A Community Offering to a Global Teacher Year of Compassion: Massachusetts Tribute documents how a small Tibetan diaspora community in Western Massachusetts honored His Holiness through tribute, teaching, service, and continuity. Transforming compassion into public recognition, sacred practice, civic action, and a lasting community offering to a global teacher. -Presented by The Regional Tibetan Association… Continue reading
Laugh a lot. Learn a bit. In this latest episode the Magoodles give making Reverse Appliques a try! With their combined (limited) sewing skills, Amanda and Robin customize tote bags with this new fun technique. -Produced and hosted by Amanda Rodriguez and Robin Krok Makin’ it Magoodle: Ep. 3 – Reverse Applique Premieres on… Continue reading
“As a people we try to stand on our feet first to be able to assist and support and help others.” – Thondup Tsering On this episode of Pioneer Valley Life, Thondup Tsering talks about the ties between the Pioneer Valley and Tibetan refugees going back to the 90s. -Pioneer Valley Life is produced and… Continue reading
Who came here before you? In honor of the 250th Anniversary of the USA, Easthampton High School history teacher Kelley Brown gave a presentation on the history of Easthampton during the Millside Summer Series. Brown provides insight into what Easthampton looked like 100 years ago and facts about the West Boylston Company Mills. -Hosted by… Continue reading
E•Media Artist Spotlight – Women in History Exhibit 2026 The 25th Annual Women in History Exhibit was sponsored by Robert Floyd Photo Gallery and Learning Center. Pat Crutchfield, curated this exhibit and agreed to a brief introduction to the work. The 25th Annual Women in History Exhibit was on display at E•Media, a community public… Continue reading
“The Muse is a fickle thing. […] It’s a very mystical process for me.” – Ginny Elkin On this episode of Songwriters’ Spotlight, folk musician Ginny Elkin performs songs from her latest album inspired by her family. Elkin’s music features an engaging use of guitar filled with personal, emotional expression. -Songwriters’ Spotlight is produced and… Continue reading
“We have to earn our health every day. It’s not a given.” – Josef Arnould In this episode of Hot Elder, Amy sits down with her former boss, Dr. Josef Arnould– author, chiropractor, and strength training adviser. In this conversation the two discuss the value of good health and a good mindset as well as… Continue reading
The Faces of Jesus Throughout Time In this presentation, Melissa Stratton-Pandina explores how societal expectation, politics, power, and personal experience shape artist’s depictions of Jesus and the viewers’ reception to their work through the ages. -Hosted by Melissa Stratton-Pandina and Produced by Lucinda Arnold Faces of Jesus, An Artist’s Perspective Premieres Sunday at 4:30PM… Continue reading
The Realities of Roofing & More On the Season 1 Finale of Real People, Real Estate, Lindsay sits down with Sasha Wilde, owner of Sexton Roofing & Siding, to talk about taking a leap into business ownership, finding home in Western Massachusetts, and building a company rooted in relationships and community. Sasha shares the honest… Continue reading
From Reciting Poetry on Operating Tables to the New Documentary White Nine On this episode, Chris Palames, longtime activist on behalf of the disabled community, regales host Drew Hutchinson with stories from his life including the recent documentary White Nine. -Local Bias is hosted and produced by Drew Hutchison Local Bias with guest Chris… Continue reading