Chef Elle Simone Scott Retells Her Great-Grandmother's Story Through Poetry And Lemon Pound CakeElle Simone Scott, the first African American woman to be featured on PBS' America's Test Kitchen, credits her great-grandmother with her love of cooking. PlayRadio Boston18:01Jul 3, 2020
Special Hour: Stories Of The Black Experience In AmericaWe hear from jazz musician Wynton Marsalis, chef Elle Simone Scott, and revisit the power of The 1619 Project.PlayRadio Boston49:02Jul 3, 2020
Boston Pops Conductor On A Re-Imagined July 4th CelebrationThe Pops won't be playing their traditional repertoire at the Hatch Shell this year.PlayRadio Boston13:26Jul 2, 2020
How Other States' Surges May Affect Mass., And Other Coronavirus QuestionsWe've managed to gradually reopen businesses and restaurants while still keeping case numbers low, but many southern and western states haven't been so fortunate. So how could that affect us...PlayRadio Boston21:10Jul 2, 2020
Boston Pops' Keith Lockhart Wants This Year's Re-Imagined Fireworks Spectacular To Meet The MomentPlus, we take your questions with local doctors and make two summer cocktails with The Boston Shaker. PlayRadio Boston48:23Jul 2, 2020
'Divided We Fall' Documentary Special Seeks Common Ground In Our Political DividesHow do we talk to each other and find common ground at a time when we are so deeply divided?PlayRadio Boston15:44Jul 1, 2020
A Springfield Detective Shared Photo Of Her Niece At A Black Lives Matter Rally. She Was FiredA Springfield police detective was fired two weeks ago after sharing a post of her niece at a Black Lives Matter rally holding a protest sign that appeared to suggest...PlayRadio Boston13:16Jul 1, 2020
Springfield Police Detective Was Fired After A Pro-Black Lives Matter Social Media PostWe also take stock of the last month of local activism with some of the people behind it: young women of color in Boston. PlayRadio Boston47:47Jul 1, 2020
Reflecting On A Month Of Activism — And Change — With Young Activists In BostonWe take stock of the last month of local activism with some of the people behind it: young women of color in Boston. PlayRadio Boston18:46Jul 1, 2020
This Pride Month, The Focus Was On Black Lives MatterPlus, Rep. Stephen Lynch talks about why police reform legislation has stalled in Washington, D.C.PlayRadio Boston46:17Jun 30, 2020
Assessing The State Of The Massachusetts EconomyStatewide, the unemployment rate stands above 16 percent -- a new record. So just how bad is all this?PlayRadio Boston19:15Jun 30, 2020
At The Intersection Of Pride And Black Lives MatterThis Pride Month has been one like no other.PlayRadio Boston08:47Jun 30, 2020
Rep. Lynch On Police Reform, Reopening MassachusettsRep. Lynch discusses why police reform legislation has stalled, despite broad public support both locally and nationally.PlayRadio Boston18:14Jun 30, 2020
As SCOTUS Strikes Down A Restrictive Abortion Law, Looking To The Future Of Roe v. WadeThe court struck down a Louisiana law that required doctors performing abortions have admitting privileges to nearby hospitals -- the effects of which could have left the state with a...PlayRadio Boston11:18Jun 29, 2020
Checking The Score: The Patriots Get A New QB ... And A FineBig news for the New England Patriots breaking this week, with the signing of former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and penalties for another videotaping scandal.PlayRadio Boston05:37Jun 29, 2020
An Eviction Crisis Is Looming: ReportAccording to a new report from MIT and City Life/Vida Urbana, communities of color in Boston are disproportionately impacted by evictions in Boston -- and it could get worse with...PlayRadio Boston20:28Jun 29, 2020
With Eviction Moratorium Set To Expire, Black And Brown Renters Could Face Housing VulnerabilityPlus we get the latest out of the Supreme Court.PlayRadio Boston47:12Jun 29, 2020
Black And Brown Business Leaders Create Equity Fund To Address Systemic Racism Across CommonwealthWe speak with Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan, one of the fund's founding members.PlayRadio Boston09:48Jun 29, 2020
Week In Review: Close Contact Businesses Reopen, Devastating Report On Holyoke Soldiers' HomeIn our Week In Review, we take your calls as Massachusetts continues the state's reopening, with close contact businesses this week. PlayRadio Boston46:34Jun 26, 2020
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