Podcasts
Podcasts
Thursday, March 21, 202403/21/2024
Pardon Me: Gov. Maura Healey on This Show
3/21/24: DHG & Glfd Recorder Editor Dan Crowley on girls’ sports & op-ed letters. Rabbi Riqi Kosovske: her recent three weeks in Israel. Ruth Griggs w/ bassist Lynn Lovell: her upcoming AoM performance. Gov. Maura Healey on pardoning thousands convicted of marijuana possession.
Wednesday, March 20, 202403/20/2024
Big Questions
Greenfield Community College VP of Workforce Development, Kristen Cole. Rev Mark Seifried of Haydenville Congregational Church. Investigative reporter Dusty Christensen asks, Why wasn’t this Northampton cop fired? UMass Prof Charmaine Nelson, Dir of Slavery North Initiative.
Tuesday, March 19, 202403/19/2024
Filling in the Holes
3/19/24: Live from Tandem Bagel: Cool Films with Larry Hott: “Remembering Gene Wilder.” Spring? The Comedy Quiz with Maddy Benjamin, Scott Braidman & Mo McElligott. Amherst schools on the fiscal cliff? School Comm. member Jennifer Shiao responds. “The Celtification of Emily Dickinson” with Rosie Caine & Robert Boulrice.
Monday, March 18, 202403/18/2024
Justice
3/18/24: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle: school funding. Atty Luke Ryan on erroneous convictions. Hon. Michael Ponsor, federal judge and novelist, on “Point of Order.” Northampton School Superintendent Dr. Portia Bonner: schools teetering on a fiscal cliff.
Friday, March 15, 202403/15/2024
The Hustler Files Ep 53
THE HUMAN IMPACT FROM A MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE X 5
In 1989 two horrific crimes took place in New York City. The first was the rape and almost death of the woman who would be come to know as the Central Park jogger. The second was the arrest, interrogations, and ultimate prison sentencing of five Black and Latino teenagers, for that crime. A crime they would later be exonerated for, in 2002. It was during her senior year of college in 2003, while interning for a law firm, that Sarah Burns began the arduous process of unearthing the entire story, initially for her college thesis, to understand why and how these five teenagers could have been so falsely convicted. Almost a decade later, Sarah, simultaneously, along with her husband David McMahon, not only published the book, The Central Park Five; A Chronicle of a City Wilding, but along with her father, documentarian, Ken Burns, produced, wrote, and directed a film by the same name. The Central Park Five documentary received numerous awards in 2012/2013 and is still available to watch via streaming.
Friday, March 15, 202403/15/2024
Occupations
3/15/24: Activists Paki Wieland, Priscilla Lynch & Nick Mottern: occupying Rep Jim McGovern’s Northampton office. Rep Lindsay Sabadosa on Gaza & permissible use of earned sick time. Donnabelle Casis w/ Lucia Monge: the natural world recycled. Kennedy Institute for U.S. Senate CEO Adam Hinds. David Knowles w/ Producer-Director Jean Koester on “The Cemetery Club.”
Thursday, March 14, 202403/14/2024
Million Dollar Questions
3/14/24: Greenfield Acting Police Chief Todd Dodge: the $1Million+ race discrimination verdict against the Dept. Rev. Michael McSherry on the afterlife. Brian Adams with forester Lincoln Fish: our trees, ourselves. Ruth Griggs w/ UMass Professor of Trombone Dave Sporny.
Wednesday, March 13, 202403/13/2024
Our Foundational Foundations
3/13/24: Trivia, not trivial, w/ Northampton Education Foundation bd. members Lisa Papademetriou & Megan Zinn. David Mazor, founder of Reader to Reader. Larry Hott on “Zone of Interest” & “20 Days in Mariupol”. Nation magazine Michael Klare on nuclear war. Mary Lyon lives –with foundation founder Sue Samorinski & Exec. Dir. Kristen Tillona-Baker.
Tuesday, March 12, 202403/12/2024
Lots of Green, Lots of Red
3/12/24: Rep. Pat Duffy: St. Patrick’s Day & housing. Duke Goldman: hope for the Red Sox? Todd Gazda, Ex. Dir., Ed. Collaborative: schools, lacking cash, experiencing bullying and racism. Sarah & Ryan Voiland — the catastrophic fire at Red Fire Farm – the community’s response & how you can help.
