A New Religion
Well, maybe not new at all, but new to us. Pulkit Shah introduces us to Jainism and how it fits into our everyday lives by teaching us to walk a more peaceful path.
Jan 12, 2018•1 hr 2 min
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Your Next Job
Get resume writing tips from a pro. Chris Adams, certified resume writer with Beacon Resume, gives us all the information to stand out from the crowd and get your next job interview.
Jan 11, 2018•40 min
Apple/Sessions
Michael Coyne (Mass School of Law) is in for another legal round-up. This time we take a look at the Apple iPhone battery bait and switch and the Jeff Sessions pot memo.
Jan 10, 2018•54 min
Astrological Counseling
It may be written in the stars, but only Joyce Levine, professional astrologer, knows just how to read them. With just a few basic questions Joyce tells us all what's in store for the future.
Jan 09, 2018•1 hr 25 min
Cold Cars and Rough Starts
Car guy Craig Fitzgerald (bestride.com) tells us what to do before the cold snap hits. Belts, batteries and coolant - he has all the info you'll need to get your car up and running on the first try.
Jan 04, 2018•51 min
20 Hours to Show
Tim McKenna (Senior Production Manager for Live Nation) knows how to put on a show. He tells us what it takes to build concert from the ground up. It's a lot more than you might think and mic checks are just the tip of the iceberg.
Dec 29, 2017•36 min
Radio Daze
This is one man's journey through radio. Long time rock DJ and band manager Mark Hamilton shares the story of how he came up in the ever changing broadcast wold.
Dec 29, 2017•39 min
Calling All Nurses!
Mary Havlicek Cornacchia, registered nurse at Tufts Medical Center and co-chair of the Massachusetts Nurses Association, talks about what it takes to work in one of the toughest professions there is. Also, are we in for another nursing shortage?
Dec 28, 2017•38 min
Healthcare in Canada
Jay talks with Dr. Peter Cram about the truths and myths of healthcare in Canada.
Dec 22, 2017•39 min
The Alzheimer's Solution
Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai join Bradley to discuss their book The Alzheimer's Solution.
Dec 21, 2017•41 min
Net Neutrality
Policy Director of Free Press Matt Wood joins Bradley to discuss Net Neutrality.
Dec 21, 2017•28 min
Christmas Traditions
Boston historian and Jay Talking super star, Anthony Sammarco is here to talk about the different ways Christmas has been celebrated in Boston throughout history. Also, 200 years without Christmas?! It's true, and it's all here in this jumbo sized podcast.
Dec 20, 2017•1 hr 16 min
Revolution Song
Author Russell Shorto brings the American Revolution to life by looking at it through the lens of six very different historical figures.
Dec 20, 2017•35 min
The 54th Fight
Author Ray Anthony Sheperd talks about his book "Now or Never!" - the story of the 54th Infantry's fight to end slavery during the Civil War.
Dec 16, 2017•41 min
Our Dark Bargain
Author/historian Lawrence Goldstone talks to us about the dark dealings made behind closed doors for the independence of the United States that would lead to inequalities still suffered today.
Dec 15, 2017•41 min
Backstage Rock Talk
Step backstage with longtime Paradise rock club production manager Billy "Bud" McCarthy. He tells us what it takes to run one of the most legendary stages in Boston and shares stories about some of your favorite bands.
Dec 14, 2017•41 min
Up-close And Digital
Our phones have become the primary source of information, and it seems like there's an app for everything, but more come out every day. Greg Raiz (Raizlab) talks about what it takes to develop a world class app that actually gets used. Also, will bitcoin change the way we bank, or is it just a passing fad?
Dec 12, 2017•49 min
A Pilgrim Christmas
We've all heard the story of the first Thanksgiving, but what was Christmas was like for the Pilgrims? We go back to Plimoth Plantation with Deputy Director Richard Pickering. Also, find out how you can become a small part of history.
Dec 11, 2017•40 min
What Your Car Says About You
The car guy's in! Craig Fitzgerald (bestride.com) wants to know what your dream car is and what that says about you. Also we put together a Jay Talking road trip playlist. What is your ultimate driving song?
Dec 07, 2017•51 min
Legal Roundup
Gronkowski's dirty hit - Trump and Russia - Beacon Hill sexual misconduct. Our monthly visit with Dean Michael Coyne (Mass School of Law) is packed to the gills.
Dec 06, 2017•44 min
A Night At The Derby
It's not your you grandma's roller derby. The sport has moved away from the theatrics and focused more on athleticism in recent years. Skaters Surely Temple and Reckless Rehab are here to talk about the new Boston Roller Derby.
Dec 04, 2017•41 min
An Agent Of Clarity
Business coach, trainer and speaker Nancy McCabe wants to help you manifest your own success. From small businesses to corporate boardrooms, Nancy shows us the path reaching, and more importantly, realizing our goals.
Dec 01, 2017•42 min
Fighting The Winter Blues
If you're feeling down this time of year, you're not alone. Psychiatrist Dr. David Brendel is here to talk about Seasonal Affective Disorder, or S.A.D. and what you can do to fight this common form of depression.
Nov 30, 2017•34 min
Historian/Mad Man
Boston comic Mike Donovan shares his love of history and introduces his nine volume book series on World War 2. England attacks France - the Harvard connection to the Swastika - Russia traps the Nazis. This and more on the Jay Talking Podcast
Nov 29, 2017•36 min
Are You A Licensed Plumber?.... I Didn’t Think So
Well, maybe Kevin Brastler isn’t a licensed plumber, but he has needed one from time to time, and if you do too, you might want to listen to this podcast with the checkbook.org chief. Reviews on every service need - from plumbing to acupuncture, they have it covered.
Nov 17, 2017•43 min
Coping Through The Holidays
The holidays can be a hard time for some, but dealing with addiction makes things even more difficult. Former front man for the Del Fuegos, Woody Giesmann (Right Turn CEO) wants you to know there are support systems available when you need them most.
Nov 15, 2017•46 min
Healthcare’s Uncertain Future
The deadline to sign up for the Public Health Option is quickly and quietly approaching. John McDonough (Harvard School for Public Health) talks about the future of health insurance and what you can do to make sure you’re not left out in the cold.
Nov 14, 2017•41 min
Live Music Is Dead… Or Is It?
If you used to relied on rock-zines like The Phoenix or Rolling Stone, you’re probably wondering where to find the latest news about today’s music scene. If you’re not plugged into social media, the landscape can be intimidating. Michael Marotta, editor/creator of Vanyaland, takes the sting out of finding the new sound.
Nov 10, 2017•44 min
The Cure For What Ails Ya!
Author Lawrence Goldstone (Deadly Cure) tells us about the shocking introduction of Heroin as a cure-all for children in the late 1800’s.
Nov 09, 2017•32 min
Do You Know Why I Pulled You Over?
Nobody wants to hear that question, but we want to hear your stories. Craig Fitzgerald (bestride.com) wants to hear about the first time you got pulled over.
Nov 08, 2017•1 hr
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