Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Brian Adams and Bill Danielson

Wednesday, August 9, 202308/09/2023

Black Mirror

In Talk The Talk

8/9/23: Tom Wartenberg on his new book “Thoughtful Images”; Cool Films with Larry Hott on “American Masters Rod Serling: Submitted for Your Approval”; Leah Wang, Research Analyst at the Prison Policy Initiative, on what climate change means for people in prison; Brian Adams with columnist Bill Danielson on the naturalist world in western Massachusetts.

Tuesday, August 8, 202308/08/2023

Local Heroes & The Mets

In Talk The Talk

8/8/23: Recorder Reporter Domenic Poli on where to sit outside & enjoy local craft beer; Duke Goldman on the passing of local baseball historian John Bowman; Prof. Bruce Miller looks at the defense strategy of Trump lawyer John Lauro; Activists Betsy Corner & Bob Beatty on The Nelson Legacy Project, Wally, & Juanita at Woolman Hill on 8/19

Megan Zinn with local author Megan Tady about her debut novel "Super Bloom

Monday, August 7, 202308/07/2023

Healing, Writing, Painting & Protest

In Talk The Talk

8/7/23: Megan Zinn with local author Megan Tady about her debut novel “Super Bloom;” Dr. Norbert Goldfield on the situation in the Israel & Palestinian conflict; Bob Masla to discuss his upcoming exhibit, Then & There, Here & Now, at R. Michelson Galleries; Cate Woolner and Joan Stoia to discuss their multimedia project on stopping the NED pipeline

Friday, August 4, 202308/04/2023

The Hustler Files Ep 28

In The Hustler Files

THE COMMUNITY PROSECUTION MODEL IS GETTING SMARTER & FAIRER, IN SOME PLACES

‘To be a transformational leader and coach, you must deeply understand what you are transforming’. This quote by an unknown author was perfectly suited to this week’s conversation with a District Attorney in Western Mass who has two counties, 47 towns, six Courts and a myriad of worker bees under his care. With more than 33 years of public service, DA David Sullivan is changing the prosecution model by blending smart and fair prosecutions, crime prevention programs, law enforcement partnerships and community collaborations to build safer communities within his jurisdiction and that includes keeping juveniles (17 and Under) from carrying a record with them.

Friday, August 4, 202308/04/2023

Lock Him Up?

In Talk The Talk

8/4/23: Atty David Hoose on Trump; Mass.Teachers Ass’n Pres. Max Page & VP Deb McCarthy on the 2024 vote; Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis & Terry Jenoure; Community Action’s Clare Higgins on cuts to childcare; Connecticut River Defenders Fergus Marshall & Theresa Turner on the fight to save our river.

Thursday, August 3, 202308/03/2023

CHASEing Bad Guys

In Talk The Talk

8/3/23: Rep. Jim McGovern on Trump & Congress; Rev. Andrea Ayvazian on the Truth School and life after death; Brian Adams with Climate Action Now’s Eric Broadbent & Russ Vernon-Jones on local Chase Bank’s financing fossil fuels; All That Jazz with Glenn Siegel & Amherst musician & music-therapist Aaron Shragge.

CEO Lauren Rollins

Wednesday, August 2, 202308/02/2023

Bottom-Up Uprising

In Talk The Talk

8/2/23: Northwestern DA David Sullivan on Trump indictment for 1/6; Walter Greason on “Illmatic Consequences: The Clapback to Opponents of Critical Race Theory;” Jane Stevenson & Kate Stephens on the Community Reparations Fund; Lauren Rollins to discuss her new training and educational school for policy in Northampton.

Tuesday, August 1, 202308/01/2023

Truth AND Consequences

In Talk The Talk

8/1/23:  Crime & Punishment with John Pucci on trumping Trump; Linda Bond on the upcoming Hestia Mural Wall Walk; Senator Paul Mark on road funds, farm relief, and taxes; Exec Director Todd Gazda explains the Collaborative for Educational Services.

Monday, July 31, 202307/31/2023

What’s Buzzing in the Valley?!

In Talk The Talk

7/31/23:  Prof Eric Reeves on the continuing horrors in Sudan & Darfur; Greenfield School Comm member Elizabeth Deneeve on the application of Providence Christian Academy; Northampton Mayor Gina Louise Sciarra on mosquitos & new Fire Chief Andrew Pelis; Hampshire Sheriff Cahillane on providing residents opportunities.

Saturday, July 29, 202307/29/2023

Western Mass Business Show 7.29.23 – Donna Brooks

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Donna Brooks is a somatic movement therapist and educator, yoga therapist, and embodied meditator who has 40 years of experience teaching, counseling and coaching in movement and the healing arts. Her approach is mindful and effective. Meeting you where you are at because everyone is at a different place. Join us to learn why you should check her out to better check into your health and wellness.

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