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BPR Year In Review: Politics, Television, and Comedy
Charlie Sennott joins us for a year in review inspired by the MFA’s Goya exhibit. He discusses the resurgence of old Cold War tensions, and the… -
Race and Racism in 2014: Police, Protests and Immigration
By the time 2014 rolled around many Americans were still fuming over the killing of Treyvon Martin in Florida and the 2013 acquittal of the man who shot… -
"I Can't Breathe": Boston Protests Grand Jury Decisions in NY and Ferguson
Last Thursday night several thousand people crowded onto the Boston Common. There were visitors who came strictly for the tree lighting ceremony who… -
BPR: Marky Mark, Martha Coakley's Exit Interview, and Peter Pan Live
Charlie Sennott unpacks the effectiveness of police body cameras in a global context, and discusses the hostages killed in rescue attempt in Yemen and the… -
What Black Parents Are Teaching Their Kids About Police
Are the protests against the killing of unarmed black men leading to a movement? It’s a question some are asking as the demonstrations against police… -
From Ferguson to Boston: A Weeklong Focus on WGBH News
Beginning next week, WGBH News is taking a closer look at recent fatal police shootings of unarmed black men. By interviewing local experts and carefully… -
Bill Cosby: When An Iconic Brand Becomes Toxic
Politically, Bill Cosby occupied a particular place in our national consciousness. Some say he was a comedian that helped white America look at race… -
Boston's Student (And Teacher) Diversity Problem: Under the Radar
This week on Under the Radar, Boston Globe columnist Farah Stockman and bilingual journalist Marcela Garcia joined Callie Crossley to look at some of the… -
BPR: Stories From The Romney Campaign
Nancy Pelosi fire a shot back at reporters for focusing on her age, and not Mitch McConnell’s. We ask you what you think about sexism of aging.Peter… -
Memories, Music, and Chef vs. Chef
According to the most recent governor’s race polls, Charlie Baker is leading by nine points. We ask you if the media should even be publishing polls this…