Stay updated with breaking news from Cloe Axelson. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
I've never heard the word soul associated with our city and that frustrates me, says Catherine T. Morris, the founder of BAMSFest. In Boston, art is still a nicety, not a requirement, and Morris is on a mission to change how people experience the city.
To celebrate the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, many of us return to his writing and public remarks. We listen to “I Have a Dream” or “I've Been to the Mountaintop.” But Dr. King’s advocacy and legacy is much more complicated and nuanced than his two most popular sermons, Leon Smith and Dr. Tasia Cerezo tell Cognoscenti.
We set out to understand from our readers and contributors what it means to live in Boston and find your place in it. But after reading dozens of submissions, we realized that what we’ve actually compiled is a collection of love letters to our fair city.
In recognition of International Podcast Day, some of WBUR’s podcast hosts and producers share what makes the podcast medium meaningful to them, as well as a few of their favorite production moments.
When Kate Baer got pregnant, unexpectedly, with her fourth child, something shifted. “I had this decision to make,” explains the best-selling author. “Am I going to drown -- lose my life -- or am I going to completely change everything?”