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We talk with outgoing Zoo New England CEO John Linehan about his legacy and the increasing role zoos are playing in animal conservation efforts locally and around the world.

Boston University Questrom School of Business professor Jay Zagorsky joins Radio Boston to share his thoughts on new betting research and what Massachusetts bettors should take away from the study.

Jansen will pull off a first-in-history feat by playing for both two different Major League teams in a single game. Boston Globe sports reporter Alex Speier joins Radio Boston to explain the unusual situation.

MBTA General Manager Phil Eng joins Radio Boston to share his message to riders and offer his vision for the system's future.

WBUR assistant managing editor of education Suevon Lee joins Radio Boston to discuss the new data showing a drop in students of color in MIT's incoming class.

U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley joins Radio Boston from Chicago, where the Democratic National Convention is in its fourth and final day.

Former Massachusetts GOP chair Jennifer Nassour joins Radio Boston.

Radio Boston talks about the history of the Haitian Revolution, plus learns more about how the local Haitian community grew in Massachusetts.

Lee McColgan chronicled has his journey of home restoration and preservation in his new book, "A House Restored: The Tragedies and Triumphs of Saving a New England Colonial." 

It's been a year since Corean Reynolds became Boston's first Director of Nightlife Economy. We check in on what she's learned about how to make Boston a more happening city after dark.