We check in with Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton on the President's decision to pardon a Navy SEAL, the ongoing impeachment hearings, and other issues facing the country and Massachusetts.

Radio Boston

10:59Dec 2, 2019

Checking The Score: Bruins Soar, Patriots Struggle

We check in on the world of Boston sports with Radio Boston's Chris Citorik. We'll break down the Bruins' impressive start to the season, and the Patriots' recent struggles on...

Radio Boston

10:47Dec 2, 2019

Winter Approaches. A BU Prof Explains The Signs Of Seasonal Affective Disorder

Experts estimate that 10 million Americans suffer from seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD.

Radio Boston

Dec 2, 2019

Susan Crowley, of Westwood, browsed for books at the new Amazon bookstore in Dedham. "I love books and just having Amazon here sounded so great," she said. "So I wanted to see what it's all about. And I love having it so close to home." (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

Full Episode: The Writers Who Challenged Us In 2019

Here's the Radio Boston rundown for a special hour on Nov. 29 revisiting conversations with writers from this past year.

Radio Boston

50:10Nov 29, 2019

Mei Mei's Double Awesome Sandwich (Michael Piazza,. Reprinted in arrangement with Roost Books, an imprint of Shambhala Publications, Inc).

Full Episode: Our Favorite Food Conversations From 2019

Here's the Radio Boston rundown for a special hour on Nov. 28 revisiting conversations about food from this past year.

Radio Boston

50:16Nov 28, 2019

A group of teenagers from Lunenburg is raising money to build a skatepark in their town. (Courtesy Angela Ryan Photography)

If You Build It, They Will Shred: Teenagers Spearhead Skatepark Project In Lunenburg

Lunenburg's is a small town, outside of Fitchburg, with a population around 11,000. For now, though, there's not much for teenagers to do, especially on skateboards.

Radio Boston

03:46Nov 27, 2019

Baker Signs First Major School Funding Overhaul Since 1993

Governor Baker signed a bill yesterday that is projected to send billions of dollars into Massachusetts public schools.

Radio Boston

15:00Nov 27, 2019

Since 2014, Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz of Boston has led the push for increased investment in public schools. (Max Larkin/WBUR)

Full Episode: Education Funding, Day Of Mourning, Lunenburg Skate Park, Robert Pinsky On Emotion In Poetry

Here's the Radio Boston rundown for Nov. 27. Tiziana Dearing is our host.

Radio Boston

50:02Nov 27, 2019

For Native People, Thursday Marks The 50th National Day Of Mourning

We speak to Kisha James, an enrolled member of the Wampanoag tribe, president of the Native American Student Association at Wellesley College and granddaughter of Wamsutta Frank James, the founder...

Radio Boston

14:55Nov 27, 2019

Robert Pinsky On Poetry That's At The Extremes Of Human Emotion

Three-term U.S. Poet Laureate and director of the creative writing program at Boston University Robert Pinksy talks with us about his latest anthology of poetry, "The Mind Has Cliffs Of...

Radio Boston

15:09Nov 27, 2019

Distracted Driving And Cycling Bill Signed Into Law

What you need to know about the new law banning cell phone use while driving or cycling.

Radio Boston

13:57Nov 26, 2019

Foolproof all-butter single crust pie dough (Courtesy: America's Test Kitchen).

5 Tips To Make The Perfect Pie, From America's Test Kitchen

Even for experienced bakers, baking pies can be tricky -- and intimidating. We asked America's Test Kitchen for help.

Radio Boston

12:52Nov 26, 2019

A motorist talks on a cellphone while driving on a highway in Chicago in 2013. (Nam Y. Huh/AP)

Full Episode: Distracted Driving Bill Passes, 'College Behind Bars,' The Perfect Pie

Here's the Radio Boston rundown for Nov. 26. Tiziana Dearing is our host.

Radio Boston

49:57Nov 26, 2019

WBUR Legal Analyst On The Impeachment Hearings

Nancy Gertner, retired federal judge, WBUR's legal commentator, and senior lecturer at Harvard Law School, walks us through what we learned from the impeachment hearings last week and what's next.

Radio Boston

10:11Nov 25, 2019

Black Radical, The Life And Times Of William Monroe Trotter, by Kerri K. Greenidge. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

'Black Radical' Tells The Story Of William Monroe Trotter And His Newspaper, 'The Guardian'

We recount the life of Boston's "black radical" — William Monroe Trotter, and his newspaper, "The Guardian."

Radio Boston

15:51Nov 25, 2019

Bard Prison Initiative (BPI) students conjugate Spanish verbs at Eastern New York Correctional Facility. (Courtesy Skiff Mountain Films)

'College Behind Bars' Makes Case For Allowing Inmates To Get College Educations In Prison

A documentary explores what happens when a college education is provided to people who are incarcerated.

Radio Boston

21:56Nov 25, 2019

Full Episode: NPR Veteran Margaret Low To Lead WBUR, 'Black Radical' William Monroe Trotter, Urban Turkeys

Here's the Radio Boston rundown for Nov. 25. Tiziana Dearing is our host.

Radio Boston

49:33Nov 25, 2019

WBUR announces new CEO and General Manager, Margaret Low

NPR Veteran Margaret Low To Head WBUR

We speak with Margaret Low, who will be WBUR's new chief executive and general manager.

Radio Boston

12:28Nov 25, 2019

Outgoing Mass. Campaign And Political Finance Office Director Reflects On 25 Years Of Service

He joined Radio Boston to discuss his tenure, levying the largest fine in state history, and the trends in political spending he worries about going forward.

Radio Boston

13:17Nov 25, 2019

Three turkeys just looking for trouble in Brookline in 2017. (Collin Binkley/AP)

Wild Turkeys In Brookline May Be Intimidating, But They Used To Almost Be Extinct

Matt Miller, from the Nature Conservancy, joins us to discuss.

Radio Boston

09:56Nov 25, 2019

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Rep. Moulton Discusses Navy SEAL Pardon, Impeachment Hearings

Checking The Score: Bruins Soar, Patriots Struggle

Winter Approaches. A BU Prof Explains The Signs Of Seasonal Affective Disorder

Full Episode: The Writers Who Challenged Us In 2019

Full Episode: Our Favorite Food Conversations From 2019

If You Build It, They Will Shred: Teenagers Spearhead Skatepark Project In Lunenburg

Baker Signs First Major School Funding Overhaul Since 1993

Full Episode: Education Funding, Day Of Mourning, Lunenburg Skate Park, Robert Pinsky On Emotion In Poetry

For Native People, Thursday Marks The 50th National Day Of Mourning

Robert Pinsky On Poetry That's At The Extremes Of Human Emotion

Distracted Driving And Cycling Bill Signed Into Law

5 Tips To Make The Perfect Pie, From America's Test Kitchen

Full Episode: Distracted Driving Bill Passes, 'College Behind Bars,' The Perfect Pie

WBUR Legal Analyst On The Impeachment Hearings

'Black Radical' Tells The Story Of William Monroe Trotter And His Newspaper, 'The Guardian'

'College Behind Bars' Makes Case For Allowing Inmates To Get College Educations In Prison

Full Episode: NPR Veteran Margaret Low To Lead WBUR, 'Black Radical' William Monroe Trotter, Urban Turkeys

NPR Veteran Margaret Low To Head WBUR

Outgoing Mass. Campaign And Political Finance Office Director Reflects On 25 Years Of Service

Wild Turkeys In Brookline May Be Intimidating, But They Used To Almost Be Extinct