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True Crime This WeekTrue Crime This Week - What the UMass Amherst police records reveal about Maura MurrayThe UMass Amherst police department released their records on the investigation into the disappearance of Maura Murray. This episode looks into what the documents reveal, including motives for her disappearance, more information about the mysterious party on campus, and the story of how her ID may have been found in a junk yard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-04-3054 min
The College Admissions Process Podcast295. University of Massachusetts Amherst - Keira Vollandt - Regional Assistant Director of First-Year Admissions🎙️In this exciting episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Keira Vollandt, Regional Assistant Director of First-Year Admissions at UMass Amherst 🎓. We covered everything from academic opportunities and application strategies to financial aid and student life. Whether you're applying to UMass or any other school, this conversation is packed with insights to help students and parents navigate the admissions process.🔥 Top Takeaways from This Episode1️⃣ UMass Amherst is More Than Just a School—It’s a Community 🌎As the flagship public research university of Massachusetts, UMass Amherst offers over 100 majors and a vibrant campus culture...2025-04-2840 min
WHMP RadioEdward Carpenter: "Blue Helmet," peacekeeping in So. Sudan UMass & Amherst Books3/31/25: Immigration atty Dan Berger: students & deportations. Megan Zinn w/ local novelist Emily Everett: "All That Life Can Afford," at the Broadside. Edward Carpenter: his memoir "Blue Helmet," - on peacekeeping in So Sudan -- at UMass & Amherst Books. W Mass Food Bank Ex Dir Andrew Morehouse: recent federal cuts. Literacy Proj Ex DIr Colleen Kucinski: the 40th anniv celebration.2025-03-3121 min
PodsessionWe Pay Cash for Houses in Amherst Town, MA - SellThatHouseToMe.com
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Amherst Town, MA, is buzzing with a 10.33% population surge, fueled by UMass and Amherst College, turning this college hub into a hot market 90 miles west of Boston. Traditional selling drags—agents snag 6% (that’s $27,000 off a $450,000 home), closing costs add $7,000+, and you’re stuck fixing stairs or walls while buyers nitpick.
Sell That House to Me flips it quick: cash home buyers Amherst MA close in 7 days, keepi...2025-02-2716 min
PodcastsReal College Reviews | UMass AmherstWelcome to The Real College Reviews (Video) Podcast, where college students share their unfiltered experiences for prospective students like you. In this episode, host Jude Bazerman talks with UMass Amherst junior Uma Attreya.2024-11-2148 min
Café TechnikaEps 07 - Christopher White of UMASS AmherstHow much humanity is in science and tech? Join Tom Roberto, the “Technology Shaman,” and Chris White from UMASS Amherst’s Music Department for a riveting discussion that fuses the worlds of science, tech, and art. Chris brings a unique philosophy combining music theory and the scientific method to foster critical thinking in today’s creative landscape. Worlds collide as they discuss AI’s role in music, the fascinating generational differences in tech adoption, and how creativity is shaping the use and evolution of technology in 2024. Be prepared to be inspired by this educational and inspiring talk between leaders from different 2024-10-0345 min
Trippin on the ShoestringEp. 28: Palestine, Protest, and Police Repression at UMass Amherst with Kevin Young and Max GreenbergIn this episode, we delve into the student-led, anti-war activism that has been building on campus at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. It’s a movement that has been around long before the school’s leadership called in the police to break up a protest encampment this spring. That decision resulted in a violent crackdown during which police arrested more than 130 people who continue to face charges. The “Popular University for Gaza Encampment,” as it was known, was aimed in part at drawing attention to the university’s partnership with weapons manufacturers.Co-hosts Shelby Lee and Dusty Christensen are joined...2024-06-131h 02
I Wanna Work There!Ep. 25: Employer Branding at UMassIt’s the episode that you’ve been asking for–an employer branding campaign from a university. On this episode of “I Wanna Work There!” we’ll learn about efforts at the University of Massachusetts Amherst to increase their job applications and re-engage their faculty and staff. Our guests break down three things:How UMass crafted their employer value proposition,What they learned about their prospective and current employees in building their campaign, andThoughts on how institutions can resourcefully begin their employer branding efforts.Guest Names: Hank Pinkowski, Director of Human Resources Marketing and Communications...2024-06-1031 min
MFA WritersRerelease: Rachelle Toarmino — UMass AmherstThe podcast team is on vacation! In the meantime, we invite you to listen to one of our favorite episodes from Season 3. Wishing you all a great summer, friends.
As the editor-in-chief of Peach Mag, Rachelle Toarmino is consistently focused on the work of others. She chats with Jared about her own writing career, including finding and using playfulness in her poetry, coping with MFA faculty turnover through collective cohort support, and how learning a second language opened her mind to poetic craft.
Rachelle Toarmino is a poet, editor, and educator from Niagara Falls, New...2024-06-0445 min
Sociology for Dark TimesPalestine, Israel and the crisis of the nation state. Stellan Vinthagen, UMass-AmherstA few weeks ago, Hamas murdered hundreds of unarmed people in Israel, including many children and elderly. The sadism and depravity of this killing spree was remarkable even by the standards of the long history of violence against Jews. Israel has responded with characteristic savagery, killing more than 10,000 Palestinians, including thousands of children. This orgy of collective punishment has also reduced much of Gaza to rubble and dust.My conversation with Stellan Vinthagen offers one sociological perspective on the war based on his work on resistance and social movements. We also reflect on the origins and limits...2023-11-2148 min
Motherhood is MurderEp 28: Crimes at UMass Amherst / Keeping Students Safe on CampusAfter a short hiatus, I am back! This week we will discuss crimes on campus at UMass Amherst from the 1990's when I attended to today. Please note that these crimes depict cases of sexual assault. If this would be upsetting please skip this episode as there is some great content ahead! We will also discuss the UMass campus response to these crimes, ask the question "can they do more?", and discuss the systemic issues surrounding these cases.There's lots here to unpack! SOURCES:https://www.capecodtimes.com/story/news/1999/11/22/assaults-on-four-women-leave/51024442007/https://w...2023-09-2641 min
UMassterclassWelcome to UMassterclass!Welcome to UMassterclass, the official, award-winning podcast of the Film Studies program at UMass Amherst!
Get a taste of what the show is like, meet every member of the team, and learn more about the origins of UMassterclass!
Hosted by Rianna Jakson & Kiefer Callewaert | Edited by Ryan Gies | Theme Music by Ryan Gies | Podcast art by Jacky Celestino
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/umassterclass/message2023-04-0704 min
Raging at SportsThe Will MacLean Interview, Division 1 Baseball player at Umass-Amherst, Atlantic 10 Rookie Team, Recruiting advice, Advice for high school athletes, What it takes to be Division 1 and MUCH MORE!This is the Will MacLean Interview with Hagan and Glock. Will is a division 1 baseball player at Umass-Amherst. He was a member of the Atlantic 10 conference rookie team, his freshman year he hit .321 with 6 home runs and 39 RBIs. Will gets into a lot about recruiting advice for high school athletes and also his tips for players looking to improve. We apologize for the buzzing that occurs sometimes, we are working on a fix.2023-01-182h 42Sociology for Dark TimesPublic sociology! Joya Misra, ASA President / UMass-AmherstEverything all at once: Wars. Pandemics. Climate change. Neoliberalism. Authoritarianism. White supremacy...I ask my fellow sociologists the following questions: How can we, as sociologists, intervene in this moment, individually or collectively? How has their work changed over the last few years in response to the times? What are their sources of hope for change?My inaugural guest is Joya Misra, President-Elect of the American Sociological Association. We discuss what sociologists can or should do now, the history of the discipline, of ASA, possibilities for public sociology, and for child care policy in the U.S.2023-01-0447 minSociology for Dark TimesJoya Misra, UMass-AmherstMy inaugural guest is Joya Misra, President-Elect of the American Sociological Association. We discuss the history of sociology, of ASA, possibilities for public sociology, and the prospects for child care policy in the U.S.Joya is Provost Professor and the Roy J. Zuckerberg Endowed Leadership Chair at UMass-Amherst, and a Professor in both Sociology and the School of Public Policy. Joya’s work focuses on multiple dimensions of social inequality, including by gender and parenthood status. She considers how policies can reinforce or reduce inequality in societies and workplaces. https://blogs.umass.edu/misra/2023-01-0447 min
The Homeless Romantic PodcastDan Bensonoff | Permaculture & Mycology | UMass Amherst | #67 Homeless Romantic PodcastMy friend Dan Bensonoff at UMass Amherst takes us on a journey discussing permaculture design as well as some tips about growing mushrooms! We talk about the importance of sustainable living in regards to growing food and the problems with industrialized agriculture. We both agree that our current capitalistic system need a full overhaul! This is a fantastic and informative conversation with a brilliant and modest human being!
As the coordinator of the UMass Permaculture Initiative, Dan works to ensure that the gardens provide an exemplary space for eco-conscious gardening and sustainable living. Aside from working in...2022-11-2846 minThe Homeless Romantic PodcastDan Bensonoff | Permaculture & Mycology | UMass Amherst | #67 Homeless Romantic PodcastMy friend Dan Bensonoff at UMass Amherst takes us on a journey discussing permaculture design as well as some tips about growing mushrooms! We talk about the importance of sustainable living in regards to growing food and the problems with industrialized agriculture. We both agree that our current capitalistic system need a full overhaul! This is a fantastic and informative conversation with a brilliant and modest human being!
As the coordinator of the UMass Permaculture Initiative, Dan works to ensure that the gardens provide an exemplary space for eco-conscious gardening and sustainable living. Aside from working in...2022-11-2846 min
TLC Todd-versationsTLC Todd-versations Presents UMass Amherst with Ken Toong and Garett DiStefano“Our ‘Stealth Health’ menu strategy features healthier, flavor-driven menu options, and is working well for us." -Ken ToongIf you want to have an idea of who your customers will be in the next one to four years, visit a college campus. Come along with Todd as he chats with Ken Toong and Garett DiStefano of UMass Amherst Dining Program. This Program is the gold standard for a college dining experience. Here are a few of their awards.-Annual Marketing Excellence Award, given by Produce Business.-The Loyal E. Horton Aw...2022-09-201h 02MFA WritersRachelle Toarmino — UMass AmherstAs the editor-in-chief of Peach Mag, Rachelle Toarmino is consistently focused on the work of others. She chats with Jared about her own writing career, including finding and using playfulness in her poetry, coping with MFA faculty turnover through collective cohort support, and how learning a second language opened her mind to poetic craft.
Rachelle Toarmino is a poet, editor, and educator from Niagara Falls, New York. She is the author of the poetry collection That Ex (Big Lucks Books, 2020) and the chapbooks Comeback (Foundlings Press, 2021), Feel Royal (b l u s h, 2019), and Personal & Generic (PressBoardPress, 2016...2022-08-3045 min
留學大小事 - Linda 的聊天室EP75 美國在地分享: UMass Amherst 商業分析畢業->OPT->H1B主講人：Evelyn, Yi
現今非常夯的商業分析成為轉換跑道的最佳選擇
STEM 優勢成為留美重要關鍵
但無論什麼科系在美國找工作、留下來接不容易
一起聽聽 UMass Amherst MSBA 碩士畢業的學生怎麼說
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BusinessWest & Healthcare News: Business & Health Talk PodcastGeorge O’Brien talks with Ted Mendoza, a capital projects manager at UMass AmherstBusinessWest Editor George O’Brien talks with Ted Mendoza, a capital projects manager at UMass Amherst about the school’s recently announced ‘carbon-zero’ project, a bold initiative to power the campus with 100% renewable energy within the next decade or so. The two discuss the coming steps in the process, the challenges and potential obstacles, and the hope that by reaching this ambitious goal, UMass may set a standard for others to follow. It’s all must listening, so join us on BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest in partnership with Living Local and sponsored by PeoplesBank.2022-06-3022 min
It Happened in Amherst6. Why UMass ProtestsActivism thrives at UMass Amherst. As the flagship campus of Massachusetts, UMass Amherst has branded itself “revolutionary,” and its students channel that spirit toward fighting for causes they care about. Student protests at UMass have shaped university policies from the 1960s, when female freshmen had an 8 p.m. curfew, all the way through December 2021, when the Survivor’s Bill of Rights was passed.
In 1969, the U.S. government reinstated the compulsory draft, where young men between the ages of 18 and 26 could be compelled to serve overseas. Many UMass students rose up to fight against U.S. milit...2022-06-1435 minIt Happened in Amherst5. Reparative Justice in AmherstThe concept of reparative justice differs depending upon where you look and who you talk to. In Amherst, Massachusetts, reparations involve getting funding into the hands of Black community members to bring repair for slavery and post slavery, anti-Black racism stemming from the town. By 2023, the town plans to be one of the first places in the nation to officially have a system of repair in action.
In this episode, Ella Adams talks to individuals central to the success of Amherst’s push for reparations about how this system will work and what it means for...2022-06-1427 minIt Happened in Amherst4. When the Pill ArrivesTerminating an unwanted pregnancy, even in the bluest of blue states — Massachusetts, where legislation like the ROE Act promises to secure reproductive rights as they come under fire elsewhere across the nation — can be a tough ordeal. Especially on college campuses, where some student health centers will refer patients to local providers, unable to render abortion services themselves. But not for long.
In January, 2022, UMass Amherst announced its plans to roll out medication abortion, a two-step, self-administered pill, as an extension of existing reproductive healthcare available to its students, faculty, and staff.
In this...2022-06-1423 min
SBJ PresentsThe Business Case for Women's Sports Sponsored by UMass AmherstWe continue our conversation with UMass Amherst as we discuss "The Business Case of Women's Sport's."
Guests:
Nicole Melton: Associate Professor & Associate Department Chair, Mark H. McCormack Department of Sport Management
Nefertiti Walker: Vice Chancellor & Chief Officer for Equity and Inclusion, University of Massachusetts; Associate Professor of Sport Management
Luke Bonner: CEO / Founder at PWRFWD2022-06-0115 min
BusinessTalkBusinessTalk with Ted Mendoza, a capital projects manager at UMass AmherstBusinessWest Editor George O’Brien talks with Ted Mendoza, a capital projects manager at UMass Amherst about the school’s recently announced ‘carbon-zero’ project, a bold initiative to power the campus with 100% renewable energy within the next decade or so. The two discuss the coming steps in the process, the challenges and potential obstacles, and the hope that by reaching this ambitious goal, UMass may set a standard for others to follow. It’s all must listening, so join us on BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest in partnership with Living Local and sponsored by PeoplesBank.2022-05-0422 minSBJ PresentsFueling the Future: The Rise of Women's Sports (Sponsored by UMass Amherst)The sports industry is actively evolving to create more inclusive and successful opportunities for women in the sports business world. At UMass Amherst's Mark H. McCormack Department of Sports Management they are delving into just how transformative these times are through innovative curriculum development.2022-04-2722 min
UMass Amherst History DepartmentTelling The Truth About HistoryA panel conversation responding to the ongoing attacks on teaching accurate history, with Shevrin Jones, Laura Briggs, Raphael Rogers, and Jennifer Rich, moderated by Barbara Krauthamer.
For not the first time in U.S. history, the content of public school curricula is being challenged across the country. Since January 2021, 41 states have introduced bills or taken other steps that would restrict the teaching or discussion of “divisive concepts,” such as racism, sexism, critical race theory, and the 1619 Project. A Tennessee school board recently banned teaching the Pulitzer Prize-winning Holocaust novel Maus. And at least 16 states are considering "don't say gay" laws, whic...2022-04-131h 27
Action Radio with Greg PenglisAction Radio: My Marxist Alma Mater - UMass Amherst - Does a January 6, Poll!Showdate: 12/31/21 Click on "The Thinker" to start the show. *** Here is the main article for the show: https://www.umass.edu/news/article/one-year-later-new-umass-amherst-poll-finds-continued-national-political-division-over ### Strike Force Energy Drinks - www.strikeforceenergy.com - 20% Discount Code: WYL. Helps Action Radio! International Skype calls online - Skype name - live:.cid.fddbac53a2909de1 Live show 6-9 am Central time weekdays, then podcast. "Live Chat!" Create a free listener account to join. Bill writing site: www.WriteYourLaws.com Email: Greg@WriteYourLaws.com Sponsors/Contributors: PayPal.Me/ActionRadio Use the pink Timeline at the top to click anywhere in the show when in podcast...2021-12-313h 01
GovLove - A Podcast About Local GovernmentCOVID-19 Ambassadors Program with UMass Amherst & Amherst, MAComing together to fight COVID-19. Two guests from the Town of Amherst, MA joined the podcast to talk about their COVID-19 Ambassadors Program. Joseph Maspo, COVID-19 Ambassador Coordinator, and Bill Laramee, Neighborhood Liaison Officer, discussed the creation of the program and the role of the ambassadors. Joseph and Bill shared details about funding the program and how they worked with UMass Amherst students. They also highlighted data collection and the future of the program. This is part of a series with the International Town Gown Association (ITGA) looking at how college and university communities have worked together...2021-12-1744 min
UMass Amherst History DepartmentViral Exchanges: Hotspots, Spillovers, and the Reordering of Life, Lecture by Gregg Mitman2021 HISTORY WRITER IN RESIDENCE PUBLIC LECTURE BY GREGG MITMAN
The word “hotspot” can mean a place where fires flare, where novel viruses appear, where human rage erupts. In the turbulence of ecological, public health, and political crises, hotspots portend disaster and death. Too often hotspots and the menaces they pose are only made visible, only made objects of concern, when they threaten lives most valued in the brutal structures of capitalism and white supremacy that have gone hand in hand for more than four hundred years. Drawing upon work in Liberia, this talk interrogates the ecological, economic, political and social forc...2021-12-071h 35
UMass Amherst History DepartmentLandfall: Conversation With Director Cecilia AldarondoA conversation with Landfall director Cecilia Aldarondo, with an introduction and moderation by Patricia Montoya.
Through shard-like glimpses of everyday life in post-Hurricane María Puerto Rico, Landfall is a cautionary tale for our times. Set against the backdrop of protests that toppled the US colony’s governor in 2019, the film offers a prismatic portrait of collective trauma and resistance. While the devastation of María attracted a great deal of media coverage, the world has paid far less attention to the storm that preceded it: a 72-billion-dollar debt crisis crippling Puerto Rico well before the winds and waters hit. Land...2021-12-0759 min
UMass Amherst History DepartmentYoung People Fighting For Climate Justice, A Conversation with Vanessa Nakate and Varshini Prakash2021 James Baldwin Lecture
Young people have transformed the climate and environmental movement. Youth of color and youth from the Global South have been especially central in this process.
In this conversation, Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate and executive director of the Sunrise Movement Varshini Prakash ‘15 reflected on their personal experiences in the movement and shared their organizing strategy, insights, and visions for the world they’re fighting to win.
Read more and watch the video: https://blogs.umass.edu/feinberg/young-people-fighting-for-climate-justice/
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The UMass Amherst James Baldwin Lecture addresses issues connected to social, economic, and political justice and underpinnings in inst...2021-12-071h 25
UMass Amherst History DepartmentDisaster Capitalism, Ecofascism, and EcoauthoritarianismThe gravity of climate change and the environmental emergency demands not just attention but concerted action. But what form will that action take?
Will states exercise more authority to impose solutions without democratic process? Will corporations seize opportunities to rebuild devastated communities, privatizing land and infrastructure in the process? Will political movements tap climate fears to promote exclusionary immigration policies and enact violent attacks on scapegoats? Historically and today, ecological crisis has produced numerous such cases.
In this panel discussion, Katia R. Avilés Vázquez (Institute for Research and Action in Agroecology), Rajani Bhatia (SUNY Albany) & John Aloysius Zinda (Co...2021-12-071h 28
BusinessWest & Healthcare News: Business & Health Talk PodcastGeorge Interviews Bob Nakosteen, a professor of Economics at UMass AmherstBusinessWest Editor George O’Brien has a lively, wide-ranging discussion with Bob Nakosteen, a professor of Economics at UMass Amherst. The two talk about everything from the recent jobs report and what it means, to soaring inflation; from supply chain issues and how they will impact the rate of recovery, to projections for the year ahead. It’s a compelling discussion and must listening, so join us on BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest in partnership with Living Local.2021-11-3018 min
UMassterclassWelcome to UMassterclass!Welcome to UMassterclass, the official, award-winning podcast of the Film Studies program at UMass Amherst!
Get a taste of what the show is like, meet every member of the team, and learn more about the origins of UMassterclass!
Hosted/edited/produced by Emily Ko | Theme Music by Corey Shaya | Podcast art by Jacky Celestino
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/umassterclass/message2021-11-1917 min
Amherst Wired NetworkDocket Talk: Wooden v. United States and UMass Students v. Dining Hall SeatingIn this episode, Celina discusses Wooden v. United States and the Armed Career Criminals Act.
Produced by: Celina Rivernider
Edited by: Celina Rivernider
Music by: Lee Rosevere
Email Celina at crivernider@umass.edu or follow her on Twitter @crivernider. 2021-11-1732 min
BusinessTalkBusinessTalk with Bob Nakosteen, a professor of Economics at UMass AmherstBusinessWest Editor George O’Brien has a lively, wide-ranging discussion with Bob Nakosteen, a professor of Economics at UMass Amherst. The two talk about everything from the recent jobs report and what it means, to soaring inflation; from supply chain issues and how they will impact the rate of recovery, to projections for the year ahead. It’s a compelling discussion and must listening, so join us on BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest in partnership with Living Local.2021-11-0818 min
The Unsanctioned Space.The UMass Amherst InterviewIn this episode, we get into full detail on what exactly is happening in the UMass Amherst Campus. Recently, a victim of sexual assault came forward and the university has not been recorded to be taking any action against the accused Fraternity; Phi Theta Chi. Moreover, there was an email leaked to social media containing hate speech toward the African American community where many derogatory terms and references were used.
This episode goes into all this detail as well as the student's perspective on the university. 2021-10-2733 min
UMassterclassPodcast Extra: The Legacies of Citizen Kane ConferenceIn this podcast extra, host Emily Ko interviews Nefeli Forni, coordinator of the 80 Years of Xanadu: Legacies of Citizen Kane conference that is taking place on December 3. Nefeli invites faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students from UMass Amherst and the Five Colleges to submit their academic paper, creative project, or video essay on Citizen Kane. She also talks about coordinating this conference, the kinds of work that she would like to see, and her personal connection to Citizen Kane!
The deadline for abstracts is Friday, October 29.
For more information (and the link to the abstracts submission f...2021-10-2610 min
UMass Dignity and Respect in Action: The PodcastThe UMass Immigrant Experience: Celia AlmeidaThis week we talk with Celia Almeida, who is both a staff member and student at UMass Amherst. Celia moved to the U.S. at the age of 17 from Cape Verde and recounts her challenges as a teenager struggling to learn english, and the friendships and support systems that helped her through this time. She also tells us about the Building Bridges: Our Immigrant Voices project at UMass that she's participated in, and her experiences as part of the UMass community.Related link: Building Bridges2021-09-1431 min
The Soft Serve PodcastUMass Amherst Poetry Society Reunion.Way back in the mid-1990's, Stomping Jen co-founded the Poetry Society at UMass Amherst when she was an undergraduate student. As fate would have it, this is where Sawtooth Frank and Stomping Jen met each other.
In this episode, Sawtooth and Jen are joined by some of the people who were there with them at the UMass Poetry Society and talk about its founding and what came after they left; the importance of community; where life took everybody over the last 25 years; and so much more!
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BusinessWest & Healthcare News: Business & Health Talk PodcastGeorge Interviews Chris Howland, director of procurement, logistics, and special projects for Auxiliary Enterprises at UMass Amherst.BusinessWest Editor George O’Brien continues his series of discussions with members of the magazine’s 40 Under Forty class of 2021. This week, his guest is Chris Howland, director of procurement, logistics, and special projects for Auxiliary Enterprises at UMass Amherst. The two discuss all that goes into his job, but mostly they talk about the award-winning UMass Dining program and all that goes into keeping it at the top of the heap among programs across the country. It’s must listening, so join us on BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest in partnership with Living Local.2021-08-0522 min
Attendance Bias9/22/90 @ The Student Union Ballroom, UMASS, Amherst, MA w/Dave "ZZYZX" SteinbergSend us a textHi everybody, and welcome to Attendance Bias. I am your host, Brian Weinstein. My guest today on Attendance Bias is the creator of the Phish Stats website and the author of “This Has All Been Wonderful: A Travel Monologue from Summer 1994, the Year Phish Became Phish,” David “Zzyzx” Steinberg. Jeff chose to discuss the Phish show from September 22, 1990 at the Student Union Ballroom at UMass Amherst in Amherst Massachusetts.When I first discovered Phish’s internet presence, Dave’s statistics website was one of my first stops. As you’ll hear me say early i...2021-06-161h 29