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The kids at Wildwood Elementary in Amherst ask some GREAT questions. You can learn a lot about The March for The Food Bank XIII from them (and a little from Monte)

Hampshire College astronomer Dr. Salman Hameed on COP27 and how Brian Eno's album is the perfect soundtrack for it.

Monte tries to scare the Wine Snobs at State Street for some post-Halloween shenanigans, and they still let him taste some delicious and affordable Pinot Noir.

Monte talks with Andrea Schmid from the Pioneer Valley Workers' Center, District Attorney Dave Sullivan, farmer Wally Czajkowski and ACLU Attorney Bill Newman about the Work & Family Mobility Act, Question 4 on the Massachusetts Ballot.

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A meta-Word Nerd segment with Emily Brewster, resident wordster, from Merriam-Webster.

Hampshire College astronomer Dr. Salman Hameed on Marsquakes and sonic mischief on our neighboring planet.

Monte talks with entrepreneur, Jillian Duclos, and Amy Cahillane from the Downtown Northampton Association (DNAmy!) about The Resilient Project and how it aims to help women entrepreneurs in Hamp.

Monte and the Wine Snobs at State Street drink rosé, despite the fact that it's October.

Or, as Congressman McGovern thinks, are the rumors of their demise greatly exaggerated?