Host of "Under the Radar with Callie Crossley." Featuring the voices of our communities. Sundays, 6-7 p.m. on 89.7 GBH. *Tweets from Callie signed C2.*
On this week's show: We dedicate the whole hour to our *twin picks* with Oprah's Book Club -- authors whose work was featured by both Oprah AND Callie Crossley on their shows! We hear about their books and what it was like to get the call from Oprah: https://t.co/PNfeDZXI2T
Plus: Tired of wasting money on good food going bad in your fridge? Two chefs join us to give us their insight -- and share some tasty recipes -- into low- and zero-waste cooking done right in your kitchen! https://t.co/DNoic4xzH4
On this week's episode: Food waste is a serious problem throughout the country. But Massachusetts is emerging as a leader in the fight against food waste. Hear how local experts from around the Commonwealth are working toward a zero-waste goal: https://t.co/nWA2kUWLXX
On this week's episode: Conspiracy theories around September 11 are more popular now that ever. How do we elevate the *true* narrative of 9/11 for a new generation? We speak with experts battling misinformation in remembrance of the day's 25th anniversary. https://t.co/FZk5K3x7Zu
Also this week: Hip-hop started as a youth music and cultural movement. So what happens when those young pioneers become elders? A new book by hip-hop expert Murray Forman explores the nuances of aging in hip-hop. https://t.co/xV1YIIOyui
We'll be sharing more podcast-exclusive episodes for our How We Love series this year, so be sure to SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out! While you're there, leave us a review: It helps other people find out about our show! https://t.co/JGi1BhVfix
Then, we're airing a conversation that was exclusive for podcast listeners: A close look at what life is like for a committed, long-term polyamorous family. How do they navigate the day-to-day, including parenting? https://t.co/djZgFlCuG5
On this week's episode: A special hour we're calling "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Polyamory (But Were Afraid To Ask)"! We start off with a conversation featuring experts and practitioners about the ins and outs of the relationship lifestyle. https://t.co/6Sw8s3P6ez
PLUS: The latest installment in our year-long series, How We Love. This month, we learn about how neurodivergent and autistic people are navigating dating and romance while on the spectrum, and how new programs are helping them develop skills to find love: https://t.co/2R4HAIC3Di
ICYMI: On this week's episode of "Under the Radar," we dove into the world of pop culture, including Tupac's murder trial, AI badges on Spotify, and reboots of "A Different World" and "Little House on the Prairie": https://t.co/ZCwK1vCUy2
Then, we honor three music legends: the founders of the iconic Fort Apache recording studio. Although the studio closed in 2010, its legacy in music history is undeniable. So how did this group of self-taught engineers manage to become so influential? https://t.co/Bhtam3CvNC
It's an all-music hour on UTR this week! First, a conversation with local musicians Alisa Amador and Kemp Harris discussing how they turned their artistry into their careers and why they've stayed in Massachusetts: https://t.co/4089fuCHtb
On this week's episode: It's our annual book genre special! This year, we're focusing on a microgenre beloved by bibliophiles: books about books -- stories of librarians, bookstores, book sellers and book lovers. What's your favorite book about books? https://t.co/h0p4MobYML
Also this week: Tinto de verano -- chilled red wine with a splash of fizzy lemony soda -- is the drink of the summer! Brazilian cheesy bread is all the rage. And would you put pickles in your sauvignon blanc? It's our summer food and wine roundtable! https://t.co/gIod3qXP1Y
On this week's episode: A majority of Massachusetts voters support AI regulations, a Pittsfield hospital is sued after a Legionnaires disease outbreak and the latest in the BSO's ongoing sage: it's our Massachusetts news roundtable! https://t.co/qIjxmGcoIx
Also this week: The World Cup is over, but soccer fever rages on in Maine, and it all started back in 2015 with the championship-winning Lewiston High School Blue Devils! We learn more about the legacy of the team from author Amy Bass and Coach Dan Gish: https://t.co/kFTQEaietF
On this week's episode: We've got clean energy to thank for keeping our ACs on during the recent heat waves! Plus, New York says no way to new "hyperscale" AI data centers and the eating habits of free-roaming cats. It’s our environmental news roundtable! https://t.co/AmL8WUDuBX
Also on this week's show: Boston's summer mixtape is BACK, and it's the biggest one yet: two hours of music by local emerging artists spanning genres like jazz, hip-hop, indie rock and Afrobeats. Learn more about how it got made from the people behind it: https://t.co/szRYl8ayZD
This week: Did you know women are more prone to injuries from car accidents because manufacturers aren't required to use female crash-test dummies? That's just one way gender bias in product design is causing damage. Meet two women working to eliminate it: https://t.co/4AFyKv5Jz9