Courtney Andre, Dir, Mass. Ctr for the Book: anti-book banning, law in Massachusetts

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8/19/25, Co-Host Brian Adams Courtney Andre, Dir, Mass. Ctr for the Book: the new anti-censorship, anti-book banning, law in Massachusetts, “An Act Regarding Free Expression;” the upcoming Mass Book Awards; and promoting love of reading. Julie Sanders, Dir of Clinical Practice at Tapestry Health: the state of reproductive health care and reproductive rights in Massachusetts; tele-medicine, the mobile health van, health care for all. Allison Bell, co-owner of Quonquont Farm, & Laurie Sanders, naturalist & Co-Dir of Historic Northampton, on “Valley Wild”—raptors, caterpillars & snakes—closeup encounters of an unforgettable kind—this Sunday. Cool Films with Larry Hott and Smith Professor Gillian Kendall: the apocalypse is coming, the apocalypse is coming, the apocalypse is here -- films and books on climate fiction, vampires, zombies, cauliflower heads and Shakespeare.

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