Latinos’ Place In U.S. History
We talk with Ilan Stavans, author of a history of Latinos in the U.S. Stavans says there’s a question of assimilation, of diversity and of becoming “American,” especially for Latinos, and especially when it comes to how Massachusetts understands what he calls “non-whiteness.”
Study: Swinging Temps Could Be Fatal For Seniors With Chronic Diseases
According to a new study, wild summer temperature swings could actually be fatal for elders struggling with chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease.
Screeeechhh! Does The Noise On The T Affect Your Hearing?
An MBTA commuter and BU student looks into the damage being done to riders’ hearing by the loud screeching noise made by the Green Line as it turns out of Boylston Station.
The Meaning Of The Word ‘Jazz’ Has Baseball Roots
The meaning of the word “jazz” has an unlikely history. It starts 100 years ago with an obscure baseball player named Ben Henderson.
Hosts Meghna Chakrabarti and Anthony Brooks introduce us to newsmakers, big thinkers and artists and bring us stories of relevance to Bostonians here and around the region. Live every weekday at 3.
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