The Latest

Red Sox great Dwight Evans joined us today to discuss his book, written with Erik Sherman, DEWEY: BEHIND THE GOLD GLOVE.

Sean McAdam of MassLive.com talked with us about Alex Cora’s new contract and what to expect at next week’s trade deadline.

We got the lowdown on This Day in Rock & Roll History from Hall of Famer Mighty John Marshall on today’s Downtown.

Actress Julia Murney joined us to discuss her career and her role as Desiree in the Ogunquit Playhouse production of A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, playing through August 17.

Author Emily Locker joined us today to discuss her new novel, RUNNING MATES.

On this week’s Sports Lit 101, Bruce Pratt talks about the 40th anniversary edition of Aethlon, the Journal of the Sport Literature Association.

University of Maine football coach Jordan Stevens talked with us about CAA Media Day and the upcoming start of preseason practices.

Guests:  Dr. Joanne Freeman and John McEuen Historian Dr. Joanne Freeman, author of THE FIELD OF BLOOD, discusses political violence in America, past and present. Musician John McEuen, a founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, talks about his new solo album, THE NEWSMAN.                     […]

University of Maine professor Michael Socolow returned to the show to discuss media coverage of this year’s presidential race and the upcoming Summer Olympics.

On this week’s Message in the Bottle, Eric Mihan from Bangor Wine & Cheese Company takes us back to Spain.

John Karalis from Boston Sports Journal talked Celtics with us on today’s show.

Actress Kathleen Turner joined us today to discuss her role as Madame Armfeldt in A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at Ogunquit Playhouse, and to look back on her remarkable career. A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC plays through August 17 and you can get more information at ogunquitplayhouse,org

On this week’s Pass the Popcorn, Allen Adams discussed MY SPY: THE ETERNAL CITY and TWISTERS.

Broadcaster and actor Gary Tanguay joined us on this afternoon’s show to discuss the presidential race, the state of broadcasting, and Season 3 of THE BEAR.

Mighty John Marshall hops into the Way Back Machine for a look at This Day in Rock & Roll History.

Oscar-winning songwriter John DeNicola returned to the show to discuss his new single, KING OF HIS OWN WORLD.

Dr. Joanne Freeman, author of THE FIELD OF BLOOD, joined us this afternoon to discuss political vilence in America.

Singer-songwriter T. Graham Brown joined us to talk about his new album, FROM MEMPHIS TO MUSCLE SHOALS, and his new single with Wynonna, TAKE ME TO THE RIVER.

On this week’s Sports Lit 101, Bruce and Rich are joined by Adrian Markle, author of BRUISE.

Guests:  Terry McBride, Andrew Reynolds Terry McBride of McBride & The Ride talks about their career and their new live EP, scheduled for release this fall. Executive Producer Andrew Reynolds discusses the new ESPN 30-for-30 Podcast, SEARCHING FOR HOBEY BAKER.                    

Eric Mihan from Bangor Wine and Cheese Company joined us for Message in the Bottle, as we journeyed to Catalonia.  

We got the latest on the Celtics and Team USA, as we checked in with John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal.

Musician John McEuen joined us to discuss his new spoken word album, THE NEWSMAN.

Allen Adams shared his thoughts on FLY ME TO THE MOON and SPACE CADET on this week’s Pass the Popcorn.

Longtime Maine sportswriter Mike Lowe returned to the show this afternoon to talk Red Sox and more.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe joined us to talk Red Sox and more as we hit the All Star Break.

Mighty John Marshall gives us the lowdown on July 12th in music history.

Sean McAdam of MassLive joined us to talk about the surging Red Sox and how they may approach the trade deadline.

Terry McBride of McBride & The Ride joined us to discuss their new love EP and more.

Bruce Pratt discusses the new book, BIG TIME, by Rus Bradburd on Sports Lit 101.

Guests: Kevin McDonald, Gerry Beckley Kevin McDonald of Kids in the Hall talks about his career, the origins of KITH, and his City Winery Tour, which stops in Boston July 17 and New York on July 19.   Singer-Songwriter Gerry Beckley discusses his new solo album, GERRY BECKLEY, his friendship with the late Harry Nilsson, […]

Eric Mihan of Bangor Wine & Cheese Company talks with us about day-drinking.

John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal gets us caught up on the sale of the Celtics, new contracts, and more.

Allen Adams discusses “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” on this week’s edition.

Kevin McDonald of Kids in the Hall joined us today to talk about his City Winery Tour, which comes to Boston on July 17, and to look back at the group’s history and what their next collaboration might look like.

Mighty John Marshall lets us know about the big events of July 5th in music history.

Mighty John Marshall lets us know about the big events of June 28th in music history.

Doug and Emmy Jo from The New Zoo Revue returned to the show to talk about their appearance this weekend at The Super Mega Fest in Boston, Friday and Saturday at the Verve Hotel.

Gary Tanguay joined us to discuss the new season of THE BEAR, the Celtics’ NBA title, and more.

Executive Producer Andrew Reynolds talked with us about the new EPSN 30 for 30 Podcast, SEARCHING FOR HOBEY BAKER.

Singer-songwriter Gerry Beckley from the band America joined us to discuss his self-titled solo album, which comes out on Friday.

Sean McAdam from MassLive.com joined us to talk Red Sox on today’s show.

On this week’s Sports Lit 101, Bruce Pratt and Rich talk with editor Tom Hoffarth about his book on the great Vin Scully, PERFECT ELOQUENCE.

Guests: Paula Poundstone, Dean Butler              

We return to Germany with Eric Mihan of Bangor Wine and Cheese Company on this week’s Message in the Bottle.

John Karalis from Boston Sports Journal shares his thoughts on the Celtics’ victory parade and what to expect in the draft and the offseason.

Shawn Laatsch from the Versant Power Astronomy Center talks with us about July celestial events and what’s going on at the center.

On this week’s Pass The Popcorn, Allen Adams discusses TRIGGER WARNING.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe talks about the Celtics’ championship parade, the Red Sox, and more.

Comedian Paula Poundstone returns to the show to talk about her upcoming shows, including an appearance at Jonathan’s in Ogunquit on July 12.