Episodes
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Biden and the British royals: 1776 rematch
Much like a truck heading through a Storrow Drive underpass, President Joe Biden is crashing the British royal visit to Boston later this week — Biden for a political fundraiser, William and Kate to announce who will receive their Earthshot Prizes. Paris and Jeremy talk about the guest list and the certain traffic and transit snarls the events will bring. -
Tree lightings and gaslighting
Merriam-Webster’s word of the year is “gaslight.” But don’t let it fool you: The increase in Christmas tree prices is very real. Jeremy and special guest Karen Marshall discuss. -
Black Friday Goes Green
It’s Black Friday, but malls have no doorbusters and shoppers have been partaking in deals all quarter. So what can you do post-Thanksgiving? And where are the deals? Paris talks to special guests Rachel Armany, Gal Tziperman Lotan, and Andrew Massaua about deals, meals, and going outside. -
Happy Thanksgiving, from our tables to yours
GBH’s Morning Edition team wishes you and yours a very happy Thanksgiving. Paris shares what she’s thankful for with our Wake Up family: Rachel Armany, Gal Tziperman Lotan, and Andrew Massaua. Among the things we are grateful for: Family, given and chosen; health; strong communities; and Rachel’s cat, Sushi. -
Turkey, Actually
It’s the day before Thanksgiving, which means putting on Christmas movies is now socially acceptable. Paris and special guest associate producer Rachel Armany talk about a cast reunion on the 20th anniversary of “Love, Actually” and more favorite holiday tales. -
Thanksgiving Ferry
Commuters beware: Thanksgiving traffic is here. Expect slow roads, crowded airports, and turkey-laden streets. One mode of transport that isn’t slow? The MBTA’S Orange Line, which is the fastest it’s been since 2019. Paris and a special guest, Executive Producer Karen Marshall, discuss planes, trains, and automobiles. -
In space, no one can read your tweets
Paris and Jeremy explore what’s happening with Twitter — including what employees at the company’s Boston office are experiencing. Also: At long last, the Green Line’s extension into Medford is opening, and the new Boston City Hall Plaza is open to the public. That’s a lot to be thankful for. -
Thanksgiving Pie-cast
We’re a week away from Thanksgiving. Which pie is the best pie? Paris and Jeremy discuss listener picks. Plus: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has officially marked one year in office. GBH’s city hall reporter, Saraya Wintersmith, catches us up on the highs and lows. -
Swiftie Scams
We knew they were trouble when they walked in. Jeremy and special guest Karen Marshall chat with Associate Producer Rachel Armany about the chaos of trying to get Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets. Plus, GBH’s Worcester reporter, Sam Turken, catches us up on the city’s search for a new manager and its police department being placed under a consent decree. -
Who will rule the T?
The MBTA is getting a new boss, since General Manager Steve Poftak is stepping down; a new boss-boss, with a new secretary of transportation; and a new boss-boss-boss, with the election of soon-to-be Governor Maura Healey. How can they make the T a more reliable, safe, and functional agency? Paris and Jeremy dig in.
