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Wednesday, December 31 1969

Local Bias

Local Bias with Opeyemi Parham

#106---September 30, 2011

Host Drew Hutchison interviewed Ms. Parham on September 30, 2011.

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http://drew-localbias.blogspot.com/
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Local Bias with Hazel Dawkins
Local Bias with Marian Kelner
Local Bias with Paul Richmond

Local Bias with Hazel Dawkins

#105---September 16, 2011

Host Dr. Andrew Blais interviewed Ms. Dawkins on September 16, 2011.

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http://drew-localbias.blogspot.com/
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Local Bias
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Local Bias
Other Videos: 
Local Bias with Marian Kelner
Local Bias with Paul Richmond

Local Bias with Marian Kelner

#107---October 14, 2011

Host Drew Hutchison interviews Marian Kelner who was elected to the Greenfield Town Council in June, had her book "As a Sailboat Seeks the Wind" published recently, and hosts "Speciocracy" on WMCB 107.9-lp FM.

Links: 
http://drew-localbias.blogspot.com/
Producer: 
Local Bias
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Local Bias
Other Videos: 
Local Bias with Hazel Dawkins
Local Bias with Opeyemi Parham
Local Bias with Paul Richmond

Local Bias with Paul Richmond

#104---August 11, 2011

Host Dr. Andrew Blais and his guest discuss Mr. Richmond's efforts to promote poetry, his experiences with men's groups and co-operatives, the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, Saul Alinsky, and rules for observing the passing scene.

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http://drew-localbias.blogspot.com/
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Local Bias
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Local Bias

All About the Arts

This was a busy week for the arts in Greenfield, and greater Franklin County, and we were right in the thick of it.  Promoting upcoming events, assisting local organizations with their preparations, and interviewing artists was done by both staff and volunteers over the past four days.  

Related Videos: 
A Family of Artists
Brick & Mortar Materializing Soon
The Artistic Word

October is a great month!

We're busy, our producers are creative, and we have great events coming up.  Television production started off strong with 18 crews logging about 63 hours in our facilities & editing suites this week as well as checking out equipment and receiving many hours of training.  In addition to the folks from FEMA, SBA, and the Northwestern DA's office, whose programs we've been telling you about for the last couple of weeks, regular shows "Local Bias", "Reading Shakespeare", and "Storytime with Tom & Kat" and newcomers "Come to Think of It" and "Rock the Ho

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