Podcasts
Podcasts
Monday, December 18, 202312/18/2023
Sheroes
12/18/23: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle: the superintendent search. MLRI atty Judith Liben: subsidized affordable housing — for the rich? Reproductive Rights hero, Dr. Giovannina Anthony: the fight for abortion. Megan Zinn with John Sheirer on “For Now: One Hundred 100-Word Stories”
Friday, December 15, 202312/15/2023
The Hustler Files Ep 43
THE FEAR OF TOO MUCH JUSTICE
When a legendary lawyer and a legal scholar reveal the structural failures that undermine justice in our criminal courts, the result is an absolute MUST READ aptly named The Fear of Too Much Justice. While this is not the first book for authors Stephen Bright and James Kwak, it is their first collaboration that offers a heart-wrenching overview of how the criminal legal system fails to live up to the values of equality and justice. “- their goals are to protect the poor and innocent, expose the truth behind capital punishment and wrongful convictions, and call out corrupt prosecutors and incompetent judges, along with any other bad actors who have ruined our system”. – John Grisham
Friday, December 15, 202312/15/2023
Guns & Cherish
12/15/23: Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa: legislative wins & the gun bill. MTA Pres. Max Page & GCC prof Phyllis Keenan on CHERISH. ArtBeat: Donnabelle Casis & Pulp Gallery’s Dean Brown. Drs. Shane Taylor & Kate Atkinson: concierge medicine. Gregory Gibson: his new book & his son’s murder.
Thursday, December 14, 202312/14/2023
A2Z
12/14/23: John Pucci on Trump & the Supreme Court. Rabbi Riki Kosovske & Pastor Marisa Egerstrom on the bomb threat to Beit Ahavah. Brian Adams & Andre Boulay of A2Z Science & Learning Toy Store. Ruth Griggs with Edwards Church’s new Dir. of Music, Adam Simon.
Wednesday, December 13, 202312/13/2023
“Challenging the Injuries and Divisions of Capitalism”
12/13/23: “Class, Race, Gender…(and) Capitalism” with activist, organizer professor Michael Zweig. Larry Hott recommends “Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project” and “Lift.” Michael Klare on Israel-Hamas & Ukraine. Schools, money & the election with Greenfield Councilor Marianne Bullock.
Tuesday, December 12, 202312/12/2023
Schools
12/12/23: We Fishwrap Harvard. Duke Goldman on Shohei Ohtani’$700 million contract. Jay Fleitman, Massachusetts Campaign Co-Chair of Desantis for President. Educ. Collaborative’s Todd Gazda on school superintendents.
Monday, December 11, 202312/11/2023
The Western Mass Business Show on 12.9.23 — Marshall Escamilla and Lindsay Patterson from Tumble Science Podcast
In The Western Mass. Business Show
Join us as we welcome Marshall Escamilla and Lindsay Patterson from Tumble Science Podcast for Kids to the show. They founded Tumble Media to serve kids and families with a podcast to entertain and inform their curiosity about science. For over 10 years they have been influencing what kids are listening to and draw on their work as educators and musicians to draw audiences in. After moving from Barcelona they have found a home in Greenfield, lucky us. Find out more about them on tumble.media. Thanks for tuning in.
Monday, December 11, 202312/11/2023
Dark Days & Bright Lights
12/11/23: Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia: more cops & the City Council fight. Amherst activists Amilcar Shabazz & Andrea Battle: community & CRESS. Sarah Pirtle, Tim Van Egmond & Rochelle Wildfong: the Ashfield Winter Solstice Celebration. Center for New Americans’ Laurie Millman & Sarah Sullivan: 30 Poems/30 Days at Smith College. Megan Zinn & Ana Reyes, local, NYT bestselling author of “The House in the Pines,” at the Odyssey in S. Hadley
Friday, December 8, 202312/08/2023
Community Action
12/8/23: MTA Pres Max Page: the MCAS initiative. Astronomer Salman Hameed: the Big Whack! Donnabelle Casis & Kelly Silliman: the fab new community art space. Clare Higgins: giving & taxes. Central West Justice attys Marion Hohn & Catherine Ady-Bell: the emergency shelter crisis.
Friday, December 8, 202312/08/2023
The Hustler Files Ep 42
REPRESENTATIVE LINDSAY SABADOSA, A VOICE FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NONE
Massachusetts House Representative Lindsay Sabadosa’ s path to politics probably started at the age of nine, when she held a protest march over the closing of her beloved town library. Yet it took a few more decades of working in the private sector before she launched her political career. While Representative Sabadosa takes up the flaming sword in a variety of arenas, she has a deep passion for criminal justice and prison reform, and in this episode speaks passionately about the House Bills she has launched, from changing the parole system for incarcerated elders to implementing an Act that will track how bail must be set, commensurate with a defendant’s economic means.
