On today’s program, Greg, Ryan, senior reporter with the Boston Business Journal updates us on the controversial MBTA communities act. Holly Daniels Christensen, owner of Dune Jewelry talks about her business. Patrick Sylvester, vice president with Leader Bank, talks about a potential federal reserve rate cut. Maura Sullivan, the incoming new CEO of the Arc of Massachusetts talks about her plans. And finally, Cindy Brown CEO of Boston Duck Tours talks about their 30 year anniversary.

Today’s episode we chat with Massachusetts State Treasurer Deb Goldberg about online lottery. Goldberg tells us about the benefits of implementing the new games. We also have a conversation with Paul Carelis of MP:Wired for HR. Paul tells us about a new salary transparency law that will be implemented in the state this fall.  And then Larry Lessard of Achieve Renewable Energy introduces us to Geothermal energy. Larry tells us how this will benefit businesses and homeowners and help everyone move toward the states’ emissions reduction goals.

On today’s program, we speak with the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal, Doug Banks. Doug brings us up-to-date on the planned reopening of the well-known night spot, Great Scott. We also chat with Shirley Leung of The Boston Globe. She’s tracking political donations here in Massachusetts. Sam Liang of Rubino and Liang will join us to talk about what lies ahead for investors and those planning to retire. We also chat with a vice president from Meet Boston about the program Dine Out Boston which takes place over the next two weeks and finally we close the program with the new CEO of the Boch Center Casey Soward. He shares with us his vision and plans.

On today’s program, we talk to Greg Ryan, senior reporter with the Boston Business Journal, about Boston’s failed bid back in 2015 to bring the 2024 Olympics to the city. We also talk to Colin Young, deputy editor of the State House News Service, about the July 31 legislative deadline. Sam Liang of Rubino and Liang Wealth Partners joins us to talk about retirement planning. Matt Stout of The Boston Globe talks about the five referendum questions which will appear on the November ballot. And Steve Clarke president of the Massachusetts Restaurant Association talks about their opposition to a blanket minimum wage for all tipped workers. 

On today’s program, Doug Banks, executive editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about return to office. There are new numbers! Ariel Foxman, general manager of Boston Seaport, talks about the thriving business environment. Chris Geehern of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts talks about the state’s  declining  business confidence index. Jon Chesto of the Boston Globe explores plans to build a soccer stadium for the New England Revolution in Everett. And finally Kendalle Burlin O’Connell of Mass Bio explains the importance of some   pending legislation on Beacon Hill.

On today’s program, Jay Tuli , President of Leader Bank discusses the mortgage business so far this summer. Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston business Journal talks about commercial building values in downtown Boston. Anthony Lamacchia of Lamacchia Realty talks about the health of the New England real estate economy. Matt Stout of the  The Boston Globe looks at lawmakers on Beacon Hill and what they need to accomplish between now and July 31. And Andrew Brinker of the The Boston Globe discusses the development at Suffolk Downs, which currently is on hold.

On today’s program, we listen a second time to some guests from the Spring of 2024.  We relive a chat with Sal Lupoli, owner of Sal‘s Pizza with 120 locations. We also spoke with Jennifer Epstein of Boston Unity Partners. about bringing a women’s soccer team to Boston in 2026 as part of the National Women’s Soccer League . In the Spring we had a conversation with the Mayor of Taunton, Shaunna Oconnell,  about South Coast rail and its impact on the south coast beginning this summer. And finally, this past week we spoke with Leo Sarkissian,  Executive Director of the Arc of Massachusetts,  about his decision to retire after 33 years.

On today’s program, we talk with the CEO of the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants. They have a survey out which suggests that high income residents of Massachusetts are leaving the state because of the so called millionaires tax. We also talk with Greg Ryan of the Boston business Journal about an effort by state environmental officials to stop development in coastal areas most susceptible to floods. Patrick Sylvester, Senior Vice President  for Leader Bank, joins us to talk about the mortgage industry this summer of 2024. Jeff Bellows of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts joins us to talk about their sponsorship of the Bluebikes  program. And finally Jenn Faigel, Executive Director of the food business incubator, Commonwealth Kitchen, joins us to talk about her business.

On today’s program, Colin Young, Deputy Editor of the State House News Service talks about the water quality at Boston area beaches. Doug Howgate, President of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation looks at the MBTA budget heading into fiscal year 2026. John Chesto of The Boston Globe talks about a new survey of Boston area businesses and their plans for expansion outside of the state. The Executive Editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about Congressman Seth Moulton and his efforts to revive North South rail link conversations. And finally, Gary Thulander, area managing director of the Wequassett Resort joins us to talk about the summer season.

On today’s program, Colin Young, the deputy editor of the State House News Service talks about the status of Boston area beaches as the summer begins. We look at the Massachusetts unemployment numbers with an expert from WalletHub. The CEO of the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce joins us to talk about the summer tourist season which officially begins this week. Doug Banks, the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about a significant anniversary for the bar in Boston, “where everybody knows your name”. And Anthony Lamacchia of Lamacchia Realty discusses a real estate market which is heating up.