The Boston Podcast

In another installment of the Podcast Police, entrepreneur Rohanna Wise joins the show to talk about a podcast that revisits Bill and Monica; a fascinating look at a man tried six crimes for the same murder and more. Listen to this and discover what to binge next!

What podcasts should you be listening to right now? (Besides this one.) Hear clips of Marc Maron's most awkward moment, a rare misstep by Boston's Bill Simmons, and quite possibly the most confusing podcast ever. Special guests Mike O'Neill and Monsterland's Ronny LeBlanc.

A special crossover podcast featuring Beatles experts David Gallant and Cha-chi LoPrete - and Monsterland's Matty Blake. The gang discusses the mystical connection between the Beatles and the paranormal; the afterlife and themes so profound that ... well you're just going to have to listen.

Are the Buddhists Right? Should we stop trying to get ahead and just chill? Financial/insurance advisor David Burg is versed in the subject and joins The Boston Podcast to discuss.

Congrats Amy Schumer! Elder care consultant Joan Harris joins the show in a segment recorded just before Amy Schumer gave birth to discuss the comedy around her pregnancy -- and her husband's autism? Also, Joan talks about the road map she provides for families struggling with an elder needing special care.

The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame: The contenders who SHOULD be in and the pretenders who snuck in. … Ironically not THE Pretenders, who are deservedly in. … Anyway … Scott Ziegler, music maniac and Advertising Director at Mass. Lawyers Weekly (www.masslawyersweekly.com) joins the show to break down the shoe-ins and snubs; the obscure and the immature when it comes to induction in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.

WHY is the Mother of Dragons drinking Starbucks and other questions answered about last night's episode of Game of Thrones. Ed Nathanson, host of the podcast Are You Not Entertained?! (www.pod617.com/ed) joins the show to provide his unmatched Nerd Expertise.

A chat with Heidi Webb, divorce consultant and author of 'Dissolution to Evolution.' Please share and subscribe!

WHY? Psychologist Trudy Good joins the show to talk about why someone would climb a mountain alone with no equipment. Trudy also explains what her organization Good Havens does to help families and businesses mitigate risk when someone appears to be a threat to cause problems. Find her at www.goodhavens.org. Please like and subscribe!

Attorney Max Perlman, basketball aficionado, joins the show for the definitive ranking of NBA villians, compiled by way of a thrilling round-by-round draft. Please like and subscribe!