Host Rachel Miselman addresses those in politics and those running for office, and discusses those who lack necessary skills, those who treat people as stupid, and those who talk too much.

Guest Angela McConney, President of the MA Bar Foundation and Commissioner to the Civil Service Commission. 

Sharon Hinton speaks to Antonia Edwards about the specific meaning of Juneteenth, Boston's Reparations Task Force, and more. Antonia discusses terms such as Foundational Black Americans and American Descendants of Slaves and the importance of distinguishing the histories of particular groups, as well as the need to use the term 'American Freedmen' when advocating for legislation surrounding reparations. Domingos Darosa calls into the show to discuss the state of Boston and his mayoral run.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "F1: The Movie", "M3GAN 2.0", "Bride Hard", "Materialists", and "Art for Everybody". Mr. Burke also runs down some of the movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of June 30th - July 4th, 2025.

Host Brooklyn Ang shares a "sizzling tale" sent to her: what happens when a mother gets involved with a daughter's ex?

Guest Ed Robertson (2022 interview)

Guest Ed Robertson!

2025 Pizza Festival, South End Brunch Club honors Mel King, Greater Boston Food Bank's annual state-wide Food Access Report, interview with co-curator Tess Lukey about the Triennial 2025 "The Exchange".

Moriah Phillips and Seba Molnar stop by the studio to discuss the Boston Jazz Foundation and the 5th Annual Charles River Jazz Festival at the Herter Park Amphitheater in Allston, July 12th 2025. For more information: bostonjazzfoundation.org/crjf

Cuban Mic speaks to Alian Collazo about the upcoming play The Walls Got Ears at the Doral Cultural Arts Center in Miami, as well as Alian's experience growing up in Cuba and fleeing the country with his mother at just eight years old.