Faith, war, and Holy Week: Navigating grief and moral complexity in a time of violence
During Holy Week and Passover, Rev. Dr. Terrlyn Curry Avery joins GBH's All Things Considered to share how faith communities process grief and act with moral clarity.
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Local Haitians thrilled men's team made World Cup despite country's struggles, travel ban
This will be the first time that Haiti's men's team has been in the World Cup since 1974. -
Turntable: What’s on Henry Santoro’s fall playlist?
GBH News anchor Henry Santoro joined All Things Considered host Arun Rath to share the three songs that have been on repeat lately, by Courtney Barnett, Tame Impala and Brandi Carlile. -
Massachusetts is losing its competitive edge says local think tank
The state lags in private-sector job growth and has among the highest employer health care costs, according to a new report by the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation. -
Rep. Pressley: Epstein files must come out "in full" — and healthcare crisis to deepen in Mass.
Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley joined GBH's All Things Considered to discuss transparency, community safety after a controversial ICE raid in Allston and supporting homicide victims. -
Felice Ling on finding joy in magic
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Gunther Schuller's legacy lives on in tribute to his genre-bending music
The week-long New England Conservatory festival highlights the composer's vast influences from those who knew him best. -
As SNAP benefits stalled, a Massachusetts teen stepped up with a digital lifeline: MySnapMap
17-year-old Sami Juma created an online tool to help families locate local food assistance. Even with the shutdown ending, he says the need isn't going away.
