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BPR: Environmental Edicts And Problematizing The Flag
Last week, in the aftermath of the shootings in Charleston South Carolina, President Obama put them in a global context, Charlie Sennott puts his context… -
BPR: RSVPs A Parking Spot, Reckons With Race
With the world celebrating PRIDE this month, Charlie Sennott joins us for his take on Global gay rights, the Pope’s environmental encyclical and the… -
BPR: Mysteries & Mystic Brewery
Amy Ryan of the Boston Public Library resigned her post, and hours later some of the missing art has been found. We talk to you to sort it all out.Shirley… -
BPR: International Accidents, Soccer, And Faith
Charlie Sennott stops by to talk about the significance and implications of Kerry’s leg injury, plus the status of gay marriage around the world.We host… -
All Revved Up About St. Frances X. Cabrini And The Pope
The Revs. Irene Monroe and Emmett G. Price III joined Boston Public Radio for their regular Monday feature, “All Revved Up.” Monroe is a syndicated… -
Scituate Church Occupiers Appeal Court-Ordered Eviction
Parishioners who have held a round-the-clock vigil at St. Frances Cabrini in Scituate for nearly 11 years are appealing a court-ordered eviction, arguing… -
Judge Orders Parishioners To Vacate St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Church In Scituate
Parishioners of the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Church must end their 11-year protest vigil and vacate the now-closed Roman Catholic church, a… -
BPR In With The New: Elections, Olympics, And TV
Charlie Sennott weighs on the UK elections, and what an overwhelming conservative victory, and the resurgence of the SNP in Scotland might mean for the… -
In Scituate, An Archdiocese Lawsuit Threatens A Church Vigil
When you walk into the front vestibule of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Church in the seaside town of Scituate , it doesn’t look or sound like your average… -
Scituate Church Occupiers Sued By Boston Archdiocese
A group of Catholic parishioners who have kept vigil in a Scituate church 24 hours a day for the last 11 years are going to court Tuesday. They’re being…