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Wednesday, July 17, 202407/17/2024

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In Talk The Talk

7/17/24: Holyoke Schools Union Pres Nicholas Cream: receivership & MCAS. Larry Hott: “Art Talent Show” & “My Kid Could Paint That.” Brian Adams & Nolan Adams: pumped hydropower. Masslive & Republican investigative reporter Greta Jochim: the Leeds nursing home Highview’s scandalous conditions.

Smith College Professor Carrie Baker

Tuesday, July 16, 202407/16/2024

This is a Test

In Talk The Talk

7/16/24: Mayor GL Sciarra: national politics, schools & the override. Comedy Quiz w/ Maddy Benjamin, Scott Braidman & Sally Ekus: fun with fireflies. Smith prof & Ms. Magazine editor Carrie Baker: Project 2025 & the abolition of our rights. Local activists Elizabeth Silver & Christina Maxwell: this election needs you NOW.

Monday, July 15, 202407/15/2024

Western Mass Business Show on 7.13.24 — Laurie Millman and Steven Haguma

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Laurie Millman and Steven Haguma join us to talk about why the C4NA is such an important nonprofit in our region. With offices in Northampton, Greenfield, Amherst, and Springfield they try to reach as many immigrants as possible coming to the 413. Laurie has been the Executive Director for 15+ years and has a desire to effect positive change and help others and she’s doing it according to Steven who came to our area from the the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2020 with his family. They had been trying to flee Africa for over 20 years, can you imagine? With over 30 employees, C4NA helps immigrants navigate a new land, language, systems, and world. Through events like 30 Poems in November, Citizenship/Naturalization Ceremony on 7/4, and Immigrant Voices at the Shea Theatre funds are raised to help the Center function and grow. Tune into see how you can help new immigrants feel more welcomed in a new land. Many come to WMA because of the way that we choose to show up in the world-together we can continue to make that belief a reality. Thank you to Laurie and Steven for joining the show. 

Monday, July 15, 202407/15/2024

Bad News, Good News

In Talk The Talk

7/15/24: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle: the presidential campaign and housing- building for success. Marty Wohl, Co-President, the Northampton Education Foundation: money for enriching students’ lives & education. Megan Zinn with Tammy Greenwood: “The Still Point”.

Friday, July 12, 202407/12/2024

The Hustler Files Ep. Exoneration

In The Hustler Files

Max Page

Friday, July 12, 202407/12/2024

Testing, Testing 

In Talk The Talk

7/12/24:  MTA Pres Max Page & Fair Test Ex Dir Harry Feder: MCAs & alternatives. Donnabelle Casis & Cima Khademi: her Easthampton City Arts show. Margie Riddle:  the League of Women Voters – books & voter protection. Karuna Center’s Polly Byers & Healing Across the Divides’ Norbert Goldfield: Israel, Palestine & humanity.

Thursday, July 11, 202407/11/2024

CHOSEN

In Talk The Talk

7/11/24: Prof Rachelle Winkle-Wagner: “The Chosen We: Black Women’s Empowerment in Higher Education.” Megan Zinn: selling romance. Photographer Joe Wallace: “Remnants” in Turners Falls. Amherst author Betsy Hartmann: “Last Place Called Home” and the opioid crisis.

Larry Hott

Wednesday, July 10, 202407/10/2024

Grabbing Power, Making History & Nuclear War

In Talk The Talk

7/10/24: Barry Werth, author of “31 Days:” presidential immunity and succession. Filmmaker Larry Hott: “Food, Inc. 2” and “The Grab.” London-based journalist Stryker Maguire: Trump 2025, the view from Britain and Europe. Author Annie Jacobsen: “Nuclear War: A Scenario” – the NYT bestseller.

Fadia

Tuesday, July 9, 202407/09/2024

Western Mass Business Show on 7.6.24 — Dr. Fadia Nordtvei

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Who knows what DEIBS stands for? Most know what DEIB is but if you add the S it stands for sustainability. Join us as we speak to Dr. Fadia Nordtveit who’s work centers around communication, business equity, and sustainability. While working at NYU and Springfield College, Fadia can use her platform to teach the next generation of leaders about how to communicate inclusivity and what their leadership means for the society of the future. If that isn’t enough, Fadia also has a steady stream of workshops, including her popular Inclusive Business Canvas Model which she has given to the Amherst Chamber community. Check out her website to learn more about how she chooses to show up in the world. Thank you for all that you do Fadia.

Tuesday, July 9, 202407/09/2024

Finding Our Way

In Talk The Talk

7/9/24: Rep Pat Duffy: Biden’s candidacy. maternal health, home equity theft, data privacy & reproductive rights. Duke Goldman: impossible baseball feats & the Red Sox’s Impossible Dream — again? Educator Todd Gazda: cell phones in the classroom. Way Finders CEO Keith Fairey: housing here & now.

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