Episodes
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Tax Time
Have you filed your taxes yet? We're not tax professionals, but Paris and Jeremy did do a bit of research into some incentives you may have missed. -
To the Finish Line
It's Marathon Monday, and Paris is talking to executive producer Karen Marshall about runners, a golden retriever meetup, and the scenes and sights of the starting line, where her co-host Jeremy Siegel checks in with a live update. -
Who is Jack Teixeira?
Who is the airman raised in Massachusetts who is now accused of leaking highly classified documents? Jeremy and Executive Producer Karen Marshall explore. -
Grade Point Errors
Boston Public Schools made an error in GPA calculation methodology, which means families were wrongfully notified that their students were eligible for the city's exam schools. Here’s what they’re doing to try to correct it. -
Why do you run Boston?
What drives Boston Marathon runners to the starting line? Paris and Jeremy want to know. -
Four Days a Week
A new proposal in the Massachusetts legislature would devote funds to the study of a four-day workweek. What happens when employers reduce employees' hours but keep pay the same? Paris and Jeremy hear from listeners. -
Advice to Eng
On MBTA General Manager Phil Eng's first day, our listeners have a few well-wishes and words of advice. -
Bet On It (or don't)
You won't be able to legally bet on the Boston Marathon this year. If you find that upsetting, fret not --- Paris and Jeremy have the lowdown on where you can find a whole lot of dogs to comfort you. -
How sports radio feeds Boston's reputation for racism
Stations like The Sports Hub and WEEI have taken the top spots in the Nielsen's ratings book. But a pattern of insensitive and at times racist comments have emerged on air. What does that mean for Boston? Paris and Jeremy discuss. -
Barbie girls
Paris and executive producer Karen Marshall discuss Greta Gerwig's upcoming Barbie movie. Life in plastic: It's fantastic.
