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Wishing all a safe and happy 250th 4th!
04/07/2026

Wishing all a safe and happy 250th 4th!

We witnessed Jack's "new" voice at our Hall of Fame induction in June. It was great to be able to hear the passion Jack...
29/06/2026

We witnessed Jack's "new" voice at our Hall of Fame induction in June. It was great to be able to hear the passion Jack has for hockey, his family, his colleagues again in his one-of-a-kind style.

Edwards suffers from a medical condition called apraxia, which causes halting and slower speech and the occasional slurring of words.

The looks back into the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame career of longtime reporter Jonny Miller.
18/06/2026

The looks back into the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame career of longtime reporter Jonny Miller.

Miller was back at Fenway Park on Saturday, celebrating his 77th birthday in the press box.

The Boston Globe caught up with 2010 Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame inductee, WBUR 90.9 FM's Robin Young, as sh...
17/06/2026

The Boston Globe caught up with 2010 Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame inductee, WBUR 90.9 FM's Robin Young, as she considers her next chapter.

She was a young secretary at Channel 38. Now she's the cohost of WBUR’s "Here & Now," distributed by NPR to about 5 million listeners nationwide. Here's how she got there, one interview at a time.

More on the career of the great Eddie Andelman from the Boston Globe:
15/06/2026

More on the career of the great Eddie Andelman from the Boston Globe:

Mr. Andelman was behind the microphone at multiple stations around the dial for nearly four decades and more than 13,000 shows.

The MBA has learned that 2010 Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame inductee and sports-talk radio pioneer Eddie Andel...
15/06/2026

The MBA has learned that 2010 Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame inductee and sports-talk radio pioneer Eddie Andelman has passed away.

We send our well wishes to Eddie's family, friends, radio colleagues and listeners.

Over the years, through the Sports Huddle and other venues, Andelman participated in some 13,000 radio broadcasts and over 1,200 television commentaries on channels 5 and 7 as well. Innovation was a regular part of the job, including 37 week-long Super Bowl remotes.

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