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Wednesday, December 6, 202312/06/2023

Healing

In Talk The Talk

12/6/23: DA David Sullivan on domestic violence & new SJC justices. Larry Hott on “Bella” and “Bella!”  Dusty Christensen on lawsuits against the Northampton Police and Chief Kasper’s legacy.  Dr Norbert Goldfield, Healing Across the Divides E.D., on the horrors of the Israel-Hamas War.

Tuesday, December 5, 202312/05/2023

Run Silent, Run Deep

In Talk The Talk

12/5/23: WWII submariner, 99 y.o. Bill DIllon, & author Stephen Moore on “Strike of the Sailfish.” Sci-tech Cafe: Professors  Kerstin Nordstrom (MHC) & Margaret Stratton (UMass) on molecules & memory. Lorraine Mangione & Sara Weinberger on “Mary Climbs In: The Journey of Bruce Springsteen’s Women Fans.” Sen Paul Mark on budget, politics, energy & shelters. 

Monday, December 4, 202312/04/2023

A lot Like Christmas?

In Talk The Talk

12/4/23: Sen. Jo Comerford on guns & budgets. Northampton Mayor G-L Sciarra on Main St. & downtown’s rebirth. Law prof Bruce Miller on Trump’s immunity claims & the potential death of the Voting Rights Act, the EPA & OSHA. Megan Zinn w/ Liz Rosenburg, owner of the Toy Box, on kids’ books.

Friday, December 1, 202312/01/2023

The Hustler Files Ep 41

In The Hustler Files

JUSTIN BROOKS, HERO EXTRAORDINARE IN A BROKEN JUSTICE SYSTEM

Justin Brooks will tell you that as the Founder of the California Innocence Project, he was just following his passion as a criminal justice attorney to exonerate those who were falsely accused and spending decades in prison.  He may only have been in his twenties when he launched the California Innocence Project, but as of 2023, Justin has received exoneration for 40 such individuals and travels the world, helping launch Innocence Projects in other countries.  It was also Justin who took a chance with Brian Banks and was instrumental in having Brian exonerated!  If you think that heroes have gone the way of the dinosaur, you haven’t met Justin Brooks!

 

Friday, December 1, 202312/01/2023

An Outbreak of Peace

In Talk The Talk

12/1/23:  MTA President Max Page on no state budget & MCAS reform. The Hot Chocolate Run for Safe Passage with Marianne Winters & Natalie Ulrich.  “An Outbreak of Peace” with Sarah Pirtle. Dave Haughey (Bandeira Chocolates) on Northampton’s downtown development plan and deliciousness.

Thursday, November 30, 202311/30/2023

Move Over, Cinderella

In Talk The Talk

11/30/23: ACLUM’s Carol Rose on face surveillance, overdose prevention centers & prison calls. Prof Ilan Stavans on Restless Books & “The Mexican Dreidel.” Brian Adams & Dave Rothstein on paddling the Ct. in a pumpkin!! Ruth Griggs with cellist & Ana Bandeira Chocolates owner, Dave Haughey.

Wednesday, November 29, 202311/29/2023

Champions

In Talk The Talk

11/29/23: Trans woman activist Raquel Willis on “The Risk It Takes to Bloom.”  Larry Hott on “Stamped from the Beginning” and “The League.” Josh Silver on the Koch Bros’ support of Nikki Haley and Trump’s lead. Stacie Bourbeau — U.S. Women’s Amateur Pool Champion.

Tuesday, November 28, 202311/28/2023

Trials and Tribulations

In Talk The Talk

11/28/23: Priest sexual abuse victim, actor & counselor Jay Sefton on “Unreconciled.” Talya Kingston & Meryl Cohn on the local Playwrights Lab upcoming shows. Duke Goldman on inequality & loyalty in sports. W. Mass.  federal district court judge Michael Ponsor on the Bill of Rights & students.

Kevin & Dianne Germain

Monday, November 27, 202311/27/2023

Souls of Grace

In Talk The Talk

11/27/23: Greenfield Mayor Roxann Wedegartner on her failed re-election. Martín Espada on “Gonzo.” Amilcar Shabazz with Councilor-elect Hala Lord on Amherst’s politics. Richie Davis on “Flights of Fancy, Souls of Grace.” Megan Zinn with antiquarian bookshop owners, Kevin & Dianne Germain.

Wednesday, November 22, 202311/22/2023

The Hustler Files Ep 40

In The Hustler Files

THE BRIAN BANKS STORY, TRIUMPH OVER TRAGEDY – PART 2

If you were hoping to hear how Brian Banks overcame the adversity and punishment that was thrown at him in Part 1 of our interview, then here it is!  You’ll hear how Brian stayed ‘sane’ despite his time behind the wall, his home life, that still felt like jail, while on parole, and the knowledge that he’d always live in a societal prison with a sex offender stamp on his record.  That was until criminal defense lawyer and the Founding Director of the California Innocence Project, Justin Brooks, agreed to take Brian’s case, even though he was already post parole, and you’ll NEVER believe the role his accuser played in Brian’s exoneration! 

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