Esteban Bustillos
Writer at On Campus (WGBH)
Writer at GBH News (Boston, MA)
@GBHNews #SportsDesk @slammedpod: currently | @dallasnews, @npratc, @ExpressNews, @utdmercury, @RadioUTD: formerly | Texas: Forever | Views here are my own
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3 weeks ago |
wgbh.org | Esteban Bustillos
April 25, 2025 Basketball was a very different game in 1950. The NBA was a fledgling organization still trying to find its way. Michael Jordan wasn’t yet born. The three-point line wouldn’t be adopted by the league for about another three decades. And before that year, the NBA had never had a Black player.
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3 weeks ago |
wgbh.org | Esteban Bustillos
April 21, 2025 Monday was a beautiful day for a run in Boston. The sky was clear, the temperature was warm in the sunlight and chilly in the shade, and a steady breeze carried through the caverns of the Back Bay. That’s the scene athletes experienced when they crossed the finish line at the 2025 Boston Marathon. The theme for the 129th marathon was “Meet the Moment” — and there were plenty of memorable moments to choose from.
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4 weeks ago |
wgbh.org | Esteban Bustillos
April 18, 2025 The climb to the top of Boston’s Old South Church bell tower is a labyrinth of steps and catwalks stretching more than 200 feet into the air. Thin railings are the only thing to hold on to as you trek up through two cavernous, dungeon-like rooms. It’s a treacherous journey for the uninitiated. But David Vogan navigates this trip with the grace of a cat sneaking up a bookshelf.
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1 month ago |
wgbh.org | Esteban Bustillos
The series From Colony to Commonwealth will step back in time to the dank taverns, fledgling newsrooms and spy routes of colonial Massachusetts. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary, we’re tracing the commonwealth’s tumultuous path to self-governance. In the hallowed space where the Boston Public Library safeguards its rare books and manuscripts, curator Jay Moschella has carefully laid out a handful of weathered images. Two depict black coffins with skulls and bones.
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1 month ago |
wgbh.org | Esteban Bustillos
April 07, 2025 The sky was overcast. The ground was muddy. Mournful tunes blasting from bagpipes floated in the air. It was a fitting requiem for a Scottish Highland steer at Allandale Farm that had warmed hearts and turned heads for 17 years. The steer, named Willard, died late last month. Dozens of people flocked to the urban farm Sunday to remember the animal, who had become a local celebrity alongside Curtis, his bovine compatriot.
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75 years ago today the Celtics made history when they selected Chuck Cooper in the 1950 NBA Draft. Here's the story from @GBHNews https://t.co/LxekBjRN3K
I went to a memorial service for a steer for @GBHNews. Here's the story. https://t.co/bAWDlT3buC
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