Alison Bruzek
Former Staff
Alison Bruzek was a producer for Radio Boston.
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Got Tech Questions? WBUR's 'No Signal' Is Here To Help
WBUR is working on a new show to help connect you with some personalized tech support. It's called "No Signal," and it's a call-in show about technology — the perils,...
Boston Marathon Race Director's Advice: 'Dream Big'
As a young boy, Dave McGillvray wanted to be a professional athlete, but he was too small to be picked for any teams.
'Martin Luther King Loved This City': Remembering King's Legacy In Boston
On the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s death, we revisit the time leading up to the assassination, the immediate aftermath and his legacy in Boston.
Former EPA Administrator Says Rollback Of Emissions Standards Is 'Heartbreaking'
On Monday, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt announced a rollback of the fuel efficiency and car emissions standards put in place by the Obama administration.
Week In Review: Missing Police Payroll And Criminal Justice Reform
We go behind the week's headlines with Jim Stergios and Michael Curry.
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Alan Lightman On The Tension (And Commonalities) Between Science And Religion
His new book is "Searching for Stars on an Island in Maine."
Springfield Reckons With One Of Its Largest Employers, In Wake Of Parkland Shooting
We look at what it's like to live in Springfield, where Smith & Wesson is one of the city's biggest employers, while calls are being made across the country for...
Russian Hackers Targeted Critical U.S. Infrastructure — What Happens Now?
Last week, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the FBI announced that Russian hackers targeted and penetrated some of the country's most sensitive infrastructure including power, nuclear, water, and...
What Changes Should Be Demanded From Facebook
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is under fire today for the company's role in providing data to Cambridge Analytica.
State's Housing Finance Agency Offers Zero Down Payment Program
A new program by the state's housing finance agency is trying to help low- to middle-income buyers seal the deal on a new home, by covering the down payment.