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Locally Produced Shows on WMCB
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Dubwise or Otherwise
The Enviro Show
Greenfield Community Television Programming
Imagine
Let It Rip
Literary Classics
Music of the People
Northern Star Radio
The Singing Wilderness
Speciocracy
Spinning Tales from All Walks of Life
Various Voices
The Wire
 Dubwise or Otherwise
Hosted by Philippe Simon
Experience the wide world of Reggae music through tunes picked by a DJ who is also the drummer for local Reggae band, "The Equalites". Each new show features a different theme and past themes have included everything from love songs to scary music for Halloween.
"Dubwise or Otherwise" airs Tuesdays at 6PM and Saturdays at 10PM.
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 The Enviro Show
Hosted by Glen Ayers, D. O., & Jean
"The Enviro Show" comes to Greenfield every Monday at 9pm, following "Democracy Now!". We are D. O., Glen, and Jean---tree-hugging dirt worshipers who hail from the western hills of Massachusetts; from the bluest of the blue to you. We cover local, regional, national, and global environmental issues with an emphasis on activism. The show features interviews, commentary, enviro-music, and local happenings to keep you informed and activated. Tune in and remember: listen to your Mother.
"The Enviro Show" airs Mondays at 9PM.
(Pictured from left to right: D. O. & Glen)
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 Greenfield Community Television Programming
Each week WMCB airs the audio from some recent Greenfield Community Television shows. "The Dukes of Sports" alternates weeks with the combination of two, half-hour, interview shows---"Local Bias" and "The Western Mass Democrat".
"Greenfield Community Television Programming" airs Saturdays at 6PM.
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 Imagine
Hosted by Paul Richmond
Created by Tom MacLean
Paul was a guest on this show a number of times when it was hosted by Tom MacLean. Tom's hope was to have a public forum for thought provoking information, a place where we can all imagine a sustainable world for future generations. Before Tom passed away he asked Paul to keep his dream alive. Paul is an author and publisher whose website is www.humanerrorpublishing.com.
"Imagine" airs live on Wednesdays at 1PM and repeats Sundays at 7PM.
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 Let It Rip
Hosted by Reba Rasbury
Reba shares with you some of her favorite music, local activities, guest hosts, and annoying randomness. Tune in to experience her brash personality and penchant for profanity!
"Let It Rip" airs live on Wednesdays at 3PM and repeats Thursdays at 9PM.
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 Literary Classics
Hosted by Alicia Brody
A spoken word oasis, each show consists of the host reading one or two chapters from a book that is in the public domain. The host is a big fan of children's literature so many of the selections will be stories such as "Alice in Wonderland" and "The Wind in the Willows".
"Literary Classics" airs Saturdays at 7:30PM and repeats on Mondays at 10:30PM.
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 Music of the People
Hosted by Diane Crowe
Folk music for social change.
"Music of the People" airs live on Tuesdays at 4PM and repeats Wednesdays at 9PM.
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 Northern Star Radio
Hosted by Jackie Rose
This show is an entertaining, personable, mixed bag of acoustic music from all genres. You'll also hear poetry, prose, and the promotion of local performing artists & happenings in the Greenfield area.
"Northern Star Radio" airs Fridays at 7PM and Sundays at 5PM.
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 The Singing Wilderness
Hosted by Beth Adams
Music and readings from and about the wonders of Nature, inspiring reconnection with the Great Spiderweb of Life!
"The Singing Wilderness" airs live on Thursdays at Noon and repeats Sundays at 10PM.
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 Speciocracy: Where All Beings Have A Voice
Hosted by Marian Kelner
A one hour celebration of ideas through dialogue, monologue, and music, in which local activists and artists share their insights and talents, and the concerns and capacities of other species are honored and interwoven. This show is a feast for the mind and the heart.
"Speciocracy" airs live on Wednesdays at 5PM and repeats Sundays at 4PM.
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 Spinning Tales
Hosted by Michael Pollitt
"My show is made up of people's stories, stories from people anywhere and anytime, but mostly people I meet around here. Everyday stories, the usual and the not so usual, today's and yesterday's stories. It's all part of the life and times we live." The show also includes a lot of music, "traditional; older music of all sorts, predominantly from the 1920s and 30s and before---String Band; Southern Mountains; Rust Belt; Ozarks; Country Blues; Cajun; Border Music from Texas, southern Arizona, & New Mexico; Sea Songs; and Shanties---all sung and played by musicians from before and after the 1920s and 30s, as well as by contemporary musicians."
"Spinning Tales" airs live on Fridays at 4PM and repeats Sundays at 1PM.
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 Various Voices
Hosted by Daria Fisk
Daria describes her show as one about, "getting to know each other---everyday people, neighbors, and friends sharing insights, perspectives, and experiences." She wants to be, "talking about what matters to each of us and all of us; personal and collective histories, pressing issues, and abiding passions."
"Various Voices" airs live on Thursdays at 3PM and repeats Sundays at 8PM.
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 The Wire
Hosted by Corey Bellows
"The Wire" is a radio show about finding a balance between melody and discord, the known and unknown, and time and genre through music. What that means is you can expect to hear music from the 60's to the present, spanning across such genres as Rock, Punk, Ska, Metal, Alternative, Folk, and occasionally Hip Hop/Rap. The song selection is a balance between the mainstream (known) and the underground (unknown).
"The Wire" airs live on Mondays at 6PM and repeats Saturdays at Noon.
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