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The history of aviation can date back way before the Wright Brothers achieved the first powered flight back in 1903. Historians believe kites and hot air balloons have been around for thousands of years. Micah Engber, host of the Airplane Geeks Podcast and cohost of The Journey is the Reward podcast checked in with Bradley about commercial, military, and general aviation topics and gave travel advice!

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How many people know the story of Henry Knox? Knox was an American military officer, also considered a war hero and a Founding Father of the United States. Knox was a senior general of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, serving as chief of artillery in all of George Washington's campaigns and was the nation’s first Secretary of War. You guessed correctly, if you guessed that he is the individual for whom Fort Knox is named after. Bob Allison, Professor of History at Suffolk University and Chair of the Revolution 250 Advisory Committee, joined Bradley to share the tale of Henry Knox!

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Michael Coyne, a trial attorney and the Dean of the Massachusetts School of Law, joined Bradley Jay to discuss some recent high-profile cases. Coyne remarked on some of the recent U.S. Supreme Court final decisions as well as Karen Read’s pending wrongful death lawsuit.

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Michael Coyne, a trial attorney and the Dean of the Massachusetts School of Law, joined Bradley Jay to discuss some recent high-profile cases. Coyne remarked on some of the recent U.S. Supreme Court final decisions as well as Karen Read’s pending wrongful death lawsuit.

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Bradley wanted to know what folks thought of the idea of a device to prevent cars from being able to go above a set speed.

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Boston-based New York Times bestselling author Dave Wedge has penned a book about how boxer Marvin Hagler became marvelous! From escaping deadly riots in Newark as a boy to taking on a crooked boxing industry to win the world title in London during one of the most racially fueled and ugliest sporting events in history. Bradley chatted with Wedge, the author of Blood & Hate: The Untold Story of Marvelous Marvin Hagler's Battle for Glory.

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Have you purchased a vehicle lately? You may have experienced a little sticker shock! Why are cars so expensive, and is there any way around it? Bradley chatted with Craig Fitzgerald, Automotive Editor with DCI Marketing, and former auto editor with Hemmings, The Boston Globe, and GateHouse Media.

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Bradley Jay Fills In On NightSide with Dan Rea

Have you purchased a vehicle lately? You may have experienced a little sticker shock! Why are cars so expensive, and is there any way around it? Bradley chatted with Craig Fitzgerald, Automotive Editor with DCI Marketing, and former auto editor with Hemmings, The Boston Globe, and GateHouse Media.

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Bradley Jay returned to the airwaves, filling in for Dan Rea. Listeners were given a chance to call in and just say "hello," or bring up a topic of their choice! 

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Have you been to too many loud concerts? Do you sometimes have difficulty hearing what people say to you? Our ears are highly sensitive to loud noise. Even very short exposures to high-level sounds at a concert or sporting event (anything above 132 decibels) can cause permanent hearing loss for some people. If you think you may be hard of hearing, there are resources available to help you navigate your challenge. Amy Evans, Strategic Planner for the NHhears Initiative and board member with the Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, Inc., joined Bradley Jay to chat about preventive measures, treatments, and tools to help navigate hearing loss and improve quality of life for the hearing impaired.
 
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