Full Episode: Presidential Candidate And Senator Amy Klobuchar, David Ortiz Injured In Shooting, Medical Errors, Raytheon

Host Callum Borchers speaks with presidential candidate and Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar, who is in New Hampshire, about infrastructure, criminal justice, and health care. Plus, Raytheon, the Waltham defense contractor,...

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52:05Jun 10, 2019

A driver uses a phone while behind the wheel of a car in New York in April 2016. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Week In Review: Distracted Driving, Police Body Cameras, Pride Month Controversy

An analysis of this week's news.

Radio Boston

26:33Jun 7, 2019

St. Louis Blues' Zach Sanford (12) checks Boston Bruins' David Pastrnak (88), of the Czech Republic, to the ice during the first period in Game 5 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Final, Thursday, June 6, 2019, in Boston. (Michael Dwyer/AP)

The Refs Blew It. Can The Bruins Rally From The Point Of Elimination?

A missed tripping call led to a goal, which turned out to be the game winner -- as the St. Louis Blues beat the Bruins 2 to 1.

Radio Boston

06:44Jun 7, 2019

Nadine Malouf (Yerma) in the Huntington Theatre Company's production of "Yerma." (Courtesy of T. Charles Erickson)

'She Fights Like A Great Heroine': Playwright Melinda Lopez On Her Adaptation Of Lorca's 'Yerma'

The play "Yerma" is the story of a woman whose heart's desire is to have a child, an obsession that completely consumes her.

Radio Boston

15:00Jun 7, 2019

Full Episode: Week In Review, Bruins, Playwright Melinda Lopez On 'Yerma'

Host Callum Borchers speaks with our Week In Review panelists about a bill in the State House that would ban drivers from using electronic devices behind the wheel and a...

Radio Boston

51:13Jun 7, 2019

Tan France, fashion designer and star of Netflix’s "Queer Eye" (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

'Queer Eye's' Tan France On Fashion, Identity And Fame

France is out with a new memoir about his childhood growing up gay and South Asian in a small town in England, starting a successful business, and becoming a TV...

Radio Boston

23:00Jun 6, 2019

Full Episode: Queer Eye's Tan France, Remembering D-Day, Breaking Up Big Tech

Host Jamie Bologna speaks with Tan France, a successful fashion designer and one of Emmy Award-winning "Fab Five" on Netflix's Queer Eye re-boot. Plus, Congressman Stephen Lynch and Boston University...

Radio Boston

49:17Jun 6, 2019

A young woman visits headstones of World War II soldiers prior to a ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day at the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy, France, Thursday, June 6, 2019. (David Vincent/AP)

Remembering D-Day, 75 Years Later

We speak with Congressman Stephen Lynch, who was in Normandy on Thursday.

Radio Boston

17:38Jun 6, 2019

Congress Launches Bipartisan Antitrust Probe Into Big Tech

Congress looks to break up big tech.

Radio Boston

05:44Jun 6, 2019

One Boston School Teacher's Air Conditioning Challenge

A Boston Latin Academy teacher explains why he is calling for all city government buildings to turn off their air conditioning.

Radio Boston

04:27Jun 4, 2019

Full Episode: Food Insecurity, Right Whales, Presidential Candidate Marianne Williamson

Host Callum Borchers speaks with two people on the Board of Food Bank of Western Mass about food insecurity in the state. Plus, warming waters and decreased food supply are...

Radio Boston

51:33Jun 4, 2019

Marianne Williamson is running for President of the United States “to inspire a moral, spiritual and political awakening in America.” (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

2020 Presidential Candidate Marianne Williamson On Why America Needs A 'Spiritual And Moral' Awakening

The nation needs a "spiritual and moral" awakening, according to Williamson.

Radio Boston

16:30Jun 4, 2019

A North Atlantic right whale feeds on the surface of Cape Cod bay off the coast of Plymouth. (Michael Dwyer/AP)

Checking In On Efforts To Save The Right Whale

As we learn more about what right whales need to survive, what more can we be doing to help them?

Radio Boston

11:13Jun 4, 2019

(Salvation Army USA West/Flickr via Compfight; photo edits by Benjamin Swasey/WBUR)

The Ongoing Fight To End Hunger In Massachusetts

One in 11 people in Massachusetts struggle with hunger, according to the non-profit Feeding America. That figure includes one in nine children.

Radio Boston

16:00Jun 4, 2019

Ayub Rahman is one of the people who does the call to prayer at the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Roxbury. (Paris Alston/WBUR)

As The End Of Ramadan Approaches, A Look At The Spirit Of The Islamic Call To Prayer

A look at what the Islamic call to prayer means.

Radio Boston

08:31Jun 3, 2019

Full Episode: Doctors Concerned About Marijuana, Pilgrim Power Plant Closure, Fallout From Rhode Island Bishop's 'Pride Month' Tweet

Host Chris Citorik talks with Dr. Nicholas Chadi, one of over three dozen Mass. doctors and researchers warn that the state could be headed toward a public health crisis because...

Radio Boston

52:08Jun 3, 2019

Rica Madrid poses for a photograph as she rolls a joint in her home on the first day of legal possession of marijuana for recreational purposes, Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015, in Washington. (Alex Brandon/AP)

Mass. Doctors Warn Of Public Health Crisis Due To State's Marijuana Policy

The Cannabis Control Commission said it will "continue to engage with the public health community as part of its mission to safely, equitably, and effectively implement the legal market in...

Radio Boston

11:24Jun 3, 2019

A group of marchers walk at the Pride parade in San Francisco, Sunday, June 25, 2017. (Jeff Chiu/AP)

Fallout After Rhode Island Bishop's Controversial 'Pride Month' Tweet

Bishop Thomas Tobin's statement generated some strong responses -- more than 86,000 on Twitter alone.

Radio Boston

18:17Jun 3, 2019

The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station on Rocky Point, Plymouth, Mass. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Is Closed. Now What?

There are a number of questions still to be answered -- about the future of its nuclear waste -- and the impact of the plant's closing on Plymouth and...

Radio Boston

10:26Jun 3, 2019

A scene from "Namesakes 2" from "The Nature Plays." (Courtesy: Corinne Elicone)

'The Nature Plays' At Mount Auburn Cemetery Bring New Life To The Burial Grounds

"The whole design of it is intended to get you engaged with losing yourself a little and seeing life around you."

Radio Boston

13:46May 31, 2019

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Full Episode: Food Insecurity, Right Whales, Presidential Candidate Marianne Williamson

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Full Episode: Doctors Concerned About Marijuana, Pilgrim Power Plant Closure, Fallout From Rhode Island Bishop's 'Pride Month' Tweet

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