July 31, 2014
About the Episode
Juror outrage: The probation verdict and the debate over patronage continues to roil local politics. Enforcing noise limits: Why getting loud motorcycles to pipe down is harder than it seems. The author of "Enchanted Things" shows us how everyday objects could soon take on a life of their own. The National Association of Black Journalists comes to Boston to discuss the state of black media.
Aired:
07/30/14
| Expires: | Runtime: 28m 30s
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Extras
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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
