Lights, Camera, Action! The Coolidge Corner Theater Reopens TomorrowWe talk about how challenging the pandemic has been, and what's on tap for reopening weekend with Beth Gilligan, Director of Development and Marketing for the Coolidge Corner Theater Foundation.Radio Boston43 mins ago
Congressman Jim McGovern On Liz Cheney Vote, Hunger In AmericaCongressman Jim McGovern joins us from Washington.Radio Boston1 hour ago
FDA Clears Pfizer Vaccine For Use In ChildrenWe speak to local doctors and take listener questions on the latest vaccine and reopening news. Plus, we check in with reporter Ben Burke on the trial of former Fall...PlayRadio Boston48:03May 11, 2021
If You Spot One Of These Paintings Around Boston, It's Up For GrabsWe speak to artist Jake Garcia about the inspiration behind his undertaking.PlayRadio Boston09:14May 11, 2021
Jasiel Correia Trial Heads to JuryThe trial of former Fall River mayor Jasiel Correia, who is accused of 24 counts ranging from fraud, bribery, and extortion, heads to jury deliberations. We're joined by Ben Berke,...PlayRadio Boston07:40May 11, 2021
Ask The Doctors: FDA Clears Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine For 12-15 Year OldsWe take calls with Dr. Christopher Gill and Dr. Helen Boucher.PlayRadio Boston30:48May 11, 2021
Tito Jackson And His Adoptive Mother Discuss His Newfound Relationship With His Birth MomWe speak with former Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson and his adoptive mother, Rosa Jackson. PlayRadio Boston16:49May 10, 2021
New Data On Chelsea's Guaranteed Basic Income ProgramPlus, we follow up with former Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson and his adoptive mother, Rosa Jackson. PlayRadio Boston47:38May 10, 2021
New Data On Chelsea's Guaranteed Basic Income Program"Chelsea Eats" consists of direct cash payments of up to $400 a month to about two thousand households in need of economic assistance. Six months into the program, early data...PlayRadio Boston10:33May 10, 2021
Pain And Accountability: Understanding The Sackler Family's Role In Opioid CrisisThe Sacklers are the focus of a new book from Dorchester-native Patrick Radden Keefe. He's a staff writer for the New Yorker, and the author of "Empire of Pain: The...PlayRadio Boston19:56May 10, 2021
Week In Review: A Week Of Both Failures And PromisesWe review the major news stories of the week, highlighting major institutional failures, and also some potential promises for a better future. We'll discuss it all and take listener calls...PlayRadio Boston47:34May 7, 2021
To Mask Or Not To Mask?We take listener calls and discuss the ongoing conversation on how people are practicing mask-wearing, given the ongoing evolution in policies and available science.PlayRadio Boston22:03May 6, 2021
To Mask, Or Not To Mask? That Seems To Be The Existential QuestionPlus, a new film explores systemic inequities in Boston. PlayRadio Boston47:42May 6, 2021
Food Insecurity On The Rise In Massachusetts1.6 million people in the Commonwealth report they are struggling to get enough to eat during the pandemic, according to a new survey by the Greater Boston Food Bank. We...PlayRadio Boston07:51May 6, 2021
'A Reckoning In Boston' Unpacks The City's Barriers To ProsperityA new documentary shines a light on wealth disparities, access to land, gentrification, and systemic injustice in Boston. We speak with Kafi Dixon, a producer and one of the film's...PlayRadio Boston17:35May 6, 2021
AG Healey Says Mandating Vaccines For State Employees Is 'A Matter Of Common Sense'We take listener calls and discuss Healey's thoughts regarding mandating vaccines for employees in the public sector.PlayRadio Boston26:16May 5, 2021
Mass. Attorney General Maura Healey Calls For Vaccine Mandate, New Hate Crime LawsPlus, we discuss the questions surrounding the death of a Black teenager in Hopkinton and how it's been handled by law enforcement.PlayRadio Boston48:17May 5, 2021
The Last Archive: The Rise Of DoubtNoted historian Jill Lepore joins us to talk about the second season of her podcast "The Last Archive," which tracks the rise of doubt through the last 100 years of...PlayRadio Boston14:31May 5, 2021
Activists Question Circumstances Surrounding 16-Year-Old Hopkinton Girl's DeathCommunity members are demanding more information, communication and transparency from law enforcement in the case of Mikayla Miller -- a 16-year-old Black teenager from Hopkinton who was found dead in...PlayRadio Boston07:16May 5, 2021
Lawmakers Grill DCF Leadership After The Death Of Another Child In Its CarePlus, we take listener questions and talk about herd immunity and outdoor mask mandates with our panel of doctors.PlayRadio Boston47:58May 4, 2021
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