AUDIO: Amid Gaza protests and sharp rhetoric, a conversation about nonviolence
A discussion with journalist Eric Stoner about protest movements, nonviolent strategy and tactics, and the present moment.
AUDIO: How to address the Berkshires' economic development challenges
A part-time Berkshires resident also happens to be a leader in urban planning, regional economic development, and place-making.
AUDIO: A conversation with Ralph Nader
Now ninety years old, Ralph Nader discusses his American Museum of Tort Law, the power of organized citizens to make a difference, and lessons he learned growing up in a small, working-class town a stone’s throw from the Berkshires.
AUDIO: A conversation with Matt Tannenbaum of 'Hello, Bookstore'
After nearly a half-century running The Bookstore in Lenox, Matt Tannenbaum is both a renowned bookseller and a tireless, entertaining raconteur.
AUDIO: Great Barrington's Affordable Housing Trust takes on the community's largest economic challenge
In this episode of the Berkshire Argus Podcast, Bill Cooke and Ananda Timpane talk about the Trust and its efforts to move the ball forward on housing.
AUDIO: Is it possible to have civil online conversations?
A Berkshire Argus Podcast discussion with Jon Rosen, founder of an online discussion group called "Fair Game." What inspired him to start it in 2016, how it's going, and what he's learned.
AUDIO: What's next for the nonprofit Triplex Cinema in Great Barrington?
An interview with Nicki Wilson and Ben Elliott about how a community organized to save a cherished movie house and plan its ambitious future.