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‘You never give up’: Brockton great-grandmother inspires academic perseverance
Sheryl Royster joined All Things Considered to discuss graduating college despite life's challenges. -
From Haiti to Boston, one BPS valedictorian’s bilingual journey earns top state honor
Sanie Joseph, a class of 2026 valedictorian, joined Arun Rath to talk about learning in two languages. -
A new program is bringing bike-riding lessons to Boston kindergartners
All Kids Bike is expanding to a second school later this year, said Regional Supt. Kirsten Weeks. -
For foster youth, one dependable adult can change a life. A Cambridge woman did just that.
This week’s Joy Beat honoree Alexis Walls has been supporting a young woman through foster care, court hearings and major life transitions. -
In just two years, this Falmouth robotics team made it to the global stage
Two years after launching with just five students, the Regal Seagulls are taking on top teams from around the world. Two members spoke with GBH’s All Things Considered to share more about the experience. -
New season, same heart: ‘Love on the Spectrum’ delivers again
Love on the Spectrum returns, bringing back some favorites like Boston’s own James and some wonderful new stories. The series’ director, co-creator, showrunner, and executive producer, Cian O’Clery, joined GBH’s All Things Considered to talk about the new season. -
Beep Baseball debuts at Fenway Park, bringing America's pastime to all
Blind and low-vision athletes took to the field at Fenway, using sound to play the beloved sport. Boston Strong head coach and player Joe Quintanilla joined GBH's All Things Considered to share more. -
In Cambridge, students pass it on through a human chain of kindness
At St. Peter School, “Pass the Parcels” turns donations into a lesson in community service and joy for those in need. Two school administrators joined GBH's All Things Considered to share more. -
An immersive Indian classical music experience takes root in Lexington
Shadaj's concerts and annual festival center on the connection between artists and audiences. Founder Rajesh Godbole joins GBH's All Things Considered to share more about the shared experience. -
In ‘André is an Idiot,’ humor becomes a shield against the unthinkable
Director Tony Benna joins GBH's All Things Considered to share more about documenting his friend's final years following a stage four cancer diagnosis in this Sundance Award–winning film.
