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Thursday, March 19, 202603/19/2026

Speaking Up, Speaking Out

In Talk The Talk

Speaking Up, Speaking Out

3/19/26: Dr. Jonathan Bayuk on Covid, flu, allergies, & vaccinations.

DHG & Gfld Recorder Ex Ed Dan Crowley: ICE grabs local men, Citizen of the Year Patricia Thayer, & school funding.

Nanny Vonnegut: censorship of her father Kurt Vonnegut’s books.

Ruth Griggs w/ the extraordinary Giacomo Gates, coming to the Drake.

Wednesday, March 18, 202603/18/2026

Celebrate the Children of Resistance

In Talk The Talk

Celebrate the Children of Resistance
3/18/26: Robert Meeropol, Founder, Rosenberg Fund for Children, on Angela Davis coming to Northampton.
Mary Witt—singing LIVE in studio—“Singing Spring In” this Sunday.
Jenny Powers, Dir, Spld Science Museum: “Dinosaurs Still Live!”
Larry Hott: And the Oscar deservedly goes to…

Tuesday, March 17, 202603/17/2026

Past, Present and Future

In Talk The Talk

Past, Present and Future
3/17/26: Bill & Carrie Baker FishWrap weapons of mass distraction.
Sue Kassirer: the Art for the Earth exhibit in Leverett
Josh Shanley: the Great Flood of March,1936 & are we safe now?
Our monthly Comedy Quiz — come play Hat Tricks.
Feminist Futures — Smith Prof Carrie Baker w/ WAM Theater Artistic Director Genee Coreno: women, art, activism & mobilizing.

Monday, March 16, 202603/16/2026

Neighborism

In Talk The Talk

Neighborism
3/16/26: Olivia Aguilar, MHC Prof & Dir of Miller Worley Ctr for the Environment: “A Latine Outdoor Experience.”
Megan Zinn w/ Anne Fadiman on “Frog and Other Essays” coming to Broadside.
Oscars Recap & Reactions w/ Megan Zinn & Kerstin Nordstrom.
MA LUCE Immigrant Justice Hotline w/ Lena Entin & Michael Kane.

Saturday, March 14, 202603/14/2026

Western Mass Business Show on 3.14.26

In The Western Mass. Business Show

Western Mass Business Show on 3.14.26 with Kate Riley Owner Vice President & Realtor of Riley Home Realty In Chicopee, MA

Friday, March 13, 202603/13/2026

The Hustler Files Ep 153

In The Hustler Files

WHEN YOUR SUPERPOWER STANDS AT THE INTERSECTION OF JUVENILES & JUSTICE

As attorney, youth advocate and Executive Director of the Coalition for Juvenile Justice, Melissa Milchman’s “superpower” is bringing people and organizations together to improve the lives of children and youth, and strengthen communities across the U.S. Even today her mother says she’s been wearing her superhero cape since she was a child. In this episode, Melissa shares how collaboration across various juvenile justice systems, through her organization, regardless of politics or changing landscapes, remains essential to protecting young people and creating safer communities. As someone deeply committed to youth advocacy and justice reform, Melissa believes progress happens when leaders stay focused on a shared mission: ensuring children and youth have the support, opportunity, and the community they deserve.

Friday, March 13, 202603/13/2026

We Remember

In Talk The Talk

We Remember

3/13/26: We remember Paki Wieland.

The War in Iran w/ Smith Professors Naveed Mansoori & Brent Durbin.

Josh Silver: the politics of the War.

Edo Mor: the Valley’s music scene.

“Mean Girls” at NHS.  

ArtBeat w/ Donnabelle Casis & Michael Tillyer of NE Visionary Artists Museum: “Headspace Two.

Thursday, March 12, 202603/12/2026

We the People

In Talk The Talk

We the People

3/12/26: We The People—EHS teacher Kelly Brown & three students—on their way to the National Championship!

Rabbi Riqi Kosovske: reflections on today’s world.

The housing crisis here with John Bidwell (Way Finders) Laura Bandara (Pioneer Valley Planning Comm) & Kerry Spitzer (UMass Donahue Inst).

Remembering Natalie Graves.

Wednesday, March 11, 202603/11/2026

Preparing & Repairing

In Talk The Talk

Preparing & Repairing

3/11/26: Amherst Town Councilor Lynn Griesemer: fighting ICE & repairing potholes.

Daniel Bullen: “Daniel Shays’ Honorable Rebellion” & lessons for today.

Joe Boisvert, owner of North Hadley Sugar Shack: maple syruping and fab breakfasts.

Cool Films w/ Larry Hott: pairing for the Oscars.

Tuesday, March 10, 202603/10/2026

Voices from Inside

In Talk The Talk

Voices from Inside

3/10/26: Mean Girls @ NHS w/ Dave Grout & Ruby Ferrari – performing/singing LIVE in studio!
Rep Patricia Duffy: the Protect Act – restraining ICE in Mass.
Hadley School Super Anne McKenzie: school budget crises.
Mass Review Ex Ed Britt Rusert: the Incarceration and Family issue – inside the razor wire.
Talkin Baseball w/ Duke Goldman: Spring training, World Baseball Classic, balls & strikes.

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