Podcasts

If you didn't have a chance to listen to an entire local talkshow on WHMP, or if your friends are telling you about a show you missed completely...no worries! You can listen to that WHMP talk show at your own convenience right on this website.

Northwestern District Attorney Debate (9/1/10)
Democrats Mike Cahillane and Dave Sullivan debate the issues and make the case as to why should be the next Northwestern District Attorney (recorded at JFK Middle School in Florence)

ACLU Minute: September 1, 2010
How should the part of America that is not African American respond to what New York Times columnist Bob Herbert calls, "a tragic crisis of enormous magnitude facing black boys and men in America"?

ACLU Minute: September 1, 2010
Can a homeowner's association stop you from flying a historic American flag over your house?

ACLU MInute: September 1, 2010
Is the death penalty in America coming to an end?

On The Money (8/25/10)
Gary Thomas talks tax cuts, the housing market decline and a variety of other money-related topics with his new co-host, the lovely and talented "Jay."

WHMP Morning News: Dr. Sue Keller On Crowns
Dr. Sue Keller from "Strong and Health Smiles" explains why a crown is not the universal cure for a problem tooth--even though a lot of people think it is

WHMP Morning News: Dr. Sue Keller
Doctor Sue Keller of \"Strong and Healthy Smiles\" makes her debut appearance on the program in a weekly segment dedicated to all aspects of dental health

WHMP Morning News: Author Alida Brill
Author Alida Brill comes in to talk about her new book, which chronicles her lifelong battle with chronic disease--and the doctor who is helping her fight through it

WHMP Morning News: Paul Spector
Northampton City Councilor Paul Spector weighs in on the controversy surrounding the possible removal--or preservation--of the Chesterfield Road dam

WHMP Morning News: Tim Farrell
Greenfield Town Council President Tim Farrell comes in to talk about being named acting mayor, the "Jungle" problem, the reappointment of Steve Walk to the Conservation Commission, and the death of long-time ZBA Chairman Roy Cowdrey

WHMP Morning News: Property Taxes
Author Patricia McQuillan and Second Berkshire District Candidate Roseanne Frieri talk with Collins about the current property tax system--and how inherently bad it is

WHMP Morning News: Casino Aftermath
State Senator Stan Rosenberg recaps the recent historic debate over legalizing casino gambling in Massachusetts

WHMP Morning News: CISA Chef Paul Hathaway
Amherst Chef Paul Hathaway from Chez Albert comes in to talk local produce as part in advance of CISA's "Restaurant Week" celebration

WHMP Morning News: CISA Sylvester's
Peter from Sylvester's Restaurant comes in to talk about local products as part of the promotion of CISA's "Restaurant Week" celebration

Awaken Your Intuition (8/28/10): Mars And Relationships
Rebecca Anne LoCicero and Ray Genovese talk Mars, relationships, and take phone calls on a wide variety of topics

ACLU Minute: August 25, 2010
Let's take a minute to consider the Taco Bell TV commercial from the 1980s.

ACLU Minute: August 25, 2010
Are you feeling sexually repressed, unfulfilled, awkward, or insecure about your body?

ACLU Minute: August 25, 2010
The City of Minneapolis is forking over $165,000 to zombies.

Awaken Your Intuition (8/21/10)
Ray and Rebecca take your calls.

Taxes and Assets (8/21/2010)
Rob and Bruce pay tribute to a late colleague, and discuss Roth conversions.

On The Money (8/18/2010)
Gary Thomas is On The Money ... making it, keeping it, or giving it away.

Ready, Set, Knit (8/28/10)
Kathy is in the studio, while Steve calls in from an undisclosed location.

Ready, Set, Knit (8/21/10)
Kathy flies solo while Steve flies to Chicago.

ACLU Minute: August 18, 2010
What does the life of a successful lawyer look like?

ACLU Minute: August 18, 2010
Most of the 176 remaining detainees in Guantanamo are not waiting to be tried for anything. But there are a few detainees the U.S. Government wants to put on trial.

ACLU Minute: August 18, 2010
Dragnet is back, but it doesn't much resemble the television show.

ACLU Minute: August 12, 2010
A 91 year-old woman from Northampton, Frances Crowe, along with seven others, has been arrested protesting at the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant in Vernon, VT.

ACLU Minute: August 12, 2010
Bienvenue, Bienvenido, Willkommen, Welcome to Guantanamo Bay!

ACLU Minute: August 12, 2010
Is America ahead or behind the curve when it comes to legalizing gay marriage?

Awaken Your Intuition (8/7/10): Gary McKinstry
Psychic Medium Gary McKinstry takes calls and gives readings

On The Money (8/4/2010)
Gary Thomas discusses current events as they relate to money, and takes your calls.

ACLU Minute: August 5, 2010
Would building a mosque two blocks from the site of the World Trade towers be a victory for terrorists?

ACLU Minute: August 5, 2010
The FBI, according to a report in the New York Times, is closing in on ... Wikipedia.

ACLU Minute: August 5, 2010
The story of Proposition 8, so far.

ACLU Minute: August 5, 2010
Join the line! Step right up! It's showtime! The TSA has been claiming that those scan body images wouldn't be and couldn't be stored or recorded.

Awaken Your Intuition (7/31/10)
Rebecca Anne-LoCicero and Ray Genovese talk beliefs vs. intuition in between listener phone calls and readings

ACLU Minute: July 28, 2010
So what's the lesson we should learn about WikiLeaks disclosing 91,000 pages of classified information about the Afghanistan War?

ACLU Minute: July 28, 2010
The Howling Pig has won a major victory for The First Amendment, and The Fourth Amendment too.