MASTERPIECE’s Head of Scripted Content and Executive Producer Susanne Simpson will be the first to tell you they have a reputation to uphold. In 2026, the studio has plenty of outstanding premieres and returning dramas — including The Forsytes, The Count of Monte Cristo, Winter, All Creatures Great and Small, and more!

Check out these local (and not so local) venues where adults can try Winter Olympics sports such as skating, curling, snowboarding, and more.

Jennifer Moore, GBH News’ Statewide and Features Editor, is on the move. At the helm of the Connecting the Commonwealth initiative, a statewide news-sharing journalistic partnership between GBH News, CAI (Cape and Islands Radio) and NEPM (New England Public Media), Moore’s beat extends from Provincetown to Pittsfield, and everywhere in between. Now in its second year, the collaborative is sharing stories multiple times a day and producing in-depth feature series on matters of statewide significance. We sat down with Moore to learn about the trailblazing journalism that Connecting the Commonwealth has produced so far, and where it’s headed next.

Amy Kolb Noyes has a story list longer than a CVS receipt. She has a book club going 20+ years strong, 30 years of reporting under her belt, a challenge finding work-life balance, and a particular interest, as the daughter of an atmospheric chemist, in all things climate-related. Kolb Noyes is CAI’s new Science and Environment Reporter, and she’s just getting started. We sat down to talk with her about her dream job.

Each season, we touch base with GBH's resident bibliophiles (too many to count) and ask them to share a book or two that they loved this year.

GBH’s Chief Development Officer Ed Wilson is clear-eyed in appraising the work before him. Fund the Future, the comprehensive campaign recently launched by GBH, is as staggering as it is important. With a goal of raising $225 million over three years, the initiative has much more ambitious aims than recouping revenue lost to the political headwinds. “This isn’t a ‘Save us’ campaign,” says Wilson. “This is a transformational campaign.” We sat down with Wilson to learn more about the vision for GBH’s future.

“Outspoken Saturdays celebrates the diversity of Boston’s creative scene and reminds us that poetry isn’t confined to the page or academia — it’s living, shared, and shaped by those who gather to listen,” says poet and participant Ashley Abitz. A curated spoken word poetry series hosted at the GBH Boston Public Library Studio, has platformed scores of local artists and built bridges for the city’s burgeoning poetry community. We sat down with host Amanda Shea and some of the poets to learn about the community it’s fostered and the impact it’s made over its four seasons.

Over the course of a forty-year career on the airwaves, David O’Leary, CRB Classical 99.5’s new morning host, has established himself as a mainstay of Greater Boston radio. Though a lifelong appreciator of classical music, his new role has led him to fall in love with the genre — and he's bringing his listeners along with him. We sat down with O’Leary to figure how he’s acclimating to the new gig, where his love for radio began, and whether or not he gets a decent radio signal while flying his plane.

As the holidays approach, enjoy these programs and events celebrating the season through dance, cooking, music, cultural events, and gathering with family.

GBH News Rooted's Executive Producer Tyree Rush exudes a humor, curiosity, and intelligence that pervade every segment of the show. Get to know the dynamic force behind GBH’s newest local series in this interview that touches on everything from the comedic stylings of Richard Pryor and Tina Fey, the enduring relevance of Tituba’s place in the Salem Witch Trials, and Rush’s ultimate goals for the show.