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Dec 27, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
Reporter Saraya Wintersmith is always asking questions and seeking new perspectives - and not only on the job. A voracious reader and podcast listener, she follows her curiosity wherever it takes her. She began her career in public media covering Virginia’s General Assembly and now covers Boston City Hall for GBH News. She has reported from Dorchester, Roxbury and Mattapan, focusing on how people live and the issues that shaped their lives.
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
As the resonant sounds of the Ulysses Quartet’s string instruments filled the auditorium at the Thomas A. Edison School in Boston, music teacher Maria Doreste Velazquez saw something she’d never witnessed before. Fifth grader Salem, one of her most music-loving students, sat transfixed, with his jaw dropped in astonishment. “Salem admires all styles of music. He didn’t have that exposure before.
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Nov 13, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He |Annie Shreffler
Mars exploration, the benefits of seaweed and the history of music are just some of the fascinating topics viewers and listeners can explore through more than 100 free lectures offered yearly by GBH Forum Network. The team of two works with more than 20 universities, libraries and organizations, to give audiences all over the globe access to the world’s foremost scholars, authors, artists, scientists, policymakers and community leaders.
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Oct 20, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Meredith Nierman |Elizabeth He
Jeremy Siegel is the co-host of GBH News' Morning Edition. He previously hosted and produced the “POLITICO Dispatch” podcast. Jeremy earned recognition for his wildfire coverage at KQED Public Radio, receiving a Society of Professional Journalists Excellence in Journalism Award for breaking news. His reporting has been featured on Morning Edition, All Things Considered, The California Report, BBC News and The PBS Newshour.
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Oct 12, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
“Having fun isn’t hard, when you’ve got a library card!” Come catch Arthur the aardvark roaming the streets of Copley Square this weekend, as GBH partners in its fourth year and first time as presenting partner with the Boston Book Festival. This year, over 200 moderators and authors are meeting in the city for literary discussions that are free to the public.
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Sep 19, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
With a vibrant arts and culture scene and a growing population that makes it the second largest city in New England, Worcester is booming and GBH is there. Sam Turken, our Worcester correspondent, covers housing, the environment, and other social justice and economic issues. Sam has also reported for WHRO in Norfolk, Virginia, WBUR in Boston and WLRN in Miami, Florida. Why did you become a public media journalist? Growing up, my parents always played NPR in the car.
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Aug 16, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
By ELIZABETH HE“Everywhere I go, I get to experience a moment in time that nobody’s going to get back,” said Téa Mottolese, GBH’s freelance audio engineer since 2021. Every performance she engineers allows her to connect with the musicians and audience through a unique shared experience. As GBH welcomes the next generation of sound engineers, Mottolese works alongside Grammy Award-winning audio engineer Antonio Oliart to record and produce live and studio music performances for GBH Music.
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Aug 14, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
Scott Metcalfe “Everywhere I go, I get to experience a moment in time that nobody’s going to get back,” said Téa Mottolese, GBH’s freelance audio engineer since 2021. Every performance she engineers allows her to connect with the musicians and audience through a unique shared experience. As GBH welcomes the next generation of sound engineers, Mottolese works alongside Grammy Award-winning audio engineer Antonio Oliart to record and produce live and studio music performances for GBH Music.
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Jul 17, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
Courtesy of Christopher Kelly By ELIZABETH HEPlanes, ferries, bikes and jeeps. These are the ways GBH Transmitter Engineer Christopher Kelly gets around to upkeep six GBH radio transmitters and three studios spread across the eastern half of Massachusetts. These transmitters vary in location, power, history and station. At GBH, the audio signals from the studios are sent out from Guest Street in Brighton through fiber, microwave, IP and satellite dishes.
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Jun 23, 2023 | 
wgbh.org | Elizabeth He
Photo Credit: David Hastie, GBH Radio Traffic & Promotions By Elizabeth HeFor any theater production, the spotlight shines on the performers on stage. Yet, the real magic is cast by the crew behind the curtain. As for radio, we are familiar with the voices that bring new stories to the airwaves each day. Let’s journey behind the microphone and into the soundbooth with David Goodman, a production engineer and producer for GBH News.
