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From GBH in Boston, The Wake Up is a 10 minute check-in that looks at what is happening in the news of the day. From politics and transportation to housing, science and pop culture. Hosts Paris and Jeremy break it all down through conversation and observation. All with a little bit of humor and a lot of energy. Grab your Dunks’ and hear the latest out of the Bay State and beyond.

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Episodes

  • Why do birds migrate? When should you put away your hummingbird feeders? GBH Meteorologist Dave Epstein takes us under his wing.
  • Massachusetts voters are being asked whether to keep using the MCAS, the statewide standardized test 10th graders must pass to get their diplomas, as a high school graduation requirement. Keri Rodrigues, of the National Parents Union and the No on Question 2 campaign, joins Paris to talk about why she opposes the measure. The Yes on 2 campaign appeared in your feeds yesterday.
  • Massachusetts voters are being asked whether to keep using the MCAS, the statewide standardized test 10th graders must pass to get their diplomas, as a high school graduation requirement. Massachusetts Teachers Association Vice President Deb McCarthy, who is advocating for voters to do away with the MCAS as a graduation requirement in the Yes on 2 campaign, joins Paris to explain why. Tomorrow, we'll have the No on 2 campaign in your feeds --- stay tuned.
  • Jeremy Siegel speaks with artist Cedric “Vise1” Douglas, who painted the amazing mural of Boston Icon Donna Summer, which now overlooks Washington Street in Roxbury.
  • This summer at GBH News we've been bringing you stories surrounding the Boston busing crisis...now 50 years out.Paris Alston follows in the footsteps of history...taking in the stories that unfolded in the streets.
  • Being in green spaces, whether they're forests or tiny urban parks, can have positive impacts on physical, mental, and emotional health. GBH Meteorologist Dave Epstein and Harvard Public Health Prof. Heather Eliassen join Jeremy to talk all about it.
  • To tell the story of how our garbage disposals work, GBH's Edgar B. Herwick III takes us on a Curiosity Desk trip down the drain.
  • Gordon Miller has been protecting swimmers and sunbathers on Cape Cod beaches for 40 years, through sunny days, stormy seas, and shark watches. Reporter Eve Zuckoff talks to him about the view for the lifeguard chair.
  • Have you ever played cricket? The centuries-old sport is getting more popular among American kids. Liz Neisloss catches up with young players who are loving the sport and looking up to players in the major leagues.
  • Wondering what to watch this weekend? Film writer Sarah G. Vincent joins Jeremy to talk about a few favorites, at the movie theaters and on streaming platforms.