Jay Talking

Comedian/historian Mike Donovan talks about our 40th president - Ronald Reagan.

President of English High School Alumni Association, Michael Thomas, talks about their 200th Anniversary Celebration (happening Fall of 2021), the history of English High, and his experiences there as a student (graduating in 1967).

Young music super fan, Hannah Wolfe, turns us on to some new music for classic rock fans.

Author Mike Morin (Lunch with Tommy and Stasia: TV's Golden Age of Candlepin Bowling) talks about the candlepin bowling craze and celebrities.

The ladies of Boston Roller Derby stop by to update us on the world of jamming, blocking, whipping and score passing.

Registered dietitian nutritionist, Erin Kenney, discusses her holistic cannabis practice and how cannabis is treating those with cancer and beyond.

A BU student is suing Boston University after being sexually assaulted in her own dorm room. Did the school do enough to prevent this from happening? Dean Michael Coyne (Mass School of Law) is here to bring the details into focus in his monthly legal review.

Tricia Silverman, author of “Healthy Dividends: Investments in Nutrition, Movement, and Healthy Habits that Pay Off,” talks about the importance of “investing” in your health.

Craig Fittsgerald (bestride.com) is here to help you set you New Years automotive resolutions.

John L. Bell, with the Mass Historical Society, discusses the life and times of native Bostonian General Henry Knox.

Washington’s Crossing of the Delaware in 1776 on thenight of December 25-26. With Bob Allison, Professor of History, Suffolk University

Author John Cox talks about legendary magician and escape artist Harry Houdini.

Boston historian Anthony Sammarco talks about Christmas traditions in Boston.

Comedian and historian, Mike Donovan, is in to talk about the life and times of our 34th president.

Author David Kirby warns us about the dangers of factory farming.

Joe Lucier discusses his Tong Ren and the Tom Tam Healing System.

Dr. Joel Fuhrman talks about his latest book, “The End of Dieting: How to Live for Life”, food addiction, reversing common illnesses nutritionally, and the Eat to Live Retreat where incredible health transformations happen!

Professor Nancy Nahra (Champlain College, VT) talks about the life, and death, of Amelia Earhart.

We catch up with former WBCN host Charles Laquidara as he breazes through town to reminisce about the good old days.

Jon Paul Sydnor, PhD (Emmanuel College) talks to us about the way people pray and who they pray to across the globe.