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Cosby Victims Emotional Reactions Verdict — Bill Cosby accusers, from left, Caroline Heldman, Lili Bernard and Victoria Valentino, right, react outside the courtroom after Cosby was found guilty in his sexual assault retrial, Thursday, April, 26, 2018, at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, Pa. A jury convicted the "Cosby Show" star of three counts of aggravated indecent assault on Thursday. The guilty verdict came less than a year after another jury deadlocked on the charges. (Mark Makela/Pool Photo via AP)

Molly Boigon is a former associate producer and reporter for Learning Curve, WGBH’s K-12 education desk. She has also worked for Boston Public Radio and WGBH’s higher education desk, On Campus. Her interests include jazz, yoga and public records requests. Before joining WGBH, she worked at SiriusXM, WZBC and WAAF. She has a degree in Applied Psychology and Human Development from Boston College’s Lynch School of Education.

April 27, 2018

Updated May 09, 2023

We took your calls about the Bill Cosby retrial verdict, and Boston College declining to rescind Cosby's honorary degree.
Kevin Young, the poetry editor of the New Yorker, came in to talk about his latest collection of poems called "Brown."
Emily Rooney joined us for her famous list of fixations and fulminations.
Business columnist Shirley Leung gave us the latest on the continuing conflict regarding the Everett Casino.
Mike Norton of the Harvard Business School explained his latest research regarding the choice between personal comfort and a shared experience.
We opened up the lines to you about Norton's research, and how you'd choose between a first class ticket and sitting with your significant other.
Two experts from Mass Audobon joined us for a bird-themed news quiz.

BPR Full Show: 04/27

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