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Wrestling Porcupines, Your Images, Fat Bears, & Apocaloptimists

Cooley Dickinson Hospital's Cathy Reed & Michele Kearsley Photo: WHMP 101.5 / 1400 AM

Wrestling Porcupines, Your Images, Fat Bears, & Apocaloptimists

9/23/26, Co-Host Brian Adams

Happy 40th Birthday, Hilltown Land Trust! We speak with the Ex Dir Sally Loomis & Community Engagement Mgr Sarah Welch. come celebrate with the wrestling porcupines.

Cooley Dickinson’s Michele Kearsley (Director of Medical Imaging) & Cathy Reed (Dir of Operations) on imaging you—MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, mammograms, xrays & ambulance calls.

Northampton Climate Action Project Administration (CAPA) Director Ben Weil: black bears, heat pumps, MassSave, schools, saving money and heating & cooling yr house.

“The AI Doc Or How I became an Apocaloptimist.” Have a child in the world of AI? Larry Hott reviews this documentary about artificial intelligence and our future, if any.

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