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NYT best-selling author, illustrator, animator Mo Willems shows us around his latest series of sketches, we visit one of the largest livestock farms in the area, and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
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We talk about local Black history, continue our journey with the exhibit, "Emancipation," at Williams College Museum of Art, and talk about graciousness with word nerd Emily Brewster.
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We experience exhibiting emancipation at Williams College Museum of Art, hear about Catherine Coleman Flower's upcoming keynote address at UMass, and talk to a local hero at Diemand Farm.
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We chat with Tem Blessed and Mike LaRiccia who have recently released their comic book Planeta Blu, troll about old worlds found in holiday songs with word nerd Emily Brewster, and Kaliis offers some games you might get for the special player in your holiday season.
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It's holiday times! And it's our 200th show! We talk with Chief Curator Stephanie Plunkett about Rockwell's body of work as well as other exhibits the museum has going, explore a live-reading/re-enactment event at the newly re-opened Triplex Cinemas, and are serenaded by Live Music guest Billy Keane, who plays at Egremont Barn on Saturday.
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Northampton writer Nicholas Day is author of "The Mona Lisa Vanishes: A Legendary Painter, a Shocking Heist, and the birth of a Global Celebrity."
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We chat with Anne Thalheimer of Lowbrow Craft Fair happening this weekend, The Wine Thunderdome gears up for a gala at State Street Deli, Wines & Spirits with a extra special NEPM tie-breaker and big reds, live Music Friday has local folk music legend Tracy Grammer visit the studios, and we speak with folx from Jews for Peace about their March from Northampton to Springfield calling for a ceasefire in Israel.
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We talk about the economics of Art with Randy Cohen of Americans for the Arts, hear about ReBelle's upcoming event at 33 Hawley, celebrate the first night of Hannukah with Rabbi Amy Wallk, and our weekly chat with Jim McGovern reviews the republican debates and progress with the USDA regarding hunger awareness.
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As Gateway City Arts nears it's closure, we speak with proprietors Vitek Kruta and Lori Divine about it's origins and journey over the past decade plus, we hear about the 2nd Annual Queer Winter Makers Market, and local children's book author Jason Perkins regales us with his book "Rock Stars Don't Nap"
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Mr. Universe digs into Ken Burn's latest documentary, Ioka Valley Farms gears up for tree cutting and more in its busiest season of the year, and we head down the road to the Mass Mutual Center to check out the Festival of Trees; a fundraiser for the Springfield Boys & Girls Club.