Today on Boston Public Radio:
— Arnie Arnesen, political analyst and host of WNHN’s “The Attitude,” discussed Monday’s Iowa caucus and what the debacle might indicate for next Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary.
— We opened our lines to talk with callers about your impressions of the Iowa caucus.
— Carol Rose and Kade Crockford from the Massachusetts ACLU discussed their efforts to block facial recognition technology in the Bay State.
— NBC Sports Boston reporter Trenni Kusnierek recapped Super Bowl LIV, from the the game itself to Tom Brady’s “special announcement” Hulu ad.
— Food writer Corby Kummer discussed the 40,000 pounds of food waste at Super Bowl LIV, and the FDA’s recent approval of a drug to lessen the effects of peanut allergies.
— We re-opened our lines to callers to discuss the massive construction project soon to be underway at South Station.
— CNN’s John King discussed criticisms of Monday night’s Iowa caucus, and previewed President’s Trump’s forthcoming State of the Union address.
— Ari Barbanell and Paul English, co-founders of Winter Walk Boston, discussed their program’s mission of fighting local homelessness ahead of its fourth annual walk on Sunday.
Correction: This article has been updated to include the correct spelling of Arnie Arnesen's last name.
