Explain Boston to Me

Lee Stabert
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Explain Boston to Me

Podcaster and Philly transplant Lee Stabert learns about Boston. She'll never be a native, but she might just learn to speak the language. 

  1. -10 Ч

    REWIND: BMC presents Good Will Hunting

    What movie should we do next? And who should be the guest? Email meThis is a great weekend to get the family together for a viewing of the 1997 classic starring Matt and Ben. In this rerun of our inaugural Boston Movie Club, we're talking about Good Will Hunting. To get into all the good stuff — Stellan Skarsgaard’s scarf, whether or not a burger is ever called a "sandwich" interchangeably, and Robin Williams’ recent role as a spiritual advisor to a cult leader — I’m joined by a very sp...

    38 мин.

  2. 20 НОЯБ.

    Karen Read with Susan Zalkind

    In this very special episode, we solve the Karen Read case! JK. We actually talk about what the obsession with this murder says about Boston, its suburban small towns, local media, law enforcement, and true crime. Offering her expertise is writer Susan Zalkind, author of The Waltham Murders: One Woman’s Pursuit to Expose the Truth Behind a Murder and a National Tragedy and contributor to VICE, The Daily Beast, The Guardian U.S., The Irish Times, This American Life, and Boston Magazine.Have yo...

    55 мин.

  3. 13 НОЯБ.

    Boston baked beans with Amy Traverso

    There's a reason they call it "Beantown." In this week's episode, Yankee Magazine food editor Amy Traverso takes us through the history of this iconic food — and explains why its place on the Mount Rushmore of local cuisine might be in jeopardy. Who's in for a Bean-off BBQ next summer? Chickie's and Pete's will take you to court over Crabfries. An Andy Reid lookalike. Yankee's Baked Beans Recipe. Have feedback on this episode or ideas for upcoming topics? DM me on Instagram, email me, or send...

    47 мин.

  4. 6 НОЯБ.

    Boston's water supply with Elena Palladino (plus, a wet and wild taste test)

    Is there anything we take for granted more than clean, safe water flowing out of our taps? In this episode, I'm learning all about Boston's municipal water supply and its source, the Quabbin Reservoir. My guest is writer and historian Elena Palladino, author of Lost Towns of the Swift River Valley. We ask the big questions: Does Boston's water have a reputation? What are the trade-offs of modernity? Is the region's water system well positioned to weather a changing climate? Are ghosts real? A...

    42 мин.

  5. 30 ОКТ.

    Lexington with Trisha Pérez Kennealy

    In this week's episode, we're learning all about Lexington, aka the "birthplace of American Liberty." Or so they say! Giving us the 411 on this iconic New England town is Trisha Pérez Kennealy, local and proprietor of the Inn at Hastings Park. We chat about the area's colonial history, the rivalry with Concord, NIMBYs and why her establishment is the perfect place for corporate espionage. Plus, lots of feedback on the Fenway episode!Brad Lidge, archeologistCambridge Day on G.W.A.C.C.A.The BO...

    43 мин.

  6. 23 ОКТ.

    Fenway (the neighborhood not the ballpark) with Michael Minichello

    This week, we're talking Fenway — or "The Fenway" — which has everything from baseball (duh) to world-class art to gorgeous parks. The inside scoop comes courtesy of Michael Minichello, general manager at TimeOut Market Boston, which located in one of the neighborhood's most iconic buildings. Here is video from the scrapple-carving contest. Rocky runs through the Italian Market.Have feedback on this episode or ideas for upcoming topics? DM me on Instagram, email me, or send a voice memo.If yo...

    46 мин.

  7. 16 ОКТ.

    Head of the Charles with Brendan Mulvey

    In this week's episode, we're chatting about the city's most famous rowing race: The Head of the Charles, happening October 19-20. Joining us is Brendan Mulvey, director of racing at the annual regatta. He tells us about the HOC's history, the best places to watch, and how the local rowing scene drew him to Boston.Here is a link to the Boston Globe column featuring the show: "No Stupid Questions."Here are pictures of Boathouse Row. Here is a trailer for The River Wild. And one for River Wild...

    31 мин.

  8. 9 ОКТ.

    REWIND: The 2004 Red Sox with Tyler Rotman

    In honor of October baseball, we're revisiting this magical tale of underdog grit, triumph over evil, and old men weeping in the streets. Lifelong Red Sox fan Tyler Rotman joins me to tell me the tale of how the curse was broken and the city liberated from its insidious vice — even if Pedro did throw that old man to the ground.We'll be back next week to talk about the Head of the Charles Regatta. If you'd like to buy a festive fir from Tyler in a few months, check out Boston Christmas Trees. ...

    51 мин.
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Podcaster and Philly transplant Lee Stabert learns about Boston. She'll never be a native, but she might just learn to speak the language. 

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    Lee Stabert
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    2023 - 2024
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