Ruth Griggs with Ken Longstreeth and Jeff Gavioli, members of Bad News Jazz and Blues Orchestra

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8/20/26 Co-Host-Andy Bukowski Mafer Bandola , one of the Ladama’s three absolutely amazing women musicians from across the Americas –high energy, soul-restoring joy and music –- coming to Whately this Saturday. Tara Jacobs, Governor’s Councilor and candidate for re-election: confirming (or not) Parole Board members and Supreme Judicial Court nominees, operating as a check and balance, promoting diversity and Western Massachusetts. Righting Wrongs: Carol Rose, Exec Dir, ACLU of Mass, on fighting Flock city by city and town by town; victories in important voting rights and immigrants’ rights cases! All That Jazz: Northampton Jazz Festival President Ruth Griggs with Ken Longstreeth and Jeff Gavioli, members of the 19-piece Bad News Jazz and Blues Orchestra—a preview of their performance at the Jazz Festival.

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