The Emily Rooney Show
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7/6/12 | Summer Reads
We hear from area authors and literary insiders who reveal whats on their summer reading lists. Plus we open up the phone lines and take your recommendations.
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7/5/12 | National Debt
Kara Miller hosts and were joined by the authors of White House Burning Simon Johnson and James Kuak which argues that the national debt is eating away at Americas future and that the consequences will be dire.
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7/4/12 | The Queen; Downton Abbey
In honor of Independence Day, we aired a special rewind episode about Elizabeth the Queen, followed by our interview with Masterpiece Executive Producer Rebecca Eaton on Downton Abbeys success and how she plans to stay on top.
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7/3/12 | Tom Hamilton; Dan Bern
In an all rock and roll episode, we reaired an interview with Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton and our resident provocateur Steve Almond returns with an in-studio performance by Dan Bern and his backing band, Common Rotation.
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6/29/12 | Week In Review
Political analyst Avi Nelson, former state treasurer Shannon OBrien and Innovation Hub host Kara Miller convene to discuss this week in the news.
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6/28/12 | Affordable Care Act Upheld
Weve brought in political, legal and medical experts Jonathan Gruber, MIT economics professor with a focus on the areas of public finance and health economics, David Kravitz, blogger at Blue Mass Group and former clerk under Justice Sandra Day OConnor, Dr. Harry Selker, executive director of the Institute for Clinical Research and Health Policy Studies at Tufts Medical Center, and former Lietenant Governor Kerry Healey to sort through what the Supreme Courts decision and what it means for...
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6/27/12 | Having It All; The Future Of Boston
We ask Boston Globe columnist and mother Joanna Weiss to respond to Anne-Marie Slaughters controversial Atlantic article. Then the Future Boston Alliance joins us in the studio with their plan to renew Bostons cultural landscape.
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6/26/12 | Whitey Bulger; Life Without Parole; Dental...
We ask Brian Gutman, head of The Massachusetts Coalition for the Fair Sentencing of Juveniles and juvenile justice policy advocate, and Barbara Kaban, director of research and policy at the Childrens Law Center, "What does the Supreme Courts precedent mean for the over sixty people in Massachusetts serving life sentences for crimes committed when they were teenagers?" Then, Donald Stern, senior counsel in the litigation department at Cooley, LLP, comments on Whiteys plea to delay his...
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6/25/12 | Politics, As Usual; Seniority
Immigration, SCOTUS and Sal DiMasi. Its politics, as usual with two of greater Bostons heavyhitters: Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi and deputy chairman of the Massachusetts GOP Peter Blute. Then, pending state legislation will remove seniority from being the deciding factor in teacher hires, spawning a range of reactions from teachers and unions.
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6/22/12 | Week In Review
Denterlein PRs public affairs professional Terence Burke, host of WGBHs Innovation Hub Kara Miller, and Peter Gelzinis, Boston Herald columnist turn up the heat on the weeks biggest headlines.
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6/21/12 | Speaking Styles; Sal DiMasi
Steve Huggard, attorney and government accountability watchdog, explains why the prison system isnt designed to care for the ill. Then, two experts one a professional speech coach and the other a psychologist and scholar of body language analyze candidates speaking styles.
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6/20/12 | Corpse Flower; Cursing; Corby Kummer
Zoo New Englands horticuluralist describes the aromatic blossom. Then, inspired by the Middleborough swearing ban, we ask two experts how did profanity develop and why do we use it? And Corby Kummer shares his insights into Cambridges propose soda ban, dining al fresco and more.
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6/19/12 | The Moment; First Time Home Buying
Larry Smith of Smith magazine talks to us about his new book, The Moment. Michael Nichols, Trisha McCarthy and Tom Gleason give us insight into buying your first home.
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6/18/12 | Politics, As Usual; Everything Money
David Kravitz of Blue Mass Group, Rob Eno of Red Mass Group, and economist Richard Parker discuss developments in Greece and locally. Then our personal finance maven Sheryl Marshall gives you the skinny on whether to buy or lease your next vehicle.
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6/15/12 | Week In Review
Three local journalists Dave Wedge, Joanna Weiss and R.B. Scott weigh in on the week that was.
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6/13/12 | Military Suicide; Regret
Associated Press correspondent Robert Burns, Boston Globe columnist Juliette Kayyem, and Kim Ruocco, director of TAPS suicide prevention program, discuss the shockingly high rate of suicide amongst active duty troops. Then, everyone has them but what purpose do they serve? We ask a journalist, a rabbi and a philsopher to teach us about the role of regrets.
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6/12/12 | Apple Announcements; Social Studies
Hiawatha Bray, Boston Globe tech reporter, gives us his take on Apples recent announcements, the Windows phone and Verizons new data plans. Then our social etiquette guru Robin Abrahams answers all your questions about summer getaways.
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6/11/12 | Politics, As Usual; Tom Hamilton
Regular contributors Avi Nelson and Scott Lang discuss the major developments in local and national politics. Then Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton joins us to talk about going on tour again with his band mates of 40 years.
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6/8/12 | Week In Review
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6/7/12 | State Of The City; Another Economic Meltdown?;...
State of the city check-in with Boston City Councillor Michael Ross. Financial powerhouse Bob Pozen gives us his take on whats at stake in the global economy. Former Celtic Chris Herren tells us about the heroine addiction that ended his career and what hes doing now to making sure kids in our area dont repeat his mistakes.
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6/6/12 | Texting and Driving; Suffolk Downs; Changing...
We discuss the verdict in a landmark texting while driving trial that came down this morning. Plus, we break down Suffolk Downs casino proposal and discuss the art of changing public opinion.
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6/5/12 | Panhandling; Pollen
We discuss panhandling in the city. Plus, the ins and outs of pollen.
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6/4/12 | Politics As Usual; Big Data
We look at the political landscape - and horizon, plus why MIT - and Massachusetts - is betting big on big data.
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5/31/12 | Ranking Doctors; Women In Business; Off The...
We discuss the criteria and results of MHQPs partnership with Consumer Reports to create the most comprehensive ranking of area doctors ever released. Then we talk to a local entrepreneur and a Kauffman fellow about the perceived gaps between women-run businesses and their male counterparts. And Off The Menu returns with Corby Kummers takeaways from the Atlantic Food Summit.
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5/30/12 | Greece; Anti-Psychotics In Nursing Homes;...
An Oxford-trained economist answers our questions about Greeces financial troubles and their implications for all of us. Then Boston Globe health reporter Kay Lazar tells us about her findings regarding the use of powerful anti-psychotics in nursing homes. Finally, Massachusetts Teacher of the Year Kathleen Turner joins us in the studio.
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4/13/12 | Week In Review
Kevin Cullen, Boston Globe columnist; Dave Wedge of the Boston Herald; and Michal Regunberg, Vice President at Solomon McCown PR Firm join us for a new spin on the week that was.
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3/28/12 | Mac D'Alessandro; Atheism; Cracking Your...
Are black teenagers forced to live by a different metric? Former congressional candidate Mac DAlessandro says no matter the circumstances, his mother told him to simply say, yes, sir, or no, sir. In an op/ed in todays Boston Globe, DAlessandro wonders if maybe Trayvon Martin felt enough is enough. Plus, atheism and a new film from NOVA.
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3/27/12 | Amicus Briefs; Nada Bakri; Murdoch's Scandal
As the high court weighs health care this week, the stakes are high and the political wrangling is great. A record number of outside groups including many from Massachusetts have filed friend of the court briefs urging the court to uphold or strike down the law. Plus, Nada Bakri and a new Frontline documentary.
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3/26/12 | Affordable Care Act; Mattapan Murder Trial
Health care takes center stage this week with the Supreme Court hearing three-days of arguments about whether or not the Affordable Care Act is constitutional and will continue to be the law of the land. We discuss that and more. Plus a look at the reverberations from the verdict in the Mattapan murder trial.
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3/23/12 | Week In Review
A new spin on the week that was with Mariellen Burns, chief strategy officer, Regan Communications; Tom Keane, regular columnist for the Boston Globes op-ed page, former Boston City Councilor; and James Aloisi, former Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation
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3/22/12 | Jonah Lehrer; Dayna Kurtz; Super Powers
Author Jonah Lehrer saysthere is a Steve Jobs inside of all of us and he has the brain science to back it up. Lehrer joins us to discuss his new book that shatters the notion that creativity is gift possessed by the lucky few. Plus an in-studio performance by Dayna Kurtz and your super secret super powers.
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3/21/12 | China v USA; Anne Lamott
China is winning the hearts and minds of the rest of the world by beating America at its own game, by making friends in the right places. In our bipolar world, who is winning more allies and customers? Plus, author Anne Lemott.
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3/20/12 | Economic Inequality; Graying Cities
A new report from the Boston Foundation finds that as the regions economic growth sectors create new wealth, economic inequality in the city has reached new heights. Plus our growing - and graying - cities.
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3/19/12 | State Integrity; Politics As Usual
Massachusetts has an embarrassing history of government corruption, but you might be surprised to learn how we stack up against the other 49 states. Plus, as usual on Monday, we talk politics.
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3/16/12 | Week In Review
Cheryl Cronin, Boston attorney and political activist; Kevin Cullen, Boston Globe columnist; and Jeffrey Berry, professor of political science at Tufts University join us for a new spin on the week that was.
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3/15/12 | Back Bay Blackout; Sick Leave; Show And Tell
What Happened? And Why? Its NOT all over and the shouting has just begun. Bostons Back Bay is still reeling from a massive blackout and now people want to know what happened and why. Plus, should empoyers cover sick time and why Steve Almond doesnt text.
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3/14/12 | Back Bay Blackout; The Baffler
After a smoky electrical transformer fire knocked out power to about 21,000 homes and businesses, sections of the neighborhood are getting back online. But problems are expected to persist into tonight. Well have the latest. Plus, The Baffler returns.
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3/13/12 | Kony 2012; What Makes A Face Feminine
In a just over a week, 80 million people have viewed a 30 minute video about the long-standing human rights abuses of a Ugandan warlord. A clever campaign for change, custom packaged for a social media world. Plus, what makes a face feminine?
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3/12/12 | Political Round Up; The DSM
The Battle of 2012 continues. The Democrats and President Barack Obama are targeting female voters, while Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich are duking it out in an effort to win the southern conservative base. Our political round-up digs into all of that and untangles the truth from the fiction in HBOs Game Change. Plus, psychiatrys struggle to define mental illness.
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3/9/12 | Week In Review
A new spin on the week that was.
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3/8/12 | Mattapan; Charlotte Beers; Innovating Education
A check in from the Mattapan Massacre trial. PLus, legendary advertising exec Charlotte Beers and a discussion about innovation in education.
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3/7/12 | Mattapan Trial; Super Tuesday; Monson
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3/6/12 | The Yankee Republican; Social Studies
A look at the state and future of the Yankee Republican. Plus, when bad things happen to good people (that you hardly know).
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3/5/12 | Politics, As Usual; Hiawatha Bray
A look at the political landscape. Plus, Hiawatha Bray talks tech.
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3/2/12 | Week In Review
Joanna Weiss, Boston Globe columnist; David Guarino, Melwood Global; and R.B. Scott, author of Mitt Romney: An Inside Look at the Man and His Politics join us to break down the news of the week.
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3/1/12 | Alimony Reform; Everything Money
After years of legal wrangling, a new alimony reform bill signed into law last fall goes into effect today. PLus, Everything money with Sheryl Marshall.
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2/29/12 | Race and Democracy; Leap Day; Michael Ian Black
For the first time, Tufts University designing an Africana studies major and establishing a center devoted to stimulat(ing) research and debate on race and democracy in the United States and around the world. Plus leap day and Michael Ian Black.
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2/28/12 | Steve Crosby; Fracking; The Murder Gene
A month ahead of a key deadline for the states new gambling commission, apparently, no one wants the job. Candidates say the pay isnt enough to compensate for the responsibility and the heightened public scrutiny. Plus, fracking and Defending Jacob.
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2/27/12 | Political Periscope; Gaming
We survey the political landscape with Garrett Quinn, author of the Less is More blog on Boston.com; Charley Blandy, co-founder and co-editor of Blue Mass. Group; and Michael Scherer, White House correspondent for TIME. Plus, a new study about gaming revenue.
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2/24/12 | Week In Review
Kara Miller, WGBH contributor; Tom Keane, regular columnist for the Boston Globes op-ed page; and Peter Gelzinis, Boston Herald columnist join us to round-up the news of the week.
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2/23/12 | Mattapan Murder Trial; Bob Pozen; Show And Tell
Its been called one of the worst local homicide cases in recent memory. As testimony continues in the Mattapan quadruple slaying trial, well have an update from court. Plus, Bob Pozen on the economy and Steve Almond shows and tells us about The Baffler.
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2/22/12 | Christina Harms; Off The Menu
We talk with retired Massachusetts judge Christina Harms, who is still defending her decision to order a mentally ill woman to have an abortion and be sterilized against her wishes. Plus, we go off the menu with Corby Kummer.
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2/21/12 | Larry Lucchino; The Future Of Manned Space...
With spring training officially underway, we preview the 2012 Red Sox with president and CEO Larry Lucchino and hear about what the team has in store to celebrate Fenway Parks venerable 100th anniversary. And a discussion about the future of man in space.
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2/17/12 | Week In Review
We break down the news of the week with Charles Chieppo, principal Chieppo Strategies; Wendy Kaminer, social critic and attorney; and Barry Nolan, Boston magazine contributor
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2/16/12 | JPK III; Sentencing Guidelines In Pornography...
The Bay States abuzz this morning as Joseph P Kennedy III officially enters the race for US Congress in the new 4th district. Plus, sentencing child pronography cases and a conversation with Jim Aloisi.
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2/15/12 | When Doctors Mislead Patients, Hopper House...
A new study suggests that at least 1 in 10 doctors have knowingly lied to a patient. Should we be surprised? Plus, should a controversial modern house in Truro come down and a chat about the Westminster dog show.
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2/14/12 | Healthcare; The Interrupters; Sex At The Zoo
NPRs Richard Knox takes a closer look at Romneys role in the passage of that law and whether or not it is actually working for residents in the Bay State. Plus, The Interrupters and sex at the zoo.
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2/13/12 | Political Periscope; Innovation Hub
We peer through our political periscope with Richard Parker, economist and senior fellow and lecturer at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University; and Kara Miller, WGBH contributor. Plus, a look at WGBH Radios Innovation Hub.
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2/10/12 | Week In Review
We break down the news of the week with Jack Sullivan, CommonWealth magazines senior investigative reporter; Sen. Robert Hedlund, Republican state senator, (represents Plymouth and Norfolk counties); and Joanna Weiss, Boston Globe columnist
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2/9/12 | Temi Fagbenle; Barry Nolan; J Squared
Harvard basketball player Temi Fagbenle is being forced to sit out her Freshman year due what one critic has called the single dumbest NCAA rule of all time. The Crimson Womens head basketball coach joins us to share Temis story and to discuss NCAA regulations from a coaches perspective. Plus Barry Nolan and J Squared.
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2/8/12 | Rep. Capuano; The Obamas; Coyotes
We check in with Congressman Michael Capuano about his efforts to help struggling homeowners and get his take on the Chelsea Housing Authority. Plus Jodi Kantor on her new book, The Obamas, and a conversation about coyotes.
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2/7/12 | Sal DiMasi Returns; The RMV; Facebook
Former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi whos been serving out his federal prison sentence in Kentucky is returning to the bay state, apparently to testify before a grand jury. Could his return be related to the ongoing investigation of the state probation department? Plus, a look at the Mass RMV and a discussion about whether Facebook is really a good business.
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2/6/12 | Senator Kerry; Political Periscope; Only...
Senator John Kerry joins us to discuss college affordability an issue thats shaping up to be a big election year priority. Plus a look at the GOP race and a discussion about having just one child.
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2/3/12 | Week In Review
We round up the news of the week with Dave Wedge, Boston Herald; Terence Burke, public affairs professional at Denterlein; and Joan Vennochi, Boston Globe columnist
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2/1/12 | Post Florida Breakdown; Magic and Innovation
Mitt Romney, is enjoying the view from the top. Newt Gingrich, however, has vowed to stay in the race. We look back at last nights results and ahead at whats next. Plus, magic and innovation.
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1/31/12 | Florida Primary; Looks and Politics; Social...
On the day of the crucial Florida primary, well get live updates from the ground and discuss what the results could mean as the race for the Republican presidential nomination moves forward. Plus, politics and physical appearances. And a look at reconciling seemingly irreconcilable differences.
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1/30/12 | Kevin White; Political Periscope
We look at the life and complicated legacy of four-term Boston Mayor Kevin White who died at the age of 82 on Friday. Plus we raise our political periscope and look ahead at tomorrows Florida primary.
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1/27/12 | Week In Review
We break down the news of the week with Kevin Cullen, Boston Globe columnist; Kara Miller, WGBH contributor; and R.B. Scott, journalist, author of Mitt Romney: An Inside Look at the Man and His Politics.
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Partners HealthCare 7/22/10
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Future's So Bright 7/22/10
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Political Check-in 7/21/10
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Between Takes 7/21/10
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WAYH Venture Capital 7/20/10
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Rep. John Tierney 7/20/10
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Expanded Gambling 7/20/10
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Elena Kagan 7/20/10
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Twin Toddlers Drown in Lynnfield 7/19/10
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Heat Wave Check-in 7/19/10
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DeLeo Play the Legacy Game 7/19/10
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Corby Kummer 7/19/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 7/16/10
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The Obama Diaries 7/15/10
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Diagnosing Alzheimer's 7/15/10
New Criteria For Diagnosing Alzheimers Being Considered:
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Concord Water Bottle Ban And MA Bottle Bill 7/15/10
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The Way We're Working Isn't Working 7/14/10
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DeLuca's 7/14/10
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Court Strikes Down FCC's Indecency Policy 7/14/10
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Beacon Hill 7/14/10
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Prisoner Pay 7/13/10
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Louis CK 7/13/10
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George Steinbrenner 7/13/10
Steinbrenner died of a heart attack this morning at the age of 80.
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The House Advantage 7/12/10
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Living in Dorchester 7/12/10
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Leaving State In Favor Of City Government 7/12/10
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Denial 7/12/10
Terrorism expert Jessica Stern has just released a new book entitled Denial.
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The Emily Rooney Show 7/09/10
Week in Review
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US-Russia Spy trade 7/08/10
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Kids and revealing clothing 7/08/10
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John Henning passing 7/08/10
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Human Sex Trafficking 7/08/10
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Summer Music 7/07/10
NY Times bestselling author Steve Almond joins us with his list of must-have music for the summer.
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Representative Barney Frank 7/07/10
Its been a busy year for Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank
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Cheech and Chong 7/07/10
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Weather 7/06/10
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WAYH: Hospitality Industry 7/06/10
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Arlington Pledge Of Allegiance 7/06/10
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2010 Mass Decision 7/06/10
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WAYH: Computers 6/30/10
Will laptops and desktops be consumed by tablet computers, iPhones, or devices not yet on the market?
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Russian Spies 6/30/10
Two Cambridge residents are among ten people arrested this week on charges they spent years in the U.S. working as spies for Russia.
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Mr. Yoon Goes to Washington 6/30/10
Rising local political star Sam Yoon is relocating to DC after failing to find meaningful work here in Boston.
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Between Takes 6/30/10
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Sharks 6/29/10
State officials look to quell public fears after the first great white shark sighting of the season.
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Medical Co. Gift Ban Effect on Restaurants 6/29/10
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Mass Decision 6/29/10
ur 2010 Mass Decision coverage continues with a check-in with the John Walsh, head of the Massachusetts Democratic party and Jennifer Nassour, chairwoman of the State GOP.
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/28/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/25/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/24/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/23/10
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Male Copy Writer 6/22/10
Lawson Clarke won two Webbys by getting naked.
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General McChrystal 6/22/10
Emily discusses General McChrystal unflattering comments about the Obama Administration to a Rolling Stone reporter.
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Fuel Efficient Airplanes 6/22/10
MIT researchers have designed an aircraft that uses 70 percent less fuel than commercial airliners.
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/21/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/18/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/17/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/16/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/14/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/11/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/10/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/09/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/08/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/07/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/04/10
Week in Review
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/03/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/02/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 6/01/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/31/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/28/10
The Week in Review
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/27/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/26/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/25/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/24/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/21/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/20/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/19/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/17/10
Gulf Coast Oil Spill; Negative Campaign Ads; The Birth Control Pill
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/14/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/13/10
FBI search homes for possible ties to NYC car bomb plot; Governors Race 2010; Hingham Catholic School; Everything Money.
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/12/10
Youth Violence; City of Dreams; WAYH Working Mothers; Zack Weinstein
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/11/10
Firefighter Contracts; Orange is the New Black; The Death of Embarrassment
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/10/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/06/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/05/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/04/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 5/03/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/30/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/29/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/28/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/27/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/26/10
WAYH Financial Reform; Newspaper Guild frustrated over CEO pay; Little Kids, Big Problems.
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/23/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/22/10
John Odgren Trial; Anne Garrels; Second City
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/21/10
City Council weighs firefighters' hefty pay hike; Tinkers; Staples Champions Cup
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/20/10
The Massachusetts GOP; Local Priest calls for Pope's resignation; Carbon offsets investigation.
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/19/10
The Things They Carried; Enemies of the People: My Family's Journey to America; The Great Grocery Smackdown.
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/16/10
The Week in Review
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/15/10
The Last Resort: A look at the casino gambling debate in MA.
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/14/10
Tea Party Rally, Last Resort, Jim Leach, Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/13/10
Tea Party Rally, The Last Resort, 2010 Pulitzer Prizes
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/12/10
Tea Party Boston Rally, The Last Resort, Geoff Edgers' film, Do it Again
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/09/10
The Week in Review
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/08/10
Author Bonnie Kirchner, and author Tim O'Brien. Plus, mayoral task force set to ask non-profits to pay up.
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/07/10
The Big Short, Oleana Chef Ana Sortun, and StyleBoston's Terri Stanley
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/06/10
Heatlh insurers sue, WAYH Education Reform, and Consumer Reports
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/05/10
The iPad, Opening Day, and Mitt Romney's Big Problem
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/02/10
The week in review
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The Emily Rooney Show 4/01/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/31/10
Flood Watch, Ivy League Eggs, and Miss Conduct
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/30/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/29/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/26/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/25/10
Clergy Abuse, Livin wth MSand Lily Tomlin
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/24/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/23/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/22/10
The Healthcare Vote and Charlie Baker
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/19/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/18/10
Healthcare, Serving the Underserved, and Tough as Nails
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/17/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/16/10
Storm Cleanup, Resignation of Cleve Killingsworth and more
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/15/10
New England Weather, Clergy Abuse, Talking with Terrorists and more
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/12/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/11/10
Patrick Kennedy, the Census, and Clark Rockefeller
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/10/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/09/10
Library Cuts, the Age of Children's Medication, and a Pension Windfall
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/08/10
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/05/10
The Week in Review
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/04/10
The Gardner Museum Heist, Airlines, and the Oscars
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/03/10
Healthcare in Boston, Mitt Romney and Game Change
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/02/10
Cyber Fraud, Right to Die Legistation, and the Biotech Industry
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The Emily Rooney Show 3/01/10
Karyn Polito,the R word, Chopin's 200th and more
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