Presidents and UFOs…It appears every President in recent history, certainly every Democratic president including Obama Was Into UFOs. Why do they all believe it?
Guest: Daniel Greenfield - CEO at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, writer for Front Page Magazine & Author

Boston is quickly emerging as a food and wine destination… Boston becomes a global meeting point for the wine world as producers travel in from Sicily, Georgia, South Africa, and California for the Boston Wine Expo happening March 7-8, 2026 with Over 100 International Wineries and Exclusive Master Classes. Open to the public & patrons get to sample a variety of wines from over 100 wineries. Held at Hilton Park Plaza Hotel in Boston
Guest: Raffaele Scalzi - Director of the Boston Wine Expo

Cool on the Outside, Screaming on the Inside. A modern guy’s guide to projecting stability with style, “A field guide for those who have mastered the art of detachment while quietly unraveling." 
Guest: Charles O’Neill (pen name Brand Mavrick) - Author

Business Insider readers voted on whether they would choose a $120K remote or $240K in-office job. The results were closer than they expected…
Guest: Henry Chandonnet - Business News Reporter for Business Insider

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Happy President’s Day! We honored all our great leaders, and we revealed some of the lesser-known histories of our White House dwellers. From John Quincy Adams skinny-dipping in the Potomac to Andrew Jackson's swearing parrot, listen for some funny presidential stories with historian Rich Rubino.

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Massachusetts is facing a significant clinician crisis, with an ongoing loss of primary care physicians and behavioral health providers. Physicians over the age of 65 are increasing as new doctors entering the field are decreasing. Add that to other factors like burnout, hospital staffing pressures, and low reimbursement rates from insurers, and you can see why Massachusetts has a doctor dilemma. Bradley spoke with Dr. George Clairmont about what lies ahead in healthcare.

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That gas/environment-saving feature on new cars may be going away soon. The Trump Administration is ending a credit for automakers who install the stop-start feature. The Environmental Protection Agency says the technology is "almost universally hated," and although it can improve fuel economy, the goal is to lower the cost of buying a new car. Continued conversation with Auto Expert Craig Fitzgerald.

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That gas/environment-saving feature on new cars may be going away soon. The Trump Administration is ending a credit for automakers who install the stop-start feature. The Environmental Protection Agency says the technology is "almost universally hated," and although it can improve fuel economy, the goal is to lower the cost of buying a new car. Auto Expert Craig Fitzgerald was in to discuss.

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A wonderful choice for a meal during these cold winter months, especially in New England, is soup! What is your go-to soup recipe for this time of year? Bradley discussed some of his favorite soup recipes and asked for recommendations as well! 

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While the current 2026 Winter Olympic Games are ongoing, we’re reminded of the time Boston was in the running to bring the 2024 Summer Olympics to the city. Boston beat out L.A., D.C., and San Francisco to be the official U.S. bid. After opposition grew and a movement ensued, a vote was made to terminate Boston’s bid. Are you glad the Olympics never came to Boston, or do you wish they did? What impact would that have had on Boston if our city hosted the Olympics?

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Continued conversation with Beatles historian/expert ChaChi Loprete. February is a big month for fans of The Beatles and music historians alike. It was on February 9, 1964, that The Beatles first appeared in front of an American audience of 73 million viewers on The Ed Sullivan Show, kicking off the cultural phenomenon known as Beatlemania. It was also in February that The Beatles performed their first U.S. concert at the Washington Coliseum! Needless to say, the month of February is widely recognized by many Beatles fans!

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February is a big month for fans of The Beatles and music historians alike. It was on February 9, 1964, that The Beatles first appeared in front of an American audience of 73 million viewers on The Ed Sullivan Show, kicking off the cultural phenomenon known as Beatlemania. It was also in February that The Beatles performed their first U.S. concert at the Washington Coliseum! Needless to say, the month of February is widely recognized by many Beatles fans. Beatles historian/expert ChaChi Loprete stopped by to celebrate The Beatles!

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Have you noticed following the Covid pandemic, people seem to be ruder or short tempered? A recent survey from the Pew Research Center finds half of those surveyed say that Americans have gotten ruder since the pandemic. Bradley shared some of his experiences at concerts and other places where he's seen more rudeness in the wake of the pandemic and heard about listeners' experiences with rude individuals out and about as well!

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