Radio Boston: Today's Show

A list of every full broadcast of WBUR's Radio Boston, updated daily.

A Red Line MBTA train pulls up to a Park Street platform. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

More Trouble With The T

Plus, an update on the ongoing nurses' strike at St. Vincent Hospital, and a conversation about where to find the most breathtaking foliage in New England.

Booster Shots Are Rolling Out In Massachusetts, And A Possible Shutdown Looms In Washington

Plus, we check in on an effort to vaccinate local zoo animals.

Suffolk County Sheriff Steve Tompkins on Mass and Cass

Plus, we speak with former mayoral candidate, City Councilor Andrea Campbell, in her first public interview since the election.

Week In Review: COVID, Local Politics, And Mass And Cass

We break down this week's top stories, including news on COVID booster shots, the sentencing of former Fall River mayor Jasiel Correia, and the ongoing crisis at Mass and Cass....

State Leaders Condemn Biden Administration's Treatment Of Haitian Refugees

Plus, as city leaders debate the worsening situation around Mass and Cass, business leaders in the area are clamoring to be included in the conversation.

Mass And Cass And Revere And Boston

Plus, fall is here, so we take calls on favorite places to hike in New England.

Ask The Doctors: Answering Listener Coronavirus Questions With Our Panel Of Medical Experts

Plus, we get the latest on the sentencing of former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia, and check in with someone working on the front lines of the state's contact tracing...

Mondays With The Mayor: A Chat With Acting Mayor Kim Janey

Plus, an update on the effort to vaccinate raccoons in Cape Cod against rabies.

Reviewing The Week From Elections To The Red Sox

We take calls and talk to Jim Stergios, Executive Director of the think-tank Pioneer Institute, and Marie-Frances Rivera, President of the Massachusetts Budget Policy Center, to break down all this...

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47:46Sep 17, 2021

School buses on Geneva Avenue in Dorchester. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

Why The National Guard Will Be Driving Massachusetts School Buses

Plus, how some new changes will make healthcare more affordable and easier to access for some trans and non-binary Massachusetts residents. Also, we check in with Massachusetts Congressman Bill Keating.

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48:06Sep 16, 2021

A Boston voter picks up an "I voted" sticker after voting in the preliminary election at a polling station in Dorchester's Upham's Corner. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Nursing That Election Night Hangover With A Recap Of The Results

Plus, is Boston the most racist city? We take your calls.

Radio Boston

47:47Sep 15, 2021

Secretary William Galvin. (Sam Doran/SHNS)

Election Day Check-In

Plus, should schools be making more time for students to process and heal as they return to the classroom? And we take listener questions in another edition of Ask the...

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47:57Sep 14, 2021

The candidates for mayor of Boston at their final debate WBUR Cityspace studio last week. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Following The Money In Boston's Mayoral Race

Plus, we chat with Retired Federal Judge Nancy Gertner about today's top legal stories, and check in with Radio Boston's Chris Citorik for updates in the sports world.

Radio Boston

48:01Sep 13, 2021

20 Years On: Local Reflections on September 11th, 2001

We hear from five local voices, as they recount their memories and personal reflections from that day.

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46:30Sep 10, 2021

The mayoral field in debate mode on Sept. 8, 2021. From left: John Barros, Andrea Campbell, Kim Janey, Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George. (Mark Garfinkle/NBC10 Boston via Dorchester Reporter)

Boston's Mayoral Race Heats Up

Plus, kids are back in Boston Public School classrooms today as COVID worries continue and five major mayoral candidates try to distinguish themselves on who's best for kids and schools.

Radio Boston

47:57Sep 9, 2021

Friends and relatives of the victims of 9/11 gather for a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the attacks at the National September 11 Memorial at the World Trade Center site, Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011, in New York. (Jason DeCrow/AP)

Congressman Auchincloss On 9/11, 20 Years Later

Plus, we discuss how trees can simultaneously help fight climate change and actually improve our individual health.

Radio Boston

48:33Sep 8, 2021

Boston mayoral candidate Michelle Wu (second from left) outside the Jackson Mann Community Center. (Quincy Walters/WBUR)

In One Week, Boston's Mayoral Race Will Be Down To Two

Plus, we answer listener COVID questions in another edition of Ask the Doctors.

Radio Boston

48:05Sep 7, 2021

Boston Mayor Kim Janey addresses the back-to-school plan ahead of the start of the 2021-2022 school year. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Week In Review: COVID And Schools, Mayor's Race, Afghanistan

Our guests are former Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift, now the president and executive director of LearnLaunch, and Gary Daffin, the executive director of the Multicultural AIDS Coalition, and the co-chair...