20150505_5.mp3

  • John King joins Jim and Margery to weigh in on the expanding 2016 crop of contestants, Baltimore fall out, and Hilary’s Benghazi testimony.
  • Then we talk to you about virtues. In his new book, New York Times columnist David Brooks highlights the difference between resume virtues then there are eulogy virtues.  We ask you how are you doing with your eulogy virtues? [28:06]
  • Then Juliette Kayyem joins us to talk about the new hostage czar and how ransom payments work plus, the ISIS connection to the Charlie Hebdo shooting. [52:56]>>Read more here.
  • Keith Lockhart has spent 20 years as the 20th conductor of the Boston Pops, he joins us to share stories from his tenure, preview his anniversary concert, and tease what’s to come. [1:20:53] >>Download our podcast
  • Nancy Koehn stop by to talk about the LGBT community’s unlikely ally, corporate America. [1:34:13]
  • Studies have shown that workers seeking reasonable hours are not promoted as quickly. But people who claimed to work a long hours (even if they were faking) were rewarded just as much as those who really did put in their 80 hours. We get your take. [2:06:50]
  • FRONTLINE’s Dan Edge calls in from London to share stories from the filming of Outbreak, a documentary addressing how Ebola spread, and how it might have been curtailed. [2:19:22]