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Franklin County Varsity Sports Report
The Singing Wilderness & Eco Beat Hour

FRANKLIN COUNTY VARSITY SPORTS REPORT Hosted by Bobby C. Bobby C. provides you with the inside scoop on all the teams from Greenfield High School, Turners Falls High School, Pioneer Valley Regional School, Frontier Regional School, Mohawk Trail Regional High School, & Franklin County Technical School.             February 6, 2019                         January 30, 2019                         January 23, 2019                         January 16, 2018                         December 19, 2018             Back to top

THE SINGING WILDERNESS & ECO BEAT HOUR Hosted by Beth Adams This show features live interviews with event organizers, authors, and advocates promoting cleaner, greener, and healthier energy for future generations.             June 14, 2018---Guest, Michele Marantz             This celebrated democrat from Longmeadow explains the main features of two carbon pricing bills and what listeners can do to help them pass both the Senate and the House.             April 12, 2018---Guests, Michael Kellett & Joan Maloof             These two prominent forest preservationists, of RESTORE: The North Woods & Old Growth Forest Network, respectively, speak about their work & our work to set aside forests for climate, ecosystem, & biodiversity protection.             April 5, 2018---Guests, Grady McGonagill & Arnie Epstein             The executive director of Elders Climate Action (ECA) and the Stow (MA) Energy Manager speak about their involvement in, & the mission and goals of, ECA.             January 18, 2018---Guest, Tom Porter             A Mohawk Bear Clan spiritual leader, author, educator, and founder of the Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community in Fonda, New York, offers a recitation of "The Words that Come Before All Else" (in the Mohawk language & then in English).             January 18, 2018---Guest, Kay Olan (Ionataie:was)             A Mohawk educator and storyteller, and active volunteer organizer at Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community in Fonda, New York, a highlight of which is the summer Mohawk Language Immersion Program, speaks about the origins and vital significance of "The Words that Come Before All Else". Back to top