Today on Boston Public Radio:
— NBC “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd talked about the rise of coronavirus cases throughout the U.S., and how it’s impacting the president’s poll numbers.
— We opened lines to talk with listeners about the rise in cases of COVID-19 across the nation, and hear your thoughts on the state’s reopening.
— Former Suffolk County Sheriff and Secretary of Public Safety Andrea Cabral talked about a recent Boston Globe profile of Boston Police Department Captain John “Jack” Danilecki, and her views on corruption within AG William Barr’s Justice Department.
— We reopened lines to talk with listeners about coronavirus.
— We aired live audio from Gov. Charlie Baker’s Thursday press conference.
— Former Mass. Secretary of Education Paul Reville talked about the new guidelines for the reopening of schools in Massachusetts.
— Tech writer Andy Ihnatko talked about the questionable use of facial recognition technology by Detroit law enforcement, and news that Rhode Island is using remote learning to ditch snow days.
— Huntington Theater Managing Director Michael Maso discussed his theater’s decision to cancel all in-person programs until 2021, and offered his thoughts on a recently published letter, signed by over 300 nonwhite theater artists, decrying systemic racism in the industry.
