Robert Mueller has indicted former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort over posable collusion with Russia during the election. Everyone wants to know what the investigation will reveal, and Michael Coyne (Mass School of Law) is here to tell us what to expect.
Rev. Stephen Ayers, Vicar of the Old North Church, talks about the crypt under the historical landmark and the opening of a 200-year-old tomb.
Weather observer and meteorologist Ryan Knapp calls in from the summit of Mt. Washington to talk about one of the most brutal and beautiful places on Earth.
Historian and friend of the show, Anthony Sammarco, is in to talk about lost Boston landmark, Jordan Marsh.
Long time rock journalist Clea Simon takes us back to the Boston 80’s punk scene in her new book “World Enough”, a mystery inspired by real bands from the era.
Winter might not seem like it's on the way, but when it hits, will you be ready? Kevin Brasler (checkbook.org) goes over the list of things you need and some of the things you don't for when the temperature drops.
Do you have a skittish pup or a scaredy cat? Dr. Chris Meehl (Animal Hospital of Lynnfield) is trying to take the anxiety out of your next trip to the vets.
David W. Cash (UMass Boston) says it doesn’t matter whether climate change is man-made or not, it’s here. Is there anything we can do to reverse the effects, or will Boston become the new Venice?
Craig Fitzgerald (BestRide.com) is in to talk about the latest changes in state car inspections. We look at some of the new hoops you will have to jump through to get your inspection sticker.
Peter Zheutlin, author of "Rescued", never thought he'd ever be a dog owner. We talk about where to find the best dogs, the benefits of having a furry companion in your life and what it takes to be a good owner.
Most of us have been on a plane, but do we know how they work? Philip Greenspun (East Coast Aero Club) takes us to aviation school.
Military vets Tim Shea, Josh Hallet and Riggs Smith want you to ride with them for the 4th Annual USMC Sgt Daniel Vasselian Memorial Motorcycle Run. Bonus: learn what a silky run is.
After the latest mass shooting, Michael Coyne (Mass School of Law) is asking some tough questions about guns and our attitude towards gun control.
Marita Lorenz may just be the most interesting woman in the world. This is her story about war, espionage and true love.
John L. Bell, fellow with the Mass Historical Society, talks about the men that found themselves on the wrong side of history and would eventually become the catalyst for the American Revolution.
Learn how Al Wilson (Ex Director of “Beyond Walls”) is putting diversity on display while giving local infrastructure a much-needed update.
Back in the 70’s and 80’s Cape Cod was ruled by a select group of DJ’s, and happy hour belonged to them. Dan McCarthy is here to talk about the new documentary “Kings of Cape Cod”.
Boston’s favorite historian Anthony Sammarco is back to talk about Backers Chocolate, and history has never been sweeter.
Author/historian Lawrence Goldstone talks about how the Wright brothers changed the world through aviation and how their desire to own the skies may have held it back.
Author Craig Shirley is back to talk about the rise of Newt Gingrich and what he thinks of the current political climate.
Consumer Checkbook’s Kevin Brasler doesn’t want you to get ripped off. We talk about the 50 things you probably shouldn’t spend your money on.
Flood damaged inventory will be hitting the used car market following hurricane season. Craig Fitzgerald (bestride.com) tells us what to watch out for. Also, What’s the fastest car you’ve ever been in?
Hamish Jamieson (Co-Founder of Freighter Travel) wants you to sail the seven seas in an unconventional way.
Hurricane Harvey did a lot of damage and the work has just begun. Katie Jarl from the US Humane Society is asking for help to find new homes for misplaced pets.
Hurricane Harvey hit Houston hard. The mayor of Boston is talking about a harbor barrier. Insurance expert Chris Russo is here to talk about flood insurance. Do you have the right coverage?
Massachusetts Historical Society Fellow John Bell takes us back in time where the revolution started right here in Boston.
Michael Coyne (Mass School of Law) is in to talk about the function of the courts bail system and what to know if you’re part of a class action suit.
Bicycle! Bicycle! Scott Havemeyer wants you to join his bike ride to raise money for Angel Flight, an organization that provides air travel for the sick through a network of volunteer pilots. “The Ride for Angels” goes off September 7th. Will you be there?
Boston historian extraordinaire and good friend Anthony Sammarco is in to talk about the rich history of Charlestown.
N.E. Historic Genealogical Society Chief Genealogist and author of “A Guide To Mass Cemeteries” really digs graves and the stories that they have to tell.
