Sex, drugs, laundry: Looking back at Fort Apache’s Roxbury rock empire 40 years later
Under the Radar speaks with three of the founders of the legendary Boston recording studio Fort Apache.
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In PersonBeyond the Page: Lucy Foley’s "Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel"
#1 New York Times bestselling author of The Guest List and The Midnight Feast, Lucy Foley, returns to Beyond the Page for a live in-person conversation at GBH Studios.
In the brand-new Miss Marple novel, Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel, Lucy draws inspiration from the Queen of Crime herself, Agatha Christie, transporting one of literature’s most iconic female detectives to a mysterious adventure in the Swiss Alps. Join us as Lucy takes us behind the scenes of her writing and what it means to revive such a beloved fictional character 50 years after the last Miss Marple novel was published.
EVENT TIMELINE:- 6:30 PM: Registration opens in One Guest Street lobby
- 7 PM: Conversation with Lucy Foley begins (feat. Audience Q&A)
- 8 PM: Book signing line opens
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Turntable: Brushing up on protest songs by local artists
GBH’s Dave Goodman offered his playlist picks for GBH’s All Things Considered’s “Turntable” series.
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