Massachusetts ballot question 3: Unionization for rideshare drivers GBH News 2024-10-17 | Question 3 on the Massachusetts ballot would grant rideshare drivers such as those who work for Uber, Lyft and Doordash the option to form unions. Drivers in Massachusetts can't currently unionize. Roxanna Rivera joined Boston Public Radio as a representative for Yes on 3 and United Justice. Representatives from the group Mass. Fiscal Alliance, who wrote the official language for the “no” side, say they are not a ballot question committee and declined to join the segment.GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
This fashion breaks barriers #boston #inclusivedesign #fashiontrends GBH News 2024-10-20 | GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio & The Culture Show Live from the Boston Public Library, Friday, Oct 18 2024 GBH News 2024-10-19 | It's a bonus stream! Boston Public Radio live from the library, followed immediately by The Culture Show live! Our fifth and final day of ballot question debates, Question 1 - Audit the Legislature with Mary Connaughton of the Pioneer Institute and Jerold Duquette Professor of Political Science at Central Connecticut State University. Plus, a conversation on the climate/environmental stakes in this year's presidential election, with former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy and Johanna Neumann from Environment America. Live Music Friday with Local singer/songwriter Adam Ezra. He’ll also talk about his work supporting homeless vets & new music written & performed with Hall & Oates’ John Oates. And, as if that weren’t enough for one show…. SNL alum and Milton’s own Jenny Slate will Zoom in ahead of a show at the Wilbur and a new book of essays out later this month.Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday and Friday. The Culture Show airs Monday through Friday, 2-3, and is live at our GBH Studios and on our YouTube livestream on Fridays from 2-3This bonus stream includes GBH's The Culture Show, live from 2 to 3PM. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Massachusetts U.S. Senate Debate 2024: Senator Elizabeth Warren and John Deaton GBH News 2024-10-18 | Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and her Republican challenger, John Deaton squared off in a live debate in Springfield, MA October 17, 2024 hosted by New England Public Media and GBH News. Please note our original livestream had audio issues at the beginning of the debate. This debate recording has full audio. GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
What you need to know about Massachusetts ballot question 4 GBH News 2024-10-18 | Massachusetts ballot question 4 would legalize certain psychedelic mushrooms. A "yes" vote would legalize limited use and distribution of psychedelics by people 21 and over. A "no" vote would make no change in the law.Learn more: wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-10-02/question-4-both-sides-explain-the-option-to-legalize-psychedelics-in-massachusettsWatch the two sides debate: youtu.be/C0dEuduksRkVote in our poll: youtube.com/post/Ugkx3BKMC9Bb0KzeWt_McVBshtQcFs57oLOeGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
What you need to know about Massachusetts ballot question 5 GBH News 2024-10-18 | Massachusetts ballot question 5 would eliminate the state's tipped minimum wage model. A "yes" vote would gradually increase wages for tipped workers until it meets the state's full minimum wage by 2029. A "no" vote would keep the law as it is now, under which workers earn $6.75 an hour and businesses owners must make up the difference if tips do not bring that worker to $15 an hour. Learn more: wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-08-21/question-5-both-sides-explain-tipped-wages-in-massWatch the two sides debate: youtu.be/cn0ngHbhZhkVote in our poll: youtube.com/post/Ugkxy6ZYMI6hJhZCZseBQEdy1OK6RTvb26dhGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
What you need to know about Massachusetts ballot question 3 GBH News 2024-10-18 | Massachusetts ballot question 3 would offer transportation network drivers the option to form unions. Rideshare drivers such as those who work for Uber, Lyft and Doordash can't currently unionize. A "yes" vote would provide drivers the opportunity to unionize, but not require it. A "no" vote would make no change in the law. Hear from a representative for yes on 3: youtu.be/aialHTnZ9XIVote in our poll: youtube.com/post/UgkxYtjUjrh0-VdAfD_Bi1cVRAz5GbC_pkp3GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
What you need to know about Massachusetts ballot question 2 GBH News 2024-10-18 | Massachusetts ballot question 2 would eliminate the 10th grade MCAS graduation requirement. A "yes" vote would mean getting rid of the legal requirement to pass the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System to graduate. A "no" vote would keep the requirement as is.Learn more: wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-09-26/question-2-both-sides-on-whether-to-eliminate-mcas-as-a-mass-graduation-requirementWatch the two sides debate: youtu.be/eIJ8K2LheUUVote in our poll: youtube.com/post/Ugkxu9urLWZ61ptfhlbORQbAUJ9bUyAVh6_CGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
What you need to know about Massachusetts ballot question 1 GBH News 2024-10-18 | Massachusetts ballot question 1 would give the state auditor the authority to audit the state legislature. A "yes" vote would give the auditor that power. A "no" vote would make no changes in the law. Learn more here: wgbh.org/news/politics/2022-10-14/mass-question-1-a-more-equitable-state-or-the-wrong-time-for-a-new-taxWatch the two sides debate here: GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Massachusetts ballot question 1: Auditing the legislature GBH News 2024-10-18 | Question 1 on the Massachusetts ballot would grant the state auditor the authority to audit the legislature on things like accounts, programs and functions. A "yes" vote would grant that authority, while a "no" vote would make no change in the law. Mary Connaughton from the Pioneer Institute representing YES on 1 and political science professor Jerold Duquette arguing NO on 1 shared their arguments on Boston Public Radio.GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio Live from Studio 3, Thursday, October 17 GBH News 2024-10-18 | Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Day four of our ballot question debates, Question 3 - Rideshare Unions with Roxana Rivera, United for Justice. NOTE: there is no officially organized no side on this question, and the folks who wrote the no side explainer for Sec. Galvin’s red book declined to join us. Also, Massachusetts Secretary of Education Patrick Tutwiler, and former Massachusetts Secretary of Public Safety Andrea Cabral. Plus, for breast cancer awareness month, we’ll talk with two breast cancer researchers – Dr. Julie Palmer & Dr. Ann Partridge – join for a conversation about care, prevention & the implications of a second Trump term. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Maura Healey Healey opposes ballot questions on tipped wage, MCAS grad requirement GBH News 2024-10-17 | Gov. Maura Healey said she’s voting no on a ballot question that would change the pay structure for tipped employees out of concern it would lead to restaurant closures.It’s a stance the governor says is informed by both her conversations with restaurant industry personnel and her own experience waiting tables in her teens and 20s.Healey’s stance puts her at odds with some prominent Democrats, including presidential nominee Kamala Harris, whose economic platform includes a call to end the subminimum wage for tipped workers. Former presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton endorsed Massachusetts Question 5 earlier this week.Healey stayed tight-lipped on most of the other ballot questions, saying she’s “still reviewing” both Question 3, which would let Uber and Lyft drivers unionize, and Question 4, which would legalize and regulate certain natural psychedelics.Learn more: wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-10-16/healey-opposes-ballot-questions-on-tipped-wage-increase-mcas-grad-requirementGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio Live from the Boston Public Library, Wednesday, October 16, 2024 GBH News 2024-10-17 | Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Day three of ballot question debates on BPR, Question 2 - MCAS: with MTA Vice President Deb McCarthy and Keri Rodrigues, founder of the National Parents Union. At 11:40, live from somewhere in space, NASA astronaut Sunita Williams. Also, Harvard national security expert Juliette Kayyem, and “Ask The Governor” with Governor Maura Healey from 1-2. Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Meet the Republican who hopes to unseat MA Senator Elizabeth Warren GBH News 2024-10-16 | John Deaton is an attorney, cryptocurrency advocate and political newcomer. Katie Lannan of GBH News went to his home in Bolton, MA to learn more about why he's running as a Republican for the U.S. Senate against the Democratic incumbent, Elizabeth Warren. GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
We take life a little too seriously on earth GBH News 2024-10-16 | An astronaut's perspective on life
Senator Elizabeth Warren makes the case for a third term from her Cambridge, MA home GBH News 2024-10-16 | As she runs for a third term in the U.S. Senate, Elizabeth Warren opened up her home in Cambridge, MA to talk with Katie Lannan of GBH News about her priorities, Donald Trump and the one place in Cambridge Warren would like to bring to Washington, D.C.GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Massachusetts ballot question 2 debate: Eliminating the MCAS graduation requirement GBH News 2024-10-16 | Massachusetts ballot question 2 would eliminate the state's 10th grade MCAS graduation requirement and instead, schools will determine whether students can graduate based on their grades, class credits and attendance. Students would still take the state standardized test, but not be required to pass it. A YES vote will eliminate the 10th grade MCAS graduation requirement. A NO vote will keep things as they are now, and students will need to pass the test to graduate.Deb McCarthy, vice president of the Mass Teachers Association, who represents YES on 2, and Keri Rodrigues, founder of the National Parents Union, representing NO on 2 joined Boston Public Radio to discuss.Learn more: wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-09-26/question-2-both-sides-on-whether-to-eliminate-mcas-as-a-mass-graduation-requirement00:00 - 3:20 Intro and opening statements3:20 - 8:00 Graduation standards and MassCore8:00 - 13:00 How teachers and elected officials feel 13:00 - 17:00 Educational rigor 17:00 - 25:00 Impact on students25:00 - 28:09 Closing statementsGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Sunita Williams on her extended space mission: Were professional astronauts GBH News 2024-10-16 | Sunita Williams zoomed into GBH's Boston Public Radio from the International Space Station to talk about a mission that unexpectedly went from eight days to eight months. GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Could an effort to create more housing in MA be overruled? GBH News 2024-10-16 | The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is deciding a case that could determine whether an ambitious plan to change zoning and allow more multifamily housing is legal. MA Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell joined Boston Public radio to talk about why she's suing the town of Milton to enforce that law, the challenges Vice President Kamala Harris faces among Black men, her efforts to address racial inequity, "zombie mortgages", priest abuse, public safety and wage theft.00:30 Milton, MA and the MBTA housing law 6:15 Black men and the presidential election13:00 Addressing racial discrimination complaints17:00 Call about healthcare insurance 19:00 Zombie mortgages22:00 Priest abuse report25:40 Clean electricity29:00 Public health and public safety33:33 MA State Trooper recruit death40:00 MBTA communities act 43:30 Wage theftGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio Live from the Boston Public Library, Tues., October 15, 2024 GBH News 2024-10-16 | Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Day two of our ballot question debates, Question 4 - Psychedelics: with Emily Oneschuk from Yes On 4 and Dr Nassir Ghaemi, President MA Psychiatric Society. Also, “Ask The Ag” with Attorney General Andrea Campbell from 12-1. And CNN’s John King. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Massachusetts ballot question 4 debate: Legalizing psychedelic mushrooms GBH News 2024-10-15 | Massachusetts ballot question 4 would legalize certain types of psychedelic mushrooms, allow adults to grow them at home and share with others, and set up a framework for facilities where people can use the mushrooms. Retail sales would not be permitted. A YES vote would make these changes and a NO vote would keep the law as it is now -- psychedelics are not legal for use in Massachusetts. Emily Oneschuk, grassroots campaign director for Massachusetts for Mental Health Options, representing YES; and Dr. Nassir Ghaemi, professor of psychiatry at Tufts Medical Center and clinical lecturer at Harvard Medical School, representing NO joined Boston Public Radio to debate the question.Learn more: wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-10-02/question-4-both-sides-explain-the-option-to-legalize-psychedelics-in-massachusetts00:00 - 4:55 Intro and opening statements4:55 - 8:30 Home growth and decriminalization8:30 - 11:00 Treatment facilities11:00 - 15:12 Mental health and safety15:12 - 19:20 Impacts of psychedelics19:20 - 25:42 Compromise and closing statementsGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Massachusetts ballot question 5 debate: Raising the minimum tipped wage GBH News 2024-10-15 | Massachusetts ballot question 5 would eliminate the state's tipped minimum wage model. A YES vote would gradually increase the minimum wage for tipped workers until it meets the state's full minimum wage by 2029. A NO vote would keep the law as it is now, under which workers earn $6.75 an hour and businesses owners must make up the difference if tips do not bring that worker to $15 an hour.Learn more: wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-08-21/question-5-both-sides-explain-tipped-wages-in-massAlex Galimberti, organizer for One Fair Wage Massachusetts and a former restaurant worker, argues in favor of eliminating the tipped wage. Doug Bacon, local restaurateur aligned with the Committee to Protect Tips, argues against changing the tipped wage model. They joined Boston Public Radio to discuss.00:00 - 4:30 Intro and opening arguments4:30 - 8:30 Wage theft8:30 - 12:00 Tip pooling12:00 - 16:00 Increased costs?16:00 - 19:40 Wage inequity 19: 40 - 24:00 Service charges24:00 - 26:18 Closing argumentsGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio Live from Brighton, Monday, October 14 GBH News 2024-10-15 | Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. At 11, it’s our first ballot question debate, Question 5 - Tipped Workers: with Alex Galimberti, One Fair Wage and Doug Bacon from Committee To Protect Tips. Also, Charlie Sennott from the GroundTruth Project, NYU medical ethicist Art Caplan, and Brooks Tingle – President and CEO of John Hancock Insurance on the longevity economy.Have a question or comment? Call or text 877-301-8970. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio & The Culture Show Live from the Boston Public Library, Friday, Oct. 11 GBH News 2024-10-12 | It's a bonus stream! Boston Public Radio live from the library, followed immediately by The Culture Show live! Friday, live from the BPL! We'll be joined by performers from Odyssey Opera & Boston Modern Opera Project, ahead of a Gershwin Double Bill show on the 12th. We’ll also talk with director Gil Rose. Plus, GBH’s Phillip Martin, Dr. Leonard L. Glass – a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and a senior attending psychiatrist at McLean Hospital – on Trump and the Goldwater Rule. Ken and Sarah Burns will Zoom into the BPL to talk about their latest: “Leonardo da Vinci: Inside The Mind Of A Genius.” Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday and Friday. The Culture Show airs Monday through Friday, 2-3, and is live at our GBH Studios and on our YouTube livestream on Fridays from 2-3This bonus stream includes GBH's The Culture Show, live from 2 to 3PM. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Heres how Boston-area investors make money from far-right hate speech GBH News 2024-10-11 | Content creators kicked off YouTube for promoting violence and hate speech have found a home on a platform called Odysee. Journalists Tim Biba and Phillip Martin, along with Megan Squire of the Southern Poverty Law Center, join Boston Public Radio to reveal how investors - including the Boston-based Pillar VC - funded the infrastructure of a website that fuels hate, disinformation and violence. 1:00 What is Odysee? 2:25 Follow the money 4:15 Why were Odysee content creators kick off YouTube? 5:20 Private equity's connection to Odysee 6:15 Pillar VC 10:20 How far-right websites seed mainstream media10:45 Manifestos and terror videos 14:15 Why no criminal repercussions? 15:45 How many people visit Odysee? 16:00 How violent content changes people18:00 Male-oriented content 19:00 How hate moves from screens to the streetGBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio Live from the Boston Public Library, Wednesday, October 9, 2024 GBH News 2024-10-10 | Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
As Hurricane Milton bears down on Florida, Bostons Mayor discusses storm readiness in Boston GBH News 2024-10-09 | Mayor Michelle Wu talked about efforts to protect against rising sea levels in Boston during her regular appearance on GBH's Boston Public Radio. She also responded to phone calls from viewers about rats in the city, protestors stopping traffic, late night MBTA service, Boston property taxes and cell phones in schools. 1:35 Preparing Boston for coastal storms5:50 New rule to replace lead pipes 7:40 Rat control 10:00 MCAS as a graduation requirement? 15:00 Why are protestors allowed to shut down roads like Boston's Storrow Drive? 19:30 MBTA late night service 24:00 How the mayor prepped to perform at Symphony Hall 26:00 Boston property taxes 33:00 cell phones in Boston Public Schools 44:00 why is U.S. Presidential race so close? GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
The surprising story behind Bostons banned sororities, sea monsters and a monkey ghost GBH News 2024-10-09 | We’re celebrating the spooky season, Curiosity Desk style, by investigating some long standing local legends. Has a sea serpent been terrorizing the waters off Cape Ann for centuries? Are long standing rumors that college sororities can technically be classified and regulated as brothels actually true? And were the remains of an escaped circus monkey REALLY once found in the rafters above the old Boston Garden?0:27 - Is Gloucester home to a sea monster?3:10 - The Brothel Myth - Is there a law prohibiting unrelated females from living together?5:06 - Was there a monkey living in the old Boston Garden?Subscribe to the GBH YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnews Like GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNewsWant the most important local news of the day delivered right to your inbox? Sign up for The Wake Up, our Morning Edition newsletter: wgbh.org/news/newsletters/. Help us keep bringing you the local news that matters to YOU, right here on YouTube. Donate today: bit.ly/3MJ09Fm
Sox Star Luis Tiant on why he came to the US to play baseball #boston #redsox #MLB GBH News 2024-10-09 | Iconic Sox star Luis Tiant came to the US from Cuba to play baseball. He helped the team win in the semifinals in 1975, shutting out the Cincinnati Reds in the 1975 World Series. Tiant died in October of 2024 at the age of 83. GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio Live from the Boston Public Library, Tues., October 8, 2024 GBH News 2024-10-09 | Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. We'll be joined by Mayor Michelle Wu for Ask the Mayor, as well as CNN's John King and NBC Sports Boston's Trenni Casey.Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Boston Public Radio & The Culture Show Live from the Boston Public Library, Friday, Oct. 4 GBH News 2024-10-05 | It's a bonus stream! Boston Public Radio live from the library, followed immediately by The Culture Show live! Friday, live from the BPL! We'll be joined by singer/songwriter Will Dailey ahead of the release of his upcoming album, “Boys Talking.” Also, GBH’s Callie Crossley, Boston Globe business columnist Shirley Leung, and Administrator of EPA's New England Region David Cash Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday and Friday. The Culture Show airs Monday through Friday, 2-3, and is live at our GBH Studios and on our YouTube livestream on Fridays from 2-3This bonus stream includes GBH's The Culture Show, live from 2 to 3PM. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
What’s it like to get married at Boston’s City Hall? #wedding #weddingseason GBH News 2024-10-04 | ...
Boston Public Radio Live from the Boston Public Library, Wednesday, October 2, 2024 GBH News 2024-10-03 | Boston Public Radio airs from 11-2PM Monday through Friday, and we are live from the Boston Public Radio nearly every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. We'll be joined by GBH’s Jared Bowen, Harvard national security expert Juliette Kayyem, Embrace Boston’s Imari Paris Jeffries, and the Mass League of Community Health Centers’ Michael Curry. Come visit us at the GBH studio at the Boston Public Library's Copley branch at 700 Boylston Street. Coming to see a broadcast is free and no RSVP is required.Subscribe to our channel to get notified when Boston Public Radio goes live! ➡️ youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Subscribe to our channel to drop into the chat! We'd love to have you join the discussion, but only subscribers can participate in the chat: youtube.com/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1 We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
50 years after Bostons busing crisis, sisters break their silence GBH News 2024-10-02 | GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH News YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub_confirmation=1Follow GBH News on Instagram: instagram.com/gbhnewsLike GBH News on Facebook: facebook.com/gbhnews Follow GBH News on X: twitter.com/GBHNews We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: bit.ly/SupportGBHNews
Older adults in Boston weigh-in with their hopes for the rest of the #election2024 season GBH News 2024-10-02 | ...
