This week, Steve and Jay interview Dr. Mark Pettus, Director of Population Health for Berkshire Health Systems. We’ll be talking about the impact winter has …
Steve and Jay speak with Dr. Joy James, an American political philosopher, academic, and author, about the film, “Judas and the Black Messiah.”
Our guest this week is Yasmin Nair, whose work has appeared in publications like the Baffler, In These Times, Vox, and Electronic Intifada.
Joining us this week is Dan Totten, a Cambridge city councilor and member of the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee. Dan was the target of a …
We spoke this week with John Getchell, new owner of the Blue Benn Diner in Bennington. We also discussed the life and obituary of Frederick …
In this episode, we discussed a North Adams traffic stop that resulted in weed and weapons charges, Google workers forming a union, and, of course, …
In this episode, we speak with Yuki Cohen about accusations against her club, Methuselah, that COVID-19 protocols were violated. We also talked about Williamstown’s search …
In this episode, we talk about the “cultural depression” that’s hitting the Berkshires, with little art being produced or staged publicly; Mass Gov. Charlie Baker …
In this episode, we talk about the resignation of Williamstown police chief Kyle Johnson, the lack of state support for the hospitality industry, and speak …
We speak with Nancy Stenberg,
Female caucus representative to the 2nd Hampden-Hampshire Senate District, as well as John Prusinski,
Massachusetts Democratic Socialists of America Ecosocialist Working Group.
In this episode, we discuss Willams faculty member’s response to racism in Williamstown; North Adams Public Schools’ refusal to acknowledge receipt of a Greylock Glass …
In this episode, we wax in wonder about the recent windstorm, destruction by arson of political speech, first positive case of Covid-19 in North Adams, …
We spoke about cell tower siting / health affects; the eviction crisis; Supreme Court Justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett; the passing of Peggy-Anne Oleskiewicz, resident …
Massachusetts is facing 20,000 new eviction cases starting October 17th. Not people — complaints. Let’s say that half of those are families with two adults …
Far from incoherent belligerence, Trump’s military messaging is a long-range deception that seeks to mask a rapid U.S. arms build-up.
A few months ago, a good friend whose political wisdom I respect, stated she just wished “the Squad” (the progressive Democratic congresswomen of color elected …
November 10, 2019
Letter To the Editor:
Berkshire residents have a unique opportunity on Tuesday, November 19 from 6-9PM to speak out against the enormous problem of …
Editor’s Note: This letter was sent to the Greylock Glass after months of waiting for a response from the Berkshire Eagle. The author sent it …
To the editor:
I wanted to comment on something Jess Sweeney said in her recent Greylock Glass interview. It is something I have been struggling to …
Permanent Record, by Edward Snowden, was published on Constitution Day (September 17) by Metropolitan Books; image courtesy Macmillan Publishers.
