After Amherst is a podcast that features stories of Amherst College graduates. Together, we reflect on our lives since we last collided on campus, the impact a liberal arts education has made on our lives, college memories, and our hopes and ambitions for the road ahead. After Amherst is an independent alumni project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amherst College. more

Since 1821, Amherst has prepared critical and creative thinkers for lives of purpose and discovery. Amherst at 200: Celebrating Mind, Heart, and Community, released as a part of our Bicentennial celebration and narrated by Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe winner Jeffrey Wright '87, showcases the stories of 10 graduates from 70 years ago until the present. Each story is both a snapshot of life on campus and a reflection of the richness of an Amherst education. Tony Jack '07, through personal experience and social research, explores how race and class impact the academic experience. Kathy Chia '88 shows how the liberal arts can inform the architectural design process. Bill Pritchard '53 describes how the College can change and grow without sacrificing what makes it special. Plus, current Amherst president Biddy Martin and past presidents Tony Marx and Tom Gerety reflect on their experiences at the College and the importance of the liberal arts in higher education. Listen to the stories and voices that make up the 200-year history of Amherst. Produced by Cadence13, in collaboration with Amherst College. more

A collection of podcasts and interviews by UMass Amherst students at the student run, online magazine Amherst Wire. more

A household of faith being built by the Mercy of God. We are a church based in Amherst, Massachusetts. For more information, please visit our website at mercychouse365.org more

A weekly radio show where Laura Fattaruso and a local comic interview STEM researchers at UMass Amherst. Fun, casual, informative! Online hosting supported by the Emrick Polymer Science Lab at UMass. Laura's research and outreach are funded by the National Science Foundation. more

A teaching ministry of MERCYhouse church in Amherst, MA.

Extra content from MERCYhouse Church in Amherst, Massachusetts including Bible studies, interviews, sermon thoughts, and more. For more information, please visit our website at mercyhouse365.org more

The official, award-winning podcast of the Film Studies program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst! Your go-to show for students, filmmakers, and film faculty getting educated, together, on all things film, television, and screen media. UMassterclass is written and produced by students in the Film Studies program at UMass Amherst. Hosts Rianna Jakson and Kiefer Callewaert. Production crew Gabby Mosher, Ryan Gies, Mariana Carmo, Ved Shankavaram, and Kaliska Wiley. more

Podcast by UMass Amherst History Department

Amherst Live is the new live magazine show bringing you news and insight, ideas and inspiration, from the heart of one small town. Produced by professionals, performed by rank amateurs, each quarterly show collects the best in local politics, poetry, nature, and music—together with two terse but edgy talks that will change the way you view the town you thought you knew.This show was inspired by the people who live here: an extraordinary amalgam of poets and writers, farmers and ag people, students and retirees, professors and basement techies, and diverse ethinic communities.Ultimately, the richness that one finds here is simply too great to leave untapped. By pairing members of our community with a team of media professionals, our hope is to help make the town of Amherst newly available to itself, and enable every one of us to benefit from our collective experience.We see this as a kind of municipal service: a sensible, pragmatic way to make the most of living here. Which is why we aspire to offer Amherst Live on a quarterly basis, so that your own town will forever be revealing itself to you, and so you will always have a place where you can go to meet your neighbors, and kick around some cool ideas. more

The teaching ministry of Christ's Church of Amherst

In what ways can politics be playful? How do galaxies form in community? What does language and literature tell us about ourselves? Sit in on office hours with Priscilla Lee '25 as she chats with Amherst's brilliant faculty members to tackle these questions and more. Brought to you by The Amherst Student. more

The Latin motto on Amherst College's seal reads Terras Irradient, 'Let them enlighten the lands.' On this show, we consider how Amherst has, and has not, lived up to this world-bettering mission. Are elite liberal arts colleges inherently flawed, and what kinds of change are possible? Once a month, The Amherst Student will bring you answers, or at the very least, food for thought. more

Come along for the ride as the Outside Amherst Podcast gives you a weekly view of the UMass Minutemen as they fight to establish themselves in a rapidly changing College Football Landscape. Don't worry... we'll be bringing you around the rest of the G5 and P5 as well!The Outside Amherst Podcast is brought to you by the Midnight Ride Collective more

Amherst College, the third oldest institution of higher learning in Massachusetts, is a private liberal arts college originally founded to train impoverished young men for the ministry. When the College went coed in the mid-1970s, the first Black female students encountered a campus that was not designed, built or ready for them. Inspired by the book Black Women of Amherst College by the late Mavis C. Campbell, professor emerita of history, this podcast tells a multidimensional story of the Black women of Amherst College — including alumnae, students, faculty and staff — from the first days of the Amherst community through today. We illuminate the accomplishments and wisdom of the Black women of Amherst College and we invite you to listen, share, learn and laugh. This series is a project of Amherst College, in collaboration with WC1 Studios and Zeldavision Media. more

A recurring segment of UMass Amherst's WMUA News, a program of WMUA 91.1 FM, this riff on the classic photojournalism blog Humans of New York spotlights local players whose eclectic passions and pursuits enrich our campus community. Humans of UMass first aired in 2019. more

Amherst & Abroad is here to question, discuss, and inform. Created by student reporters at The Massachusetts Daily Collegian in partnership with Amherst Media, and born from a curiosity for both local and international news, weekly episodes will feature a spectrum of styles and topics with an emphasis on politics and social justice. Amherst & Abroad strives to bring unheard voices to life and is inspired by the courageous life of UMass alumnus and journalist, James Foley.Original music by Konah Brownell. more

Students come and go, but some things never change. ExploreU.S. college culture through the characters and conflicts of Western Massachusetts' Pioneer Valley — straight from UMass student journalists. more

First Baptist Church is located at the entrance to the University of Massachusetts. We are a church of diverse races, nations, cultures, generations. more