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1 week ago | 
wgbh.org | Diego Lopez
Mark Herz: This week’s tariff whiplash has caused for a lot of feelings and a busy week on Wall Street. Joining me now to discuss is Congressman Jake Auchincloss. Good morning, Congressman. Thanks for joining us. The highest import taxes in a century since the Great Depression. There are those who think President Trump is a great deal maker. He said Korea and Japan are flying in to sit at the bargaining table. What’s your take?
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2 months ago | 
wgbh.org | Diego Lopez
February 14, 2025 Mark Herz: Women’s sports are on the rise in Massachusetts. We’ve got professional women’s hockey seing sold out crowds and a professional women’s soccer team starting play next year. And if you are watching the Super Bowl, another sport getting a push is girl’s flag football. Another aspect of women’s sports coming to the forefront, unfortunately, is the amount of injuries.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
wgbh.org | Diego Lopez
January 13, 2025 Mark Herz: This is GBH’s Morning Edition. Wildfires in L.A. are leveling neighborhoods, destroying thousands of homes and businesses in the process. Here in Massachusetts, we saw an especially busy fall of brush fires and red flag warnings.
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
wgbh.org | Diego Lopez
September 06, 2024 Friday marks the start of a three-week-long shutdown of the Red Line’s Braintree branch from JFK/UMass to Braintree. Regular service will resume Sept. 30. “That’s 18 miles of track when you consider both directions of travel,” MBTA Phillip Eng told GBH’s Morning Edition. “What we’re replacing is significant amounts of that track infrastructure, the rail, the ties.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
wgbh.org | Diego Lopez
July 25, 2024 The Massachusetts Ice Cream Trail is officially up and running. The tasty trail includes more than 100 destinations — covering every county of the state — that use Massachusetts dairy products in their treats. “We are the ice cream capital,” Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll said during the trail’s launch Thursday at Richardson’s Ice Cream in Middleton.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
wgbh.org | Diego Lopez
July 24, 2024 Boston While Black connects the city’s Black professionals, entrepreneurs and students with networking opportunities, cultural events, and resources as they navigate through the city and build their lives and careers. On July 20th, Boston While Black hosted their fourth annual Family Reunion event at the Seaport’s Lawn on D.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
wgbh.org | Diego López |Diego Lopez
July 19, 2024 Stretching from Cape Cod to Nova Scotia, the Gulf of Maine is an economic and cultural cornerstone of New England. For centuries, humans have altered and exploited these waters. But as the climate changes, scientists are more worried than ever about the future of this rich ecosystem — which is warming 97% faster than the rest of the ocean, providing a glimpse of what could be to come.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
wgbh.org | Diego López |Diego Lopez
July 18, 2024 Tonight marks the last night of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. All week, acclaimed photojournalist Barry Goldstein has been speaking with and documenting RNC attendees from Massachusetts for GBH partner New England Public Media as part of a brilliant multimedia feature, “Red in a Blue State.” Goldstein joined GBH’s All Things Considered host Arun Rath, calling in from Milwaukee to discuss the mood on the floor of the 2024 convention.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
wgbh.org | Diego López |Diego Lopez
July 11, 2024 50 years ago this summer, a young Steven Spielberg filmed “Jaws” on the scenic shores of Martha’s Vineyard. It’s a great movie, but it also cemented in the popular imagination that the great white shark is a killing machine, striking beach-goers with fear. Now, as Discovery’s Shark Week makes its annual return, GBH’s All Things Considered host Arun Rath spoke with Greg Skomal about the hundreds of great whites who visit Massachusetts’ coast for the summer.
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
wgbh.org | Diego López |Diego Lopez
July 02, 2024 For much of the country, this past June was hot — sometimes dangerously hot. In Boston, record-setting temperatures and the heightened risk of heatstroke prompted the city to declare a heat emergency, end school days early and open cooling centers. As heat waves become more common in the region, city officials have created a plan to prepare our infrastructure and communities for the hotter days ahead.
