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Lunch Hour Live — A Closer Look At "Blood Sugar Rising"
WGBH Contributor Sue O'Connell chats with Judith Vecchione, the Executive Producer of Blood Sugar Rising, a documentary following the diabetes epidemic in… -
Lunch Hour Live — The Women Of East Boston
WGBH Contributor Sue O'Connell hosts a discussion with Magdelena Ayed of Harbor Keepers, Sandra Nijjar of the East Boston Community Soup Kitchen and… -
Lunch Hour Live — The 125th Anniversary Of The McKim Building
The Boston Public Library's McKim buildings turns 125 years old this week! To celebrate, Open Studio's Jared Bowen sits down with BPL President David… -
Lunch Hour Live — Exploring The New Season of "Poetry In America"
Watch Sue O’Connell chat with creator and host of Poetry in America, Elisa New, about the PBS television series that is bringing poetry into classrooms… -
Lunch Hour Live — Disruption Ahead On The MBTA
WGBH News' Transportation Reporter Bob Seay sits down with Ari Ofsevit of Transit Matters and Tom Nally of A Better City to discuss the upcoming… -
Lunch Hour Live — Pinkalicious And Peterrific Get Creative
Sue O'Connell hosts a discussion with Executive Producer Dorothea Gillim and Editorial Project Manager Cyrisse Jaffee of WGBH's Pinkalicious and… -
Lunch Hour Live — Exploring Black History Month Through Jazz Photography
Eric Jackson from WGBH's Eric in the Afternoon sits down with Director of Education and Interpretation from the Museum of African American history,… -
Lunch Hour Live — Diving Into Boston's Archives
WGBH Contributor Sue O'Connell sits down with members of WGBH's Archives team, James Auclair and Karen Cariani, to dive into some archival footage of… -
Lunch Hour Live — A Conversation With "No Passport Required's" Marcus Samuelsson
WGBH News' Stephanie Leydon sits down with Marcus Samuelsson for a conversation about the latest season of his show, No Passport Required. Get a sneak… -
Lunch Hour Live — Exploring The Music Of Alastair Moock
WGBH News' Executive Arts Editor Jared Bowen welcomes singer-songwriter Alastair Moock to discuss his new album, Be a Pain: An Album for Young (& Old)…
