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Digging Into Massachusetts' $12 Billion Transportation Plan
If you want more Green, you’ve got to spend the green. That’s the gist behind MassDOT’s ambitious new transportation plan, which includes a long-awaited… -
BPR: WNYC's Brian Lehrer On Gov. Christie, Callie Crossley, Emily Rooney, Fish Nerds On News Quiz
WNYC’s Brian Lehrer — who hosts the logically-named Brian Lehrer Show — helped Jim Braude and Margery Eagan do a post-mortem on Gov. Chris Christie’s… -
Callahan Tunnel To Close Until March
Drivers who use the Callahan Tunnel to get to Logan International Airport and East Boston will need to find a new route for the next several months.The… -
Boston-Bound Amtrak Train Collides With Vehicle In Virginia
Authorities say an Amtrak train has collided with a vehicle in south central Virginia and there are injuries.Virginia State Police spokeswoman Sgt.… -
Racial Discrepancies In U.S. Prisons, Davey On MBTA Late Night, Best New Music
Tufts Professor Peniel Joseph was the Open Mic guest Wednesday. New research from the Sentencing Project finds that a staggering one out of every three… -
Boston Reacts To News Of Late Night MBTA Service
Late-night service is returning to the MBTA—at least for the near future.Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick announced Monday that the MBTA will run all… -
Ed Rendell is Mad About Traffic
iTunes | XML | IHub on Facebook | IHub Twitter | Back to IHub HomepageGuest:If you’ve ever sat behind the wheel of a car – especially between, say, the… -
Jim And Margery Talk With Boston City Councilor John Connolly
City Councilor-At-Large John Connolly joined Jim Braude and Margery Eagan for a final pre-election interview. Voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide… -
'War Of The Worlds' And Other Hellish, Too-Real Radio Entertainment
Dr. Steven Schlozman caused a minor panic on late-night radio. The reason? His fictional book — The Zombie Autopsies: Secret Notebooks From The Apocalypse… -
How To End Nightmarishly Boring, Time-Sucking Meetings At Work
On Tuesday, Harvard Business School professor Nancy Koehn offered Jim Braude and Margery Eagan five suggestions for better work meetings. They were as…