Educator Elizabeth Bennett Carroll joins GBH as Chair of the Board of Advisors. Discover her vision for the future of public media.

GBH NOVA brings back YouTube series "What the Physics?!" with new host Athena Brensberger. Discover how this digital series sparks curiosity and makes science accessible.

GBH, NEPM, and CAI have formed a historic statewide public media network to. We sat down with NEPM President Matt Ambramovitz to discover how this will expand coverage.

From Barcelona to the Berkshires, CRB’s summer has been equal parts sprawling and successful, confirming the station’s place as classical music’s home in Boston and beyond.

This spring Ian Coss, host of GBH News’ “The Big Dig” podcast, embarked on a cross-country tour for a series of live shows.

While Boston might be the proverbial hub of the wheel in Massachusetts, what happens across its many spokes matters to people all across the Commonwealth. From Alpha-gal syndrome on the Vineyard to data centers in Holyoke and policies shaped on Beacon Hill, there’s a wealth of stories that connect and affect all Bay Staters. And now, you can find them in one new program — In Common: News from the Berkshires to the Bay. We sat down with Host Jeremy Siegel to discuss the show’s conception, the importance of public media covering the entire state, and where it will go next.

GBH and CAI (Cape and Islands Radio) are beyond grateful to the five fantastic runners who are lacing up their shoes on behalf of CAI in the ASICS Falmouth Road Race on Sunday, August 16. Led by GBH’s very own Senior Development Officer Lauren Mason, our inaugural road race team spans generations (from high schoolers to retirees) and locations across the Northeast, but they share a love for public media, especially their local station.

“Who does this American experiment benefit?,” asks an interviewee in GBH’s new documentary, Promises of the Revolution. It’s a question the entire four-part series of short films, made in collaboration with Mass Humanities, interrogates in one way or another. From Marblehead to Mashpee, from the Revolutionary Era to present day, this GBH Local Lens production cuts to the heart of who we are, where we’ve been, and what is to be done in the continued pursuit of a more perfect union.

Whether you’ve been part of the Beacon Circle for years or have just begun your journey, our three Senior Development Officers — Lauren Mason, Deb Rourke, and Megan Stokes — are here to deepen your connection to GBH. As your dedicated points of contact, they serve as your bridge to the station, helping you explore the mission-driven work you support while ensuring you get the most out of your partnership with us. We invite you to get to know the people behind the mission, who are as curious and kind as the community they serve.