community. Checkr, a California-based background tech company, has been leading the charge for more employers, like those they work with, to become more socially responsible in the fair chance hiring movement by bridging the gap between employers, needing employees, and justice-involved individuals learning a trade and earning a living wage. To that means, Checkr has launched CATALYST, a 12-month, 2,000 hours, apprenticeship program to offer justice-involved individuals with real-life learning, in a variety of career pathways, and that includes a formal credential from the US Department of Labor, upon completion of their apprenticeship. CATALYST was piloted, in-house, at Checkr for a full year, before launching the roll-out with a handful of employers who believe in this valuable, often-overlooked talent pool. Checkr has committed o$1M over the next two years to expand CATALYST, and Christina Louie Dyer, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility has been tapped to oversee this life-changing initiative.

Friday, November 22, 202411/22/2024

Power

In Talk The Talk

11/22/24: Dangerous recess appts. MTA Pres Max Page: strikes, no family medical leave & subminimum wage. Donnabelle Casis w/ Jason Montgomery, 50 Arrow Gallery: “Words” & art. Jillian Morgan: March for the Food Bank. Local human rts atty Laura Pitter: coming assault on rts.

John Anz and Kris Allen

Thursday, November 21, 202411/21/2024

Politics & All That Jazz

In Talk The Talk

11/21/24: Dan Crowley, Ex Ed, Daily Hampshire Gazette & Gfld Recorder. Michael McSherry, Sr. Pastor, Edwards Church; Ex Dir ACLU of Mass: fighting back; “All that Jazz” with Jon Anz & saxophonist Kris Allen.

Wednesday, November 20, 202411/20/2024

Live from Northampton, It’s Young @ Heart

In Talk The Talk

11/20/24: Young@Heart: Maine Media; Yellowstone adventures; VFR. Pollution.

Smith College Professor Carrie Baker

Tuesday, November 19, 202411/19/2024

Madam President? Madam President.

In Talk The Talk

11/19/24 Smith College President Sarah Willie-LeBreton with Professor Carrie Baker: Feminist Futures. Political consultant Josh Silver: Harris’ campaign – lessons & what now? Gfld Recorder reporter Anthony Cammalleri: help and hurt for Haitian immigrants at the Days Inn in Gfld. The Comedy Quiz, on rom-coms, w/ Maddy Benjamin, Scott Braidman, Lynn Curry & Jess Tyler.

Marianne Winters Natalie Ulrich Samili Suarez Karla T Alec Rietz

Tuesday, November 19, 202411/19/2024

Western Mass Business Show on 11.16.24 — Safe Passage

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Join us as we hear from Safe Passage Team Members:

Marianne Winters
Natalie Ulrich
Samili Suarez
Karla T
Alec Rietz

Mark your calendars for 12/8. The Hot Chocolate Run is coming up. Greenfield Savings Bank is doing a donation match on 11/20 up to 15,000. A good reason to make those asks. Listen in as we hear about the many programs that SP has and how they are helping those affected by domestic violence. How you can get involved and why you should support their work. Thanks for listening.

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