Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

GL, Bill Newman, Buzz Eisenberg

Wednesday, May 17, 202305/17/2023

Yikes, Bikes! And Lots More

In Talk The Talk

5/17/23: The Bike Breakfast with bike stars GL Sciarra, Karen Foster, George Kohout, Jonathan Brody, James Lowenthal, & Sean Condon; Larry Hott, on Saturday’s sneak preview of “The Niagara Movement;” Sophie Michaux on Tiny Glass Tavern’s “There Shall Be No More Sea;” from the Lyme Disease Resource Center– Maria Malaguti, Exec. Dir., & Nellie Wilson, on avoiding and treating Lyme.

Amanda Mittman and Cara D’Anello

Tuesday, May 16, 202305/16/2023

Western Mass Business Show – 5.13.23 Amanda Mittman and Cara D’Anello

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Amanda Mittman and Cara D’Anello would like you to know that you are enough. Your weight doesn’t define you but your genetics and body composition have charted your course. We are all warped by the healthcare industry, diet culture, the patriarchy, and capitalism that we have lost all sense of what our body should be. No more! Let’s see what your body can be with support and wrap around services that break the ideals about what is fit, beautiful, and standard. Hint there are guidelines but screw the standards.

Smith College Professor Carrie Baker

Tuesday, May 16, 202305/16/2023

Laughing & Crying Together

In Talk The Talk

5/16/23: “Considering Matthew Sheppard” with Leslea Newman, Sheila Heffernon & Jon Solins (Da Camera Singers) – this Sunday only; the Comedy Quiz on cartoons with Scott Braidman, Maddy Benjamin & Julie Wagoner; Smith professor Carrie Baker & Tapestry Health CEO Cheryl Zoll on birth control & choice; Megan Zinn and Christina Lauren on “The True Love Experiment.”

Monday, May 15, 202305/15/2023

Searching

In Talk The Talk

5/15/23: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle on the school superintendent search; Center for New Americans Exec. Dir. Laurie Millman and current and former students on Immigrant Voices –Sunday at the Shea; G’fld School Comm. Chair Amy Proietti on slashing the school budget; Megan Zinn with Perugia Press publisher and poet Rebecca Hart Olander on “Uncertain Acrobats.”

Saturday, May 13, 202305/13/2023

The Hustler Files Ep 15

In The Hustler Files

THE ONLY WAY TO DO GREAT WORK IS TO LOVE WHAT YOU DO

The title of this weeks episode is part of a quote by the late Steve Jobs. The full quote says; “Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work, and the only way to do great work is to love what you do.” While it may take a village, behind the wall and beyond, to assist justice-involved individuals with recovery and re-entry back into society, it also takes a handful of extraordinary facilitators who have dedicated their lives to their secondary education and ensuing certifications, combined with a myriad of experience, to be a changemaker in the criminal justice system.

Omar Gomez and Jeff Napolitano

Friday, May 12, 202305/12/2023

The Easthampton School Superintendent Search

In Talk The Talk

5/12/23: Rep. Natalie Blais on dangers to school children from motorists, legislation, the budget, and more; ArtBeat with Betsy Stone and Priya Nadkarni Green on Priya’s amazing show; MTA President Max Page and Professor Daniel Mulcare on our state universities & the Cherish Act; Dr. George Timmons, President-Elect, Holyoke Community College on his vision for HCC; Jeff Napolitano and Easthampton City Council President Homar Gomez on the school superintendent search.

Thursday, May 11, 202305/11/2023

Protests, Beavers, a Candidate & Musicians

In Talk The Talk

5/11/23: Susan Triolo (Code Pink) & Marisol Pierce Bonifaz (Generation Ratify Amherst) on “Crisis Pregnancy Centers” & Saturday’s protests; Belchertown Selectboard candidate Lesa Lessard Pearson; Rabbi Riqi Kosovske on hunger & spring holidays; Brian Adams & naturalist Drew Johnson on beavers, ponds & pellets! Glenn Siegal with Smith College professor, musician & filmmaker Jake Meginsky.

Larry Hott

Wednesday, May 10, 202305/10/2023

Sneak Preview

In Talk The Talk

5/10/23: Alexandra Kennedy, Exec. Dir. of the Eric Carle Museum, on the search for her successor; Florence-based Larry Hott on the upcoming sneak preview of his new PBS film “The Niagara Movement; Todd Gazda, Dir. of Educational Collaborative, on abolishing MCAS; Wanda Bertram of the Easthampton-based Prison Policy Initiative on women behind the razor wire.

Keith Fairey

Tuesday, May 9, 202305/09/2023

Duffy, Blue, an LGBTQ+ School, & Affordable Housing

In Talk The Talk

5/9/23: Rep. Pat Duffy on the Cherish Act, $ for schools, and much more; Duke Goldman “Talkin’ Baseball” — Sox, Yanks, Tampa Bay and the amazing Vida Blue; educators Allison Druin and Ben Bederson on a new school for LGBTQ+ students in western Mass.; CEOs Alexis Breiteneicher (Valley CDC), Keith Farey (Wayfinders), Gina Govoni (Franklin County Redevelopment Authority) on affordable housing.

Justin Pelis and Matt LaCoille

Monday, May 8, 202305/08/2023

The Western Mass Business Show 5.6.23 – Look Park’s Justin Pelis and Matt LaCoille

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Join us for a look at Look Park with Justin Pelis Executive Director of the Park and Matt LaCoille Development Director. Justin is a Northampton native and former business owner of North County Landscapes. Matt comes from the region and has a sports and development background. The Park’s rich history helps keep the Park top of mind in peoples memories and hearts. Come take a walk down memory lane with us as we chat about the past, present, and future of this 413 gem.

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