December 22, 2014
About the Episode
After the murder of two police officers in New York City, the chief of the Chelsea Police Department and Boston's NAACP president share their reactions. We'll talk about why replacing destroyed wetlands is so difficult and so vital. MIT biophysicist Jeremy England presents his new theory of the origin of life. Did the mega-popular podcast "Serial" live up to the hype?
Aired:
12/21/14
| Expires: | Runtime: 28m 30s
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Ed Davis comments on the Boston Bombings
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis comments on the tragic Boston Bombings.28:30 -
Right of Way: Boston's Infrastructure
A close look at how the city has rebuilt the streets to make room for bicycles.15:18 -
The Outlaw and the Lawman
The history of Boston’s mob days, and how the most infamous gangsters were caught.40:16 -
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The Great Gatsby Adaptation, hit or miss?
Emily Rooney discusses the 2013 film adaptation of The Great Gatsby.0:00 -
The Tense Relationship Between Cars and Bikes
Adam Riley digs deeper into the perspectives of Boston city and suburb bikers.10:54 -
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Bad Blood: Stephen ‘The Rifleman’ Flemmi
Stephen ‘The Rifleman’ Flemmi states his relationship with Whitey Bulger.8:17 -
Tales of Murder: The Trial and Pedophilia
Stephen ‘The Rifleman’ Flemmi faces a rigorous cross-examination.10:25 -
Surviving the Bombing—An Interview with Roseann Sdoia
Roseanne Sdoia lost her right leg in the Boston Marathon bombings.14:45
