Friday February 20, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the Boston Celtics' impressive victory over the Golden State Warriors, where Jaylen Brown's triple-double performance led the team to a commanding 121-110 win. As the Celtics continue their West Coast road trip, Boston fans have much to celebrate. On the weather front, Boston is experiencing a classic New England wintry mix, with snow and rain expected throughout the day and into the weekend, accompanied by chilly temperatures and gusty winds.

We also explore a fascinating discovery in the Italian Alps, where a mountain photographer uncovered one of the largest collections of Triassic dinosaur prints ever found. This remarkable find offers a glimpse into the prehistoric past, with thousands of tracks revealing the presence of large herbivorous dinosaurs.

In national news, the NBA is considering new anti-tanking rules, and there's a shift in student interest from traditional computer science to AI-focused programs. Additionally, we touch on the latest in the crypto market and a significant rise in unsecured loans in the U.S. Lastly, we discuss Steven Soderbergh's comments on the canceled "Star Wars" movie, "The Hunt for Ben Solo," sparking fan interest in the potential revival of the project.

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Wednesday February 18, 2026

In this episode, we dive into significant updates affecting Boston and beyond. The city's St. Patrick's Day Parade route has been altered, now starting at Andrew Square and celebrating Evacuation Day, a nod to Boston's rich historical tapestry. As the Boston weather forecast predicts snow and chilly conditions, locals should prepare for a wintry mix leading into the weekend.

In sports, the New England Patriots have promoted Zak Kuhr to full-time defensive coordinator, a move that solidifies their strategic direction following a successful playoff run. This promotion marks a pivotal moment in Kuhr's NFL career, showcasing his leadership on the defensive side.

Nationally, we explore the financial dynamics of the Olympics, highlighting a significant donation to the United States Olympic and Paralympic Foundation, ensuring American athletes receive substantial financial support. Additionally, we touch on the legal battles involving prediction markets and the latest movements in the cryptocurrency space, with Bitcoin experiencing a slight dip.

Finally, we cover tech innovations as OpenAI welcomes Peter Steinberger, creator of the OpenClaw personal AI assistant, underscoring the competitive landscape in artificial intelligence. Stay tuned for these stories and more as we navigate the latest developments in Boston and beyond.

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Tuesday February 17, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of collectibles as a rare T206 Honus Wagner baseball card, with deep Boston ties, hits the auction block. This card, once part of a Sweet Caporal Cigarettes pack over a century ago, is currently fetching bids close to $4 million, capturing the attention of collectors nationwide. Meanwhile, Boston's own Aerin Frankel shines on the international stage, leading Team USA to the gold medal game in women's hockey at the Winter Olympics. Her stellar performance, including three shutouts, underscores her pivotal role in the team's success.

We also cover the latest Boston weather, with a chilly forecast featuring patchy freezing drizzle and isolated snow showers. The episode touches on national stories, including the Lufthansa Boeing 787 business class update and Anderson Cooper's departure from 60 Minutes. In health news, scientists have identified a genetic cause for blood clotting linked to the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine, offering insights for future vaccine safety. Join us as we explore these stories and more, capturing the pulse of Boston and beyond.

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Monday February 16, 2026

In this episode, we explore Massachusetts' impressive achievement as the top-ranked state for education in the nation, according to a recent WalletHub analysis. With over 47% of adults holding a bachelor's degree and nearly 22% with graduate degrees, Massachusetts leads the way in higher education attainment and public school performance. We also delve into the buzz surrounding Jayson Tatum's anticipated return to the Boston Celtics. After missing the All-Star Game for the first time since 2019, Tatum teases fans with a new docuseries, "The Quiet Work," and hints at a comeback, potentially aligning with the March 1st game against the Sixers.

In other news, the U.S. men's hockey team secures a strong position in the Olympic tournament, and we discuss the challenges facing aging farmers in Illinois. Additionally, we touch on Chipotle's financial performance amid changing consumer habits and the latest movements in the crypto market. Finally, we cover a viral AI-generated video featuring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, sparking discussions about AI's impact on the entertainment industry. Stay tuned for all these stories and more, as we navigate the latest happenings in Boston and beyond.

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Friday February 13, 2026

In today's episode, we cover Massachusetts' innovative move to reduce housing costs by potentially eliminating the two-staircase requirement in midrise apartments, which could unlock up to 130,000 new units. Governor Maura Healey's initiative aims to utilize nearly 5,000 parcels near public transit. In sports, Red Sox's Triston Casas faces pressure at spring training amid new competition for first base and designated hitter roles. His recent red ski mask appearance drew mixed reactions from fans. Olympic medals are under scrutiny for defects, with several athletes reporting broken or dented awards. The organizing committee is addressing these issues while the medals' value hits a century high due to rising precious metal prices. In tech news, Amazon's Ring ends its partnership with Flock Safety following privacy concerns over a Super Bowl ad. The company refocuses on crime prevention amid scrutiny. Meanwhile, Apple remains committed to launching its new Siri this year despite internal delays. Lastly, Dancing With the Stars plans a spinoff series, "The Next Pro," with Robert Irwin in talks to host and Mark Ballas as a potential judge.

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Thursday February 12, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the Celtics' commanding victory over the Bulls, with Payton Pritchard scoring 26 points and Jaylen Brown adding 24, as Boston prepares to face Golden State. Copley Place in Boston announces a major transformation, replacing Neiman Marcus with luxury boutiques like Dolce and Gabbana and restaurants such as Casa Tua Cucina. Weather forecasts predict mostly sunny days with highs in the mid-30s, while a slight chance of snow looms for the weekend. Nationally, American speedskater Jordan Stolz wins gold, setting an Olympic record amid a dramatic race. In business news, drug cartels increasingly use cryptocurrency for money laundering, challenging law enforcement. The Dutch embrace a four-day work week, sparking debates on productivity and quality of life. In tech, Elon Musk addresses xAI staff departures, citing company reorganization. Lastly, Bitcoin and Ethereum see slight declines, with Bitcoin at $67,000 and Ethereum under $2,000.

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Wednesday February 11, 2026

In today's episode, we cover Boston's World Cup fan festival set for City Hall Plaza, promising global attention and economic benefits. Mayor Michelle Wu and Governor Maura Healey anticipate over two million visitors. In sports, Justin Verlander re-signs with the Detroit Tigers on a one-year deal, aiming for 300 career wins. The Chicago Bulls face the Boston Celtics, hoping to end a losing streak. Weather forecasts predict mostly sunny skies in the Boston area, with highs in the mid-thirties. In tech news, a Bitcoin blunder at Bithumb mistakenly awarded 620,000 Bitcoins, prompting calls for stricter regulations. SafeMoon CEO Braden John Karony receives a prison sentence for defrauding investors. In science, a study on Pompeii's oldest baths reveals insights into ancient Roman hygiene. Britney Spears sells her music catalog to Primary Wave, joining a trend among artists. Stay tuned for more updates on these stories and other top news.

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