Natalia Muñoz, chair of Northampton’s Human Rights Commission, stops by the shack to discuss the recent controversy surrounding Tara Ganguly, the current election season, and the role of journalism.
In which the Bill Dwight Show is a little like Adele: quiet for a long time and then one day – BOOM! New album. Or podcast. Whatever.
So…hi everybody! What’s going on with you? Sorry we haven’t been around much. 2016 has sucked pretty hard, hasn’t it? Well, we’ll do our best to not add to the suckiness, and maybe even alleviate some of it, if we can.
This week, we talk a little politics, both local and national, and chat with playwrights Leanna James Blackwell and Tanyss Rhea Martula, along with actor Susan Daniels, about this year’s Play-by-Play event at the A.P.E. Gallery. There’s also a little treat for you MAD Magazine fans out there.
[Content warning: discussions of sexual violence, sexual assault]
Our good friend, anti-violence educator, writer, and compassionate badass smartypants Lynne Marie Wanamaker stops by the shack to chat about gender issues, a recent op-ed piece in the Daily Hampshire Gazette about the Cosby allegations, and the one thing we can all do to move our culture forward.