Our city is full of individuals, both unsung and known, who are making a difference each and every day through their work. Join Roberta McCulloch-Dews as she takes listeners beyond the work taking place, and taking a look at the beginnings and pathways that led to turning the work of caring for our community into a passion.
On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews talks with Jason Cuyler of the Berkshire County Sheriff's Office.
This week host Roberta McCulloch-Dews is joined by Michael Fazio of the Greylock Investment Group.
On today's episode Roberta spends the hour with Lisa Torrey, from the RSVP program in Pittsfield.
On today's episode Roberta speaks with Michael Bobbitt, the Executive Director of the Mass Cultural Council.
On this episode Roberta spends the hour with Diane Wortis, the Director of Advancement for the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center
On today's episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews speaks with Gary Campbell, football coach at Wahconah Regional High School
On this episode, host Roberta McCulloch-Dews spends the hour with Rachel Melendez Mabee, the VP for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Greylock Federal Credit Union
On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews welcomes guest Lisa Polidoro, the Program Secretary and Office Manager for the Berkshire Veterans Outreach Center
On today's episode Roberta speaks with Yina Moore, the Founding Executive and Artistic Director of the Adams Theater.
This morning Roberta welcomes Jillian Bamford from On Point Barre & Fitness to the program
On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews keeps the show in the family and welcomes Warren Dews to the program.
On this episode Roberta welcomes local author Tondalea Brady, who just put out a new book 'Max and Gus Send Mom to Timeout'.
On today's episode Roberta welcomes Betsy Strickler, a local marketing, communications and business development consultant.
On today's episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews welcomes Jenny Herzog, founder of Chaos Theory, to the program
On today's episode Roberta speaks with Chantell McFarland who reflects on her childhood growing up in Chicago, opens up about the multiple domestic and sexual assaults she experienced, and how she learned to trust and love again.
On this episode Roberta is pleased to welcome special guest Grammy nominated musician Matt Cusson to her show.
On this episode Roberta McCulloch-Dews speaks with Bryan House, the Vice-President of Youth Development at 18 Degrees.
On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews spends the hour talking with Tonya Frazier, the Lead Community Navigator at Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity
On today's episode Roberta speaks with Lucie Castaldo who is the Executive Director of Berkshire Arts Center
On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews spends the hour talking with Andy Cambi, Pittsfield's Director of Public Health.
On this episode Roberta welcomes Mary McGinnis, founder of Artswalk Pittsfield, among other things in life.
On this episode Roberta spends the hour catching up with Alex Reczkowski, the director of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
On this special episode Roberta goes into the vault to showcase the previously unaired pilot episode featuring guest Mayor Linda Tyer.
Spend a hour with host Roberta McCulloch-Dews as she talks with Shavelle Boire of Spirited Shears.
On today's episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews is joined by her colleague at City Hall, Catherine Van Bramer, the Executive Assistant to Mayor Linda Tyer.
On today's episode Roberta talks with Alisa Costa, the founder and CEO of Engaged Communities Consulting.
On this episode Roberta spends the hour talking with Sharron Frazier-McClain, Community Engagement and EDI Coordinator for Barrington Stage Company
On this episode Roberta spends the hour talking with Pittsfield Police Chief Michael Wynn
On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews speaks to Marcus Coleman, a financial advisor at Raymond James.
On this episode Roberta is joined by her guests Vinnie Barbarotta, Highway Superindent for the City of Pittsfield and Cheryl Mirer, Executive Director of Downtown Pittsfield Inc.
On this episode Roberta speaks with Carolyn Valli, the CEO of Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity.
Backstory – Let’s Hear It Backstory…Let’s Hear It! – November 5, 2021
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On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews talks with Brett Westbrook, Executive Director of Berkshire County Head Start and Pittsfield Firefighter Abigail Lemanski.
On today’s episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews welcomes guests Ricardo Morales, Pittsfield’s Commissioner of Public Services & Utilities, and Alan Rubin, OLLI Instructor.
On this episode the guests are Rosa Tabango, Public Health Nurse with the City of Pittsfield and Dashine Moore, Organizer of the ‘Beat The Streets’ basketball tournament in Pittsfield
On this episode host Roberta McCulloch-Dews is joined by guests Marie Richardson, longtime case worker for the Pittsfield Public Schools and Lavante Wiggins, Interim Dean of Students at Pittsfield High School