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14/08/2025

Ask Jere anything... Join us virtually next Wednesday for an engaging and informative seminar with BNY Wealth Planning Strategist Jere Doyle designed to help you and your family navigate the complexities of estate planning with confidence. Whether you're planning for children, aging parents, blended families, or charitable giving, Jere will provide practical tools and expert insights to help you protect what matters most, and bring you lasting peace of mind.

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13/08/2025

On this day 21 years ago, Julia Child passed away. Today, we remember her for teaching us about so much more than cooking –– she showed us how to have the courage to try something new, embrace failure, and turn mistakes into something creative. RIP JC. 🕊️

11/08/2025

Bostonians know the true power of molasses...

09/08/2025

Congrats to Callie Crossley for being inducted into the (NABJ) National Association of Black Journalists Hall of Fame! We are celebrating this incredible honor on today's 🎉

Anyone who has heard Crossley on Under the Radar with Callie Crossley, NPR Morning Edition, Boston Public Radio, or The Culture Show knows that she is a journalistic talent to be admired. These shows are just a few highlights in her impressive career, which includes being a producer for ABC News 20/20 and the "Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years" documentary series, for which she earned an Oscar nomination. Her work reflects her incredible storytelling instinct, insightful commentary, and commitment to uplifting underrepresented voices.

This recognition honors "legendary Black journalists and communicators who have made outstanding contributions to the news and media industries" — and Crossley has certainly earned her spot among them. We are so excited to see her recognized.

08/08/2025

If you took a drive down the Mass Pike this week, we hope you took some time to stop and smell the flowers... the ones on our , that is 🪷

This week we displayed two pieces by local artists that both capture the natural beauty of flowers. Susie Margolin's floral arrangement uses locally-grown blooms and foraged elements to create a "floral sculpture." The piece invites the viewer to slow down and embrace transformation, finding beauty in everyday objects and nature’s life cycle. Meanwhile, "Lilypads" by Cambrasine (Jennifer Bouché), is an illustration based on a pond in Littleton, MA. “It is a colorful yet tranquil scene that I hope can bring a moment of peace to the busy cityscape,” Cambrasine says.

These pieces are displayed as part of "Community Canvas," an initiative presented by GBH News' The Culture Show to display artwork from local artists on our digital mural.

07/08/2025

Keep on travelin', friend.

06/08/2025

A beautiful reminder to always respect the animals and land around us ❤️

06/08/2025

We just won big! Apple has named "Scratch & Win" from GBH News and PRX one of the 10 best podcasts of 2025 so far, calling it one of "the kind of shows you don’t want to end, and the kind you want to share with your friends."

"Scratch & Win," hosted by Ian Coss, is also from the team behind "The Big Dig," a 2023 Peabody Award-winning production.

Congrats to the team for this recognition! 🎉

05/08/2025

Dear CPB, we are 💔.

Thank you to the entire Corporation for Public Broadcasting team for being the trusted steward of federal funding for public media for nearly 60 years. Your unwavering support of GBH and hundreds of public media stations across the country ensured free access to high quality educational programming for everyone, across all platforms. With you, we made a difference in the lives of millions through kids programs, documentaries, community events, and more. You will be deeply missed.

GBH is still here and will carry on in the spirit of our shared values. Now, more than ever, we are committed to our mission to tell stories that matter through programs that educate and inspire.

04/08/2025

Subscribing to GBH Passport.

03/08/2025

Defunded not defeated. 💪💪

Sharing a statement from PBS regarding today's announcement by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.