Catching The Codfather | 1. Red Lobster
Carlos “The Codfather” Rafael dominates the most valuable fishing port in the United States, and no one is quite sure how he did it. But in 2015, when undercover federal agents offer to buy his business, Carlos opens his books.
Major sponsorship for "Catching The Codfather" is provided by Roger’s F…
Rhode Island has a bridge problem. Can the state learn from the past?
A flawed bridge, frayed nerves, fraught politics – this has been a daily reality for Rhode Islanders since the abrupt closure of the Washington Bridge westbound in 2023. But it’s not the first time the state has grappled with how to replace a critical highway bridge. Rhode Island Report partnered w…
Live: Why Is Massachusetts So Obsessed With Dunkin’?
Matt Shearer, aka Reporter Matt, has made a name for himself with his social media stories about some of the quirkier denizens of Massachusetts. One of his most famous is about the massive public outcry over the closure of both locations of Dunkin’ in Stow, MA -- which led to a surprising developme…
Ian Coss: How One Man Controlled A Quarter Of New England’s Groundfish
Today on The Gist, Mike looks at the LA mayoral race, where Karen Bass is advancing and Spencer Pratt may be too, depending on the late-arriving ballots that will almost certainly inspire totally normal and measured reactions online.
Then, Ian Coss talks about Catching the Codfather, his GBH podca…
Digging Deep: Inside the Documentaries of Boston’s Master Storyteller
Have you ever wondered what it costs to build a legacy that moves millions? It’s not just about talent. It’s a relentless obsession that forces you to confront the deepest, most uncomfortable parts of yourself.
In this deeply moving and raw episode of *¿Qué Pasa Boston?*, host Gabriela Salas sits…
BPR Full Show 6/8/26: FIFA World Cup and "Looksmaxxing"
Ian Coss and Stephanie Pollack join us to discuss "the Highway Teardown tour"
Boston Globe travel writer Chris Muther discusses Boston's first nonstop flight to Belize, and how the ultrarich are doing the World Cup.
Dr. Katherine Gergen Barnett discusses the World Cup from a public health lens, and…
Movement - Snap Classic
The story of a self proclaimed “drunk drag queen,” and the music that saved them. Plus, we go on an adventure underwater to visit a secret kingdom for seahorses.
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From the podcast, Movement, we spotlight the story of a self proclaimed” drunk drag queen,” and the music that saved the…
Where Is Medicine Headed?
September 11, 2026
Today on the Curiosity Desk:
We start with our misfit news panel In Case You Missed It are GBH’s Adam Reilly & Cristina Quinn from the podcast Fighting Crime. They’ll discuss the 83 year-old Lexington woman who plead guilty to an $11 million dollar Ponzi scheme, a Kentucky man …
What Exactly is an Energy Emergency?
October 6, 2026
First up, we begin with Barbara Kates-Garnick from the Fletcher School at Tufts, breaking down Gov. Healey’s State of Energy Emergency and why energy costs are so expensive in Mass.
Then, MIT economist Jon Gruber & GBH’s Ian Coss join for a conversation about Mass. healthcare refo…
Romneycare was a buddy-cop story with Ian Coss of The Big Dig
Ian Coss is back! This time, he's discussing season four of his GBH podcast, The Big Dig. This iteration — titled "Mitt & Ted, a healthcare story" — centers on the passage of Romneycare and the unlikely duo who pushed it across the finish line. We get into Mitt Romney as a fascinating American char…
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