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6/15/26: (Co-Host – Megan Zinn)

The River’s Steve Sanderson previews this coming weekend’s Green River Festival.

Megan and Bill Fishwrap the just-announced ceasefire with Iran.

Writers Block: Megan Zinn interviews Smith Prof Heather Able on her new novel  “The Emilies,” set in Northampton. The book launch tomorrow, presented by the Odyssey.

Mayors Monday: Easthampton Mayor Salem Derby on the Override, the possible recount, FIFA World Cup Watch Parties & interactions on Facebook.

Sex Matters: Jane Fleishman w/ Karen Rayne, co-authors of a new book about young people with problematic sexual behavior, published by Unhushed.

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