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Episodes
- Season 28
- Season 27
- Season 26
- Season 25
- Season 24
- Season 23
- Season 22
- Season 21
- Season 20
- Season 19
- Season 18
- Season 17
- Season 16
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Massachusetts Marijuana Episode 25/4/19
Inside Boston takes you in the state’s cannabis industry and how the progress it has made since recreational marijuana became legalized. Our reporters share more about cannabis business equity, state revenue from marijuana tax, which public figures have joined the industry, and how college campuses are dealing as the laws evolve.
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Environmentalism Episode 31/29/19
The Inside Boston team explores the different ways climate change impacts Boston, the new laws city government is putting into place to reduce litter, and how residents and officials alike are reshaping the city for a future of higher sea levels and warmer temperatures.
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MA Ballot Questions Episode 211/8/18
This year, Massachusetts voters weighed in on a variety of ballot measures. Inside Boston gives a deeper explanation into what these questions ask, and what it means for students and residents in Boston.
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Technology Episode 111/27/18
Inside Boston delves into the ins and outs of Boston’s technology scene. From an Amazon expansion, to cooking robots, to the rise of startups, no subject is untouched. Watch our episode to see what the future of Boston’s tech scene looks like.
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Food Accessibility Episode 25/8/18Food insecurity and access to food is a difficulty that many in Massachusetts and the United States face on a daily basis. Inside Boston looks into some of the causes and impacts in Boston, as well as what some solutions to the issue are.
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Gentrification in Boston Episode 12/27/18
Gentrification is an issue facing multiple cities across the United States. In the season 26 premiere, Inside Boston takes a closer look at how gentrification is changing the city of Boston. Ted Landsmark, director of the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy, explains what gentrification is and how communities are impacted. IB’s reporters then take a look at BU’s surrounding neighborhoods to explore how gentrification affects small businesses, housing and students.
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2017 Mayoral Race Episode 211/6/17
Inside Boston dives into the politics and history of the Boston mayoral election. Hear the issues from the candidates themselves, incumbent Martin Walsh and City Councilor Tito Jackson. Take a look into the difficulties Boston faces with local elections, the demographics that represent Boston and how it ties in with the overall voter turnout.
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Beacon in Changing Times Episode 110/30/17
The Citgo sign has lit up Kenmore Square for over 50 years now. Students know it as “the North Star,” Red Sox fans consider it as part of their Fenway Park experience. The sale of the building the Citgo sign sits upon triggered many questions about the future of the sign and Kenmore Square. Find out more from our team of reporters and author Patrick L. Kennedy, in the season premiere of Inside Boston.
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Free Speech Episode 35/12/17
The first amendment may be the most hotly contested amendment in the Bill of Rights. Today, journalists, politicians, and Americans at large all stand in the crossfire.
Do protests against political discourse bring about productive civic engagement?
Can journalism play a positive role in healing the divides?Inside Boston digs deeper into the American political divides in this episode, “Free Speech”. Watch for interviews with with Former Washington Post journalist, Christopher Daly, New York Times Culture Writer Sopan Deb, and the Senior Vice President of Public Relations at O’Neill and Associates, Ann Murphy, and a final goodbye from Inside Boston’s senior producers.
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Dig In Episode 23/6/17
Food is one of the major ingredients of college life. It is simply everywhere. From campus dining, morning to midnight, across your timeline and more, our day revolves around food. This episode, our team is looking at the intersection of college students and cuisine. Dig in with Inside Boston.
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College Dating Culture Episode 12/8/17
Apps define today’s dating culture in colleges and universities across the country. The business conglomerates that make up the industry, paired with unique technology, strive to create interpersonal experiences. Inside Boston digs deeper into the stories behind collegiate dating culture today, and how they compare to dating in Boston in the 1950s. Watch for a closer look at a Tinder success story, insight from Bumble’s College Marketing Manager, and a local Tinder user.
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MA Ballot Questions Episode 211/8/16
Inside Boston covers the four ballot questions on the 2016 ticket. Commonwealth Magazine reporter Jack Sullivan provides analysis on the advertisements surrounding the hotly contested questions.
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Professional Athletes and Politics Episode 110/19/16
Colin Kapaernick of the San Francisco 49ers has taken a knee during the national anthem for every game so far this season in protest of racial injustices and police brutality. To some, Kapaernick is giving a voice to the voiceless. To others, he is abusing his celebrity status. What is a professional athlete’s role in politics, if any at all? Find out from our team of reporters and special guest Cedric Maxwell on this episode of Inside Boston.
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The Inside Boston Race Episode 45/2/16
This episode takes a look at how transportation functions in Boston by racing through the city on different modes.
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Religion in Boston Episode 34/15/16
This episode takes a look at how religion is represented in different ways throughout the city.
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Boston Redevelopment Episode 23/18/16
This episode takes a look at some of the construction and deconstruction around Boston, and what it means for the city and its residents.
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Inside Boston’s Guide to the New Hampshire Primary Episode 12/9/16
This episode is a holistic view of some of the issues and candidates that were most prominent leading into the New Hampshire Primary.
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Bay State Weed Episode 312/14/15
Inside Boston’s team investigates the delay in opening of medical marijuana dispensaries since the legalization in 2012, law enforcement resistance, and the future of marijuana in the government.
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This Not That Episode 211/23/15
Inside Boston finds out what little changes you can make in your life that will have a big impact! Watch now to learn about new inventions, eco-friendly swaps, & the different drink you should grab after your workout, plus more.
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Community Leaders Episode 110/19/15
The reporters of Inside Boston ventured around the different neighborhoods and suburbs of Boston to find great leaders who are giving back to their communities. We found out about soccer in the South End, fresh squash and strawberries in Somerville, journalism in Jamaica Plain, and much more! Plus, in-studio guest from Initiative on Cities tells us about the power of community and the late Mayor Menino’s legacy at BU.
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Fakes on College Campuses, Legalizing Weed, and A Festival of Colors Episode 35/6/15
Inside Boston investigates the phenomenon of fake IDs on college campuses. Plus, a recap of the Red Sox Opening Day.
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“Waze” to Avoid Traffic, New Look for the BPL, and Living Art at the MFA Episode 24/16/15
This week Inside Boston recaps the brutal winter now behind us and takes a look forward into spring. We’ll show you what Bostonians thought about the space savers debacle and how the city is making it easier to avoid rush hour delays. Sports statistician Andy Andres is in studio to talk about March Madness brackets.
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Snowpocalypse, Measles and How About Those Patriots? Episode 13/17/15
On the first episode of the 20th season of Inside Boston, we’ll show you how Boston is coping with the Snowpocalypse. We’ll also take you into the depths of Patriots Nation, debunk that Measles myth, and more!
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Charlie Baker Preps for Office, Statehouse Timecapsule, and Goya at the MFA Episode 412/2/14
This week Inside Boston takes a look at how Charlie Baker is preparing to take office, a forgotten time capsule hidden in the Statehouse, the new Goya exhibit at the MFA, and so much more!
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2014 Massachusetts Ballot Initiatives Episode 311/4/14
This week, Inside Boston gears viewers up for the 2014 Midterm elections! Our reporters take a look into each ballot initiative to see what’s at stake as Election Day approaches.
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Localizing Ebola, Swan Lake and the Head of the Charles Episode 210/22/14
This week, Inside Boston delves into the city’s role in the Ebola epidemic, the celebrated production of Swan Lake, the Head of the Charles Regatta and more!
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Welcome Back to Inside Boston! Episode 1
For our very first episode this season, our reporters take a look at ISIS, the 3-D printing phenomenon, a brand new attraction to Boston’s southern neighborhoods and so much more!
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Google Glass, Canonizations, and Dating in the Digital Age Episode 55/7/14
Anchored by Jason Kashdan and Kirsten Johnson, Inside Boston’s final episode of the season takes a look into the uses of Google Glass, reports back from Rome of the canonizations of two former Popes, and local looks at some national headlines.
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Pre-Marathon Coverage Episode 44/18/14
Inside Boston takes a look into charity marathon runners, visually impaired runners, as well as the meaning of what the Marathon means to Bostonians. Minimum wage, and hard cider are also covered. Anchored by Supriya Muppala and Jennifer Li.
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Boston Health Episode 3
Inside Boston takes a look at health issues in Boston, from medical marijuana dispensaries, to concussions, and the booming cigarette black market. Anchored by Alessandra Martinez and Rachel McCubbin.
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Boston Affected by Minimum Wage and Trade Jobs Episode 23/20/14
Anchored by Louis Titus and Kevin Connor, Inside Boston takes a closer look at topics covered in Obama’s State of the Union, including minimum wage and job training, as well an inside look at a Boston University student who is training for the 2018 winter Olympics.
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Government Center Closing and BU Lawsuit Follow Up Episode 12/21/14
Anchored by Brittany Comak and Justin Soto, Inside Boston takes a look at the story behind the March closing of the Government Center MBTA stop, a follow-up about the BU/Apple lawsuit, and is joined in-studio by a dietitian for an inside look at current dieting trends.
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Unconventional Outlets and Fundraising Episode 4
Anchored by Noelia Valero and Stacy Schoonover, Inside Boston has the full story on a new MIT invention, inventive ways to fundraise, and more.
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The Mayoral Race Episode 1
Mayoral coverage, Boston Tweet profile, Boston Ballet and more. Anchored by Supriya Muppala and Alexa Dragoumis.
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Election Special Episode 32/16/14
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