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2014/12/10
Latest episode
2026/10/05
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5 min.
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1 days

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A lot happens in Boston every day. To help you keep up, WBUR, Boston's NPR News station, pulled these stories together just for you.

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Late Congressman Barney Frank's new book argues progressives are partly responsible for Trump's rise
2026/10/05
In a posthumously published book, the former Massachusetts congressman spells out where he believes the party went wrong and how it helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump and his brand of "xenophobic populism."
Jazz composer Zahili Zamora channels her journey through music
2026/10/04
The pianist's compositions unfold like chapters in a story of artistic evolution. She shares her inner journey through sophisticated Afro-Cuban rhythms blended with the spirit of contemporary jazz and a touch of classical.
Republican Senate candidate John Deaton tours Burlington ICE facility
2026/10/02
Deaton spent about an hour and a half inside ICE's New England headquarters with a campaign staffer, who ICE also allowed in for the tour. Such inspections are typically offered to members of Congress.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's strategy for AI
2026/10/01
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is launching an 'AI fluency' initiative aimed at helping high school seniors understand how to use artificial intelligence and the tool's pitfalls.
A Mass. tech darling went bankrupt. What does that say about the state of the green tech industry?
2026/10/01
Ascend Elements promised to change the way we recycle batteries.
Massachusetts releases first-ever clergy sex abuse investigation for Worcester, Fall River and Springfield
2026/09/30
Attorney General Andrea Campbell called the report “the first, full public accounting of the abuse, misconduct and institutional failures at the dioceses that allowed the abuse to happen.”
MIT professor says 'cognitive surrender' to AI is rampant on college campuses
2026/09/30
MIT computer scientist Sam Madden joins WBUR's Morning Edition to discuss a report he co-authored that investigates the extent of AI use among MIT students.
Poll of ballot questions shows a tight contest for all-party primaries, little appetite for cannabis ban
2026/09/30
Steve Koczela, president of MassINC Polling Group, joins WBUR's Morning Edition to discuss the survey's findings.
UMass biologists discover what may be the world's loudest birds
2026/09/29
Biologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have discovered what may be the world’s loudest birds. There are now three contenders for the Noisiest Bird Award, all living in Brazil. But exactly why these birds are so loud remains a mystery.
Rats are constantly talking to each other. In Boston, scientists are using AI to eavesdrop
2026/09/29
By mapping their vocal repertoire and building a rat "dictionary," nonprofit AI group Basis Research Institute hopes to help the city map where rats are, where they’ll go next and determine whether deterrent efforts are working.
Question 3 asks voters to decide if all-party primaries will boost or stifle competition in state elections
2026/09/28
Supporters of Question 3 say it would make statewide elections more competitive and give voters more choice. Opponents of the initiative say it would do just the opposite.
Some doctors can now use ChatGPT to search health records
2026/09/25
OpenAI announced that ChatGPT integrated with of the largest providers of electronic medical records, Epic.
Naming life's little joys
2026/09/24
The play “Every Brilliant Thing” is about a man who keeps a list of the things that make life worth living, as a way of coping with the inherent ambiguity and uncertainty of life. Cog was inspired by the play, and asked readers to share the little things that bring them joy.
Amazon plans to use drones to deliver packages in Mass.
2026/09/23
Residents are raising concerns about noise, privacy and safety after Amazon announced plans to use 80-pound drones that can travel up to 75 miles per hour to delivery packages in parts of Massachusetts. It would be the first program of its kind in New England.
For Quincy's Chinese community, the American dream lives on, with caveats
2026/09/23
Interviews with Chinese immigrants suggest the allure of the U.S. is being put to the test by a torrent of immigration restrictions under President Trump, and the emergence of China as the world’s second-largest economy. But for many, the core draw of America remains strong.

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4.4 out of 5
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MKULTRA83 2023/04/07
Ugh
Objective, local news and weather would be nice. Not this hysterical nonsense.
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hopethedog 2021/10/12
Great local source
I’ve been looking for an audio version of local news. Perfect!
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Sandycat72929 2020/05/11
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Disgusted and disappointed to see you had the Worcester pastor who is defying state orders to hold church gatherings on to hear “his side”. He is NOT ...
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