Hearted Youtube comments on GBH News (@GBHNews) channel.

  1. I am so proud of this young man for telling his story and raising awareness.
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  2. Amazing bravery to tell his story. People need to know that Human Sex Trafficking is an enormous epidemic right here in the USA. Thank you for posting this video.
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  3. This is such an important story. We need more employers to evaluate employees based on their analytical abilities and willingness to learn and to hire from high school!
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  4. This was a brave story for this man to tell. I give him so much credit and I am glad he is safe and successful. I am glad he put that monster in prison.
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  5. The way this is shot makes it feel like something from kids tv in the 2000s. I love it.
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  6. "Those that don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it."
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  7. This is local news??? I need more local news just like this is
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  8. Thanks for getting her name out there. We want answers.
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  9. When I saw they found her a place, my heart breathed a huge sigh of relief. I've been homeless before, and I know the feeling of uncertainty and wandering. I'm finally in my place, and I'm not letting anyone or myself cheat me out of this blessing. Thank God she was able to get a place.
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  10. So glad that she has found an apartment. Wishing her nothing but the best from this point
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  11. This is an amazing format for an interview!! And Chris Fleming and the host had great chemistry hahaha
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  12. Who needs Michelin when you have the Phantom Gourmet? 🤣
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  13. This entire series was a tremendous piece of journalism and storytelling. Thank you!
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  14. Holy crap. This is so well written and presented i feel moved and like i was living through this. It's amazing.
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  15. “The stronger that my body became, the stronger my mind became. And I slowly started to let go of the anxiety.” Powerful story Jose 🙏🏻 Thank you for sharing such a vulnerable story. Thank you GBH news for giving Jose this platform. A seriously overlooked issue experienced by boys, and who do they have to turn to? I hope they find the same courage and healing Jose did 🙏🏻
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  16. Respect to this dad! He’s out there doing all he can to provide. Wishing him and his daughter the very best. 🙏🏻
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  17. chris fleming is so great i joined the online cult that worships him the minute I saw that first episode of gail doing that line of granola and vacuuming her driveway. Also i wholeheartedly agree that jimmy buffett does indeed come down the chimney when you turn 50 and tell you to give the bird to your dreams.
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  18. I binged the first 4 episodes while waiting for a flight from Boston to San Francisco. On my way to the airport, I took the Fort Point to the Ted Williams tunnel and dropped my rental car off at a garage that used to be an East Boston neighborhood, flattened by Ed King. While eating an airport sandwich, I suddenly realized that it too was likely prepared in a facility sitting where the Olmsted-designed Wood Island Park once was (before being bulldozed by Ed King). The totality of what I was learning and experiencing hit me like a truck. Hats off to the GBH news team for creating such a fantastic series.
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  19. This series is phenomenal.
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  20. I do not want this amazing series to end. Hats off to everyone involved.
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  21. Wow, what an incredibly well done documentary. I have no investment in Boston, but I was sucked in. Bravo!
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  22. Ian… GBH….. the whole team…THANK YOU! Everyone I know in RI thinks I’m nuts for investing so much of my time in this series. But as a dam removal project administrator… this has been THE best therapy tool. I never want the series to end.
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  23. Anyone else watching this to fill in their mail-in ballot?
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  24. Come for the story; stay for the endless footage of bumper-to-bumper traffic on the most hated urban highway in US history.
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  25. This was an excellent program, thank you. The questions were very good and Doris Kearns Goodwin was excellent in her responses. Good Job.
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  26. I've never been to Boston, but I heard about the Big Dig on the periphery while I was growing up with conservative parents. I am absolutely enthralled by this podcast and I honestly don't want it to end.
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  27. What a beautiful couple. The host is great. Amazing couple
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  28. The song is just SO GOOD it's impossible for anyone to keep their boots still
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  29. Bird is the word.
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  30. I think this is the best interview I've ever seen, with one of my favourite people! Loved it
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  31. This series on the big dig was incredibly fascinating story of the history of it. As a young teen I’m western Canada I was very fascinated and intrigued about the big dig. Thank you for the incredible backstory that led to its construction.
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  32. I am so happy this lady found a nice home!God bless her.❤️
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  33. I love his style. He looks like a time traveler.
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  34. The bravery to come forward and tell this story to bring awareness and help other young vulnerable boys is so inspiring!!
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  35. Thought provoking piece about our criminal justice system. Please keep telling these stories!
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  36. Another excellent episode! Outstanding journalism and podcast values. An incisive point of view but still even-handed treatment of those involved.
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  37. I don't know how I found this series, but I'm glad I did. Your work was thorough and entertaining; you truly did an outstanding job. Many times large infrastructure projects only focus on the impact of the majority, but you did a wonderful job showing the sacrifice of the people in the community for the greater good. Being about your age, I too remember glimpses of the central artery when my father would take me into Boston for a day. We usually parked under it, and took the T around the city. Years later visiting the city it just felt like the city was always designed that way with everything being open. It's not until you look back at the size of the project do you realize how greatly it has impacted the city. Not only has it improved the quality of life for those living in it, but anyone traveling to, or thorough it as well. And lest we forget how much it has helped out Logan airport as well. In the end, the juice was definitely worth the squeeze.
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  38. This documentary is one of the best things I've seen in YouTube for a long time! Thanks!
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  39. I love Gregory Maguire!! I met him once in my 9th grade English class field trip to go see him speak. As he signed my book I said, "Thank you for writing Elphaba the way you did. I so relate to her." And he said, "Thank you, and yeah, me too. I relate to Elphaba to." It blew my mind at that time that two people from such different ages/walks of life could connect so much to the same character - but of course they can! The beauty of art and great writing <3 💚
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  40. RIP Shawn and Lynn. Thinking of you both a lot today on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. I still remember seeing that big smile in the corridors of St. Teresa's where we went to school. God keep you both safe
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  41. Such a beautiful girl, from a wonderful father! He works, this world is so unfair. I woke up , this was my first video, and i am crying- I am so happy this ended right. They had to leave! Mass is just too expensive. 😢
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  42. I'm glad everyone understands that to have a dynamic nightlife a city must have transportation that runs later than 1am. Boston should also change its attitude towards vending on the street, and allow diverse locals to benefit from the economy. It's all no brainer stuff. Let's see how the new nightlife czar performs.
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  43. This has been an excellent series so far. I hope GBH will do a segment on the related work for the north-south rail link (whose ground work was completed as part of the Big Dig) and commuter rail modernization, which the the MBTA is roundly failing to do promptly. We NEED good government with the capacity and capability to manage large public works projects.
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  44. Been listening on Spotify but thought I'd add a comment here. As an aspiring transportation planning student from the West Coast, I've been inspired and enthralled by both the story and the storyline of this series. It is a truly touching piece on the importance - and difficulty - of local activism. Thanks for your work, guys!
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  45. I can't believe how interesting this is. I have been anticipating each Wednesday for another episode. Great job!
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  46. We need Papa Gino's to go international
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  47. Wonderful series. Thanks for all the incredible color behind a story that spanned most of my lifetime. Around 2000 I got a tour of the then under construction tunnel and got to walk out on the Zakim bridge before any traffic would cross it. I was blown away by how lovely the bridge framed the Boston skyline. Thanks to all who fought for the best possible answer to this challenge. Too bad the MBTA which was supposed to benefit from the scheme Z compromise ended up in its current state of underfunding by being raided for funds to finish the Big Dig. I suppose we will eventually hear about that part!
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  48. As someone who was born in the 90s, I only knew of the Big Dig as an ice cream flavor - this provided me with so much history and context - can't wait for the next episode
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  49. Thanks for this. I look forward to watching more as a kid who grew up in Boston during this project.
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  50. This is such an important and under represented story. Appreciate the straightforward approach of just presenting the facts of Onyx’s situation without agenda. Speaks for itself and allows him to do the same. It’s clear what a difficult place to navigate this is and how easy it is to wind up re incarcerated despite one’s best efforts or intentions. Would love to see more like this!
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  51. Incredible that you are providing content of this quality for free. This is so well done, thanks!
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  52. I heard the name Jordan Levy and I thought I remembered that name. I lived in Worcester (at WPI) early to mid 80s. He was the mayor there wasn't he. I didn't know he just passed away a month ago either. This episode is fascinating. It is telling how many of the people involved declined to be interviewed. This is a great series, well done.
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  53. Incredible Onyx. So glad to see you constantly moving forward. We will see you soon!
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  54. I love to see how GBH has such a rich archive!
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  55. Yes!!! More Big Dig content!
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  56. this is such a fantastic, well-produced podcast, and an important document that captures the history of the big dig
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  57. This is the best podcast ever. Some how this episode turned into House of Cards / West Wing / Came of thrones. But it has todo with the Big dig.
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  58. I’ll always think of September 11th as a terrible tragedy. It’s not just something I heard about.
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  59. What a beautiful tribute 💛 Rest in peace to those who died So sorry to them and their loved ones 🕊🤍
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  60. Very well done. As a lifelong Bostonian it was great to understand things i only saw as a kid. Hats off and much thanks to WGBH. So great to see our local station exploring and informing us about our city and providing insite to help us make better choices..i hope..OH anyone else notice that in all the clips no one used their blinkas
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  61. I'm so glad she found a home. God bless her.
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  62. 10/10 eclipse content
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  63. some of the best sites in Stow are the towns of Bolton and Harvard hahaha
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  64. Having lived in or around Boston half my life and old enough to remember the central artery when I was younger this podcast really hits home. I started listening to it on Apple podcasts and found it on YouTube and had to rewatch the first 5 episodes. It's even better on YouTube with the old videos and it's simply the best podcast/documentary I've ever listened to or watched. This series is a complete masterpiece.
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  65. We have been following pinball for a few years. I’m so glad she was freed. We must stop creating these situations!
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  66. It is always interesting to see something of the past and how it shaped the present day. However, I think it must be stated that you could only imagine what would have been if the highway progress wasn't stopped when it did. Luckily, remnants of the time is still completely visible on Google Maps so here is a little guide, starting from the south working northward.... Canton, MA: Where I-95 makes a sharp turn and I-93 ends, you can actually see the clove-leaf intersection with 2 pigtails heading north. This was where I-95 was suppose to continue into Boston. If you continue northward from there, you will get past the woods to the Providence/Stoughton Commuter Rail line. You can continue on that rail line (eventually connecting to the MBTA Orange Line) into Boston to see where the I-95 was suppose to go. Boston, MA: On the Boston side, you can see the bottom portion of the Inner City Beltway and in fact, people drive along it every day. However, it goes by a different name, Melnea Cass Blvd/Mass Ave Connector. Somerville, MA: Although there was great discussion of the highway being proposed to go through Cambridge, MA, it should be noted of where the northern section of the Inner City Beltway was to be connected to present day I-93. Looking at Somerville where the I-93 Northbound exit towards Sullivan Square and where Storrow Drive connects to I-93, you can still see the little offshoot where the northern portion was suppose to begin.
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  67. Thank you GBH News team for sharing this story. It's so important to realize that while this happened 50 years ago in the past, it's still very much a story of the present, and great job highlighting that through sharing the stories of Linda and Leola.
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  68. Love this series! As aProud Masshole, born and raised, the depth of history to be learned here is incredible. Keep ‘em coming!
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  69. CONGRATULATIONS QUEEN B!
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  70. Thank you for this. I worked for a few months in Boston in the mid nineties. Looked at drainage in the rail yards related to the "big dig" which i knew little about. Its wonderful to see the bigger picture 30 years later. Thank you.
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  71. To say that we were traumatized is a understatement the horrible dreams never stop. I do recognize these two beautiful ladies we all went through it together. They look great, but we will never forget ever we were just children being made to go someplace when we didn’t want to and was afraid I’m sorry ladies. We just continue to take these days, one at a time literally!
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  72. I love Carlos! Adorable couple
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  73. This felt like watching a documentary made in the 2000s, in a good way.
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  74. It's ridiculous for anyone to say there aren't black cowboys or girls. We have Paniolo in Hawaii, aka Hawaiian Cowboys, and Japanese, Chinese and all races here and music to go along with it! God bless you all! I love Beyonce's new songs! Thank you!
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  75. This series is SOO good. New episode made my day :)
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  76. That’s jazz❣️
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  77. Thank you so much for bringing this to light. It is so important to hear not just from experts and historians, but also those who lived through these events. Personal narratives are such a critical part of story telling. Watching this, you cant help but feel the heartbreak of those children feeling hated for simply wanting equality.
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  78. This is a tough situation. The U.S. doesn't offer quality prison rehabilitation then, most times, there's little to no support when men get out of prison. People go into prison with mental health problems and are more likely to come out with worse mental health problems. It's difficult not to judge ex-prisoners because of these issues.
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  79. Born and raised in Boston but also lived in D.C. and Miami area and visited NYC, Chicago, L.A., SF, Austin, Houston, Atlanta. Our food scene is good by national standards, but I'd still rank it below the other cities I mentioned where I've lived and visited. A lot of our ethnic cuisines are lacking. We have a large Vietnamese population yet it's hard to find quality Vietnamese food. I had better Vietnamese cuisine in South Florida despite the relative paucity of Vietnamese there. The Mexican food remains dismal despite the rapid growth of the Mexican population. Besides Baltimore, we probably have the worst food scene of any major city from D.C. and north.
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  80. Do you think gas-powered leaf blowers should be banned?
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  81. All the pictures of Chis as a wee child awww
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  82. Proud of you, Onyx! Grateful to have witnessed a bit of the behind the scenes of this powerful film ❤
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  83. Longtime journalist here. This series should be required listening for young journalists on so many levels. Awesome research and reporting, which leads to top-notch writing and storytelling. But beyond that, it's a great inside look on how government affairs work, how and why decisions are made, how personalities and politics can alter those decisions, and how, in the end, we are all human and everyone has a story.
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  84. As a Welsh speaker my gut wrenches when I hear the s sound.
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  85. God I have been loving this series. It's so damn engrossing I have been dreading when it comes to an end.
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  86. This series is so good! I love the video version for showing the key players AND giving us a glimpse of the local artist's paintings. And the muddy earth. A picture is truly worth a thousand words. I remember hearing about Bechtel being a powerful company able to build cities -- but never got such a detailed look at their actual work and relationship to government agencies. Bravo!
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  87. Affordable housing is a public health crisis. We need people to step up and build affordable duplexes to sell. Not rent. And keep it affordable.
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  88. So in short, and as with most things in history, it's the French's fault.
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  89. This series is not only so well done but highlights so many areas where our government can fail
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  90. I remember when the Big Dig finally opened. I thought it was the coolest thing ever and made me want to be an engineer.
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  91. It's like saying Righteous Brothers shouldnt sing soul back in the 60s, but actually very few people said anything. They were just talented artists who sang soul and that was a part of the music business.
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  92. Jim’s the best. He will be missed.
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  93. Thank you GBH, for letting this be seen and heard. We know that little has changed! It’s just a little silent these days.😢
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  94. Love this little mini series, the testimony and audio clips are the icing on the cake for me personally 💯🔥
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  95. Happy Bday to all leapers 🎉
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  96. I love crows and havens, i'm Baltimore Havens fan, hope they came to Framingham, MA.
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  97. Never heard of Michelin stars but then I’m from south of Boston.
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  98. YES LET THE T RUN LATE
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  99. Amazing! WGBH showing the real stories of whats happening to those that go through re-entry in Boston! This will assist in necessary changes being made!! Powerful story, praying you grow abundantly in peace, prosperity and the presence of the Lord! ❤
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  100. Very powerful piece!
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  101. Powerful piece Onyx. Hope you continue on this positive path!
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  102. You have presented the story of this massive project in such an interesting way. I look forward to these podcasts each week. Thank you
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  103. You both are famous🎉❤
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  104. The amount of memories I've never considered remembering are all being drug up by this series. kudos to GBH!
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  105. Her speaking voice is incredible.
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  106. Thank you for this. I couldn’t get mine for the first time this week.
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  107. Thank you for doing this amazing series. I learned so much about this project and even though I dont remeber the elevated structure, the historian in me appreciates it and all the history of the dig. We will certainly be talking about it for generations.
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  108. I love this podcast. In true Well There's Your Problem fashion, we don't get to the construction stage until over 3 hours in (and I'd have it no other way). I also appreciate that this series at least recognizes that the People Before Highways protests were often naturally related in the Housing/Rent protests in Boston of the 1960s.
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  109. This is some great telling of the story behind The Big Dig. I’m enjoying every second of it. Thank you so much for producing this!
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  110. Rest in Peace. I was working downtown in NYC on 9/11. I was 29 years old. God Bless them.
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  111. A huge thank you to the team at WGBH and Ian Causs for creating this truly needed story on the Big Dig. I found this show when it was on it's third episode, and I have been looking forward to Wednesday afternoons ever since. Ian, please make more series on Boston public infrastructure, it is such an interesting facet of This beautiful city's character. God bless all of you.
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  112. This was amazing. I grew up poor and white. Lived in mixed neighborhoods and schools. I cannot even imagine treating babies, people as this world has treated our brothers and sisters. Amen
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  113. Very intriguing and insightful! Thank you Onyx for being brave enough to share your story and let others in on your life! You are destined for greatness, never give up!! ❤
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  114. Thanks for sharing your story, Onyx
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  115. There story telling was as good as a award winning movie script. For a documentary chanced being boring , and yet came out quite entertaining. Backtracking events , enhanced the narrative. And the real life participants on their voice overs was just the icing on the cake. The footage seemed a bit worn, but again, back then there was no 4K cameras and enhanced editing software unless you paid through the nose to get AVID stuff. Please keep on churning stuff out of your library, nowithstabding the low click counts. It matters a lot, specially with such compromised quality editorial.
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  116. Great deep dive! I love that the city signage is ubiquitous across the state and never thought about it being book-shaped. Certainly a testament to the AASHO that their sign designs from 1935 have stood the test of time!
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  117. Thank you! What a great series. I can't wait until the next episode is released.
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  118. Doing this at a time when there isn’t traffic really stacked the deck. You should try again when there is and driving takes twice as long but the train is the same.
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  119. Great work , my hats off to GBH.
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  120. The Italian restaurants can get a bit samey with their menus. Pubs, burger joints, & hotel bars are also pretty predictable. Love Dine Out Boston for trying new places. My go-to places for higher end dining are Harvest, Mistral, Ostra, & Giulia's. MIDA seems really promising & I enjoy Toscano as well.
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  121. "A highway miracle knifing through the heart of new England" nice choice of wording.
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  122. This series is amazing. I have been absolutely hooked. Waiting on each new episode like a new season of Yellowstone. Not to mention I’m from NJ, but still this is fascinating, very well done, impressive research and great attention to details. ‘The Big Dig’ has always been on my mind for some reason 😂 and this series is a MUST for any other heavy highway construction nuts like me. Five Star rating, 10 out of 10. This is good content.
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  123. This i a great series! I have been listening and watching intently. At 51 as a life long MA resident, I never really knew what was happening beyond the "Scheme Z" and "Budget Overrun" headlines.
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  124. It was such a joy to be in the studio with Jim and Marjorie!
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  125. Ya'll was putting that food away 😂... I absolutely love Paris
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  126. This reminds me of the list of fake Massachusetts towns. My favorite is Dunstable's lesser-known cousin Unstable.
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  127. Important story than needs to be told. Thank you!
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  128. This has been one of the most amazing podcasts for a project that defined much of my childhood. Thank you for your work in producing it… now I dont know what im going to do homework to while i finish this semester out
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  129. This is Betty Williams my family 🙏🙏❤❤❤love my family, this makes me get so emotional 😢I pray that someone with a heart really listen, this was my history 😢💔🙏❤💙♥
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  130. I don't live in Boston, nor will I ever see any part of these river crossings with my own eyes, but it's a fascinating walk through a notorious construction project that made world news for years.
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  131. Yay! Great show! Darcangelo family is my favorite family!
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  132. These have outstanding production value and are densely packed with consumable science, love it! 👍
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  133. Healthcare staff dancing while working to Vey country music even surgeons performing surgery and ER crews 👏 🎉❤
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  134. Maybe not banned but should incentivize ones that are quieter and reduce or eliminate polluting fumes and employers should require use of ear protection.
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  135. I simply was taken away by their beautiful duet!💝💕 I could listen to them all day. Their voices were soothing.
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  136. Bee Gees Massachusetts
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  137. Thoughtful and powerful.
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  138. Cool to see where they record on regular days when they’re not at the library!
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  139. I already did! I went to a trade school for welding. I like what I do! There is no debt for me, and it's something I enjoy.
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  140. Also, commuter rail is purple for a royal historical nod.
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  141. What a great tribute
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  142. The Celtic is pronounced as a K because it’s a Greek origin loaned word and should be pronounced with a k not a S. The football and basketball teams pronounce it wrong because they pronounce it the English than Gaelic and welsh way. Scorland was its own prior to the 17th century with 5:39 King James VI/I. Same as Ulster Ireland wasn’t colonized prior to the Tudor and Stuart periods either. Plus my Hen Daid hated the Cumraig being referred as Celts as they were different from the Irish and Scottish as well as the British. Cymru was invaded by the Anglo-Saxons, Normans, Romans, and conquered by the Rnhlish in 13th century. They were Welsh by the Anglos Savona Jutes and Normans and their coubtry was called Galles/Wales by thrm(which means foreigner in thr Fermanic and Norse languages like the word Celtic in Greek before being derived into Latin).
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  143. One of your best episodes!
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  144. ❤Absolutely great song!!! ❤Congrats Beyonce❤love from Finland❤❤❤❤
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  145. I find it very good and would dine in Boston more often, if it were not for the traffic and parking, so when I do dine out it is in the suburbs,
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  146. Thank you and well done! I'm looking forward to the whole series.
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  147. I’m all caught up! This is just what I was hoping to watch tonight 🎉 many thanks again for this lovely documentary ❤
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  148. Special place in my heart for PBS and GBH. Family couldnt afford cable as a kid but the shows and content were Gold. Thank you.
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  149. Thank you for this. As a person with a long commute, it is hard to find options for food late at night.
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  150. This is the episode we've all been waiting for since we saw that trailer.
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  151. Happy hour, get rid of liquor licenses, late night T 3 nights a week, relax restrictions on bars, create nightlife zones where public drinking is allowed and there's plenty of police
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  152. This is a REAL INSIDE Look of One's Personal Account of What Life Has Dealt Him & What He's Doing With The SECOND CHANCE He Has.. THANK YOU For Sharing Your LIFE STORY with US! LIKE.. FOLLOW & SHARE. 🙏💯🫶❤️💪🔥
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  153. This is a great piece of work, both parts, you should be very proud.
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  154. Enlightening video!
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  155. This was an amazing journey for someone who doesn't live in Boston. Truly excellent work. Thank you Ian and GBH. Thanks also to Fred for demonstrating Steve Jobs level vision and determination.
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  156. I really enjoyed the podcast. You brought a very thoughtful and thorough history to a very interesting civil project.
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  157. Such an excellent series so far! It has pulled so many pieces into place, insightful, well researched, and most of all, interesting.
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  158. Just made me love Margery even more. I can't stop laughing and I'm glad she's ok.🤣
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  159. Callie, this lifts my spirits to see! Thank you for sharing your fabulous collection! 🎅🏾
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  160. All those who lost their life that day had their story . 💔 they had family friends loved ones and lives and dreams . They had plans . May we never forget .
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  161. Love the whole family! What a great segment. I am so happy for Lavender, she is living her dream and doing it with so much grace. 💜
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  162. Thank you so much for this beautiful interview! What an honor.
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  163. BEAUTIFUL
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  164. Same. These works are so few and far between ❤
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  165. This was very informative. Thank you!
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  166. i didnt know boston accents could sound nice, but hearing fred salvucci talk was actually pleasant 👀
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  167. Congrats on another phenomenal episode! These have become highlights of my weeks for me.
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  168. I've never been more interested in a series than this one.
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  169. Thank you for the positive Review , George F. Bova Jr... Partner A. Bova's & Sons Bakery
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  170. Never thought a video about town names would make me hungry
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  171. Thank god for PBS and WGBH
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  172. Looove this series! As a fellow massachusetts native, i find this so interesting. I remember being a little kid and trying to navigate boston with my dad during the big dig on our way to fenway park 😂😂. Already looking forward to next wednesday!!!
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  173. Let me the first to say, refreshing video. I listen to gbh and hear comments about your collection. Now I finally see it in all of its glory. Well done. Keep the spirit.
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  174. Love Deb's shirt!!!
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  175. You're so brave. Thank you for sharing your story and giving someone out there the courage to overcome their suffering. You are the kind of person I respect and admire.
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  176. It’s faster by car from Worcester to Boston but returning in the afternoon, it’s much slower by car.
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  177. When I lived in Europe I asked my Irish and Scottish friends if it was pronounced Keltic or Seltic? Do you know what they all told me? It depends if you're Catholic or a Protestant!
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  178. Also theres a swiss metal band named Celtic Frost, and they pronunce it as "Keltic Frost".
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  179. Great stuff, keep it up!
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  180. Great interview by gbh team. Congratulations!
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  181. Running black women is a great idea. Amen
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  182. 🌲excellent report. We need some non profit volunteer groups to plant trees in these urban areas. Trees are necessary for human health and for combatting climate change.
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  183. Captivating is the word for this podcast. Thank you for all the hard work making this. As someone who grew up with the Big Dig, so much of this was unknown to me.
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  184. What a Awesome interview!
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  185. I appreciate the thoughtful analysis here.
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  186. I looked at the playlist, and It is great, but I feel that It missed the massive little league sports game opening music theme of Shipping up to Boston - Dropkick Murphys. Other songs that could be included are M.T.A - Kingston Trio; which is just a classic song. Please come to Boston- Joan Baez; she got her start in Cambridge and this written by Dave Loggins after a Tour of LA, Boston, and Denver. Sweet Caroline- Neil Diamond; Fenway classic. Dirty Water - The Standells; I mean classic sting and song. ADHD - Joyner Lucas; more recent but gotta show some love to Worcester locals. Also Teamarr is really good and from MA, but I don't know a song that fits maybe Smith a Westin because the gun company is from Springfield. Boston - Patty Griffin. Cool it now - New edition; start of Boston stars Bobby Brown, and Bell Biv Devoe. Also maybe a Bad Bunny song as he does have a day now. Bo Burnham is also from MA, and he does talk about his experience in the song Problematic, but I don't know if that is as universal as it is for me generation. Hopefully my mind mess is readable :)
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  187. More street music, change liquor license law that limits number in less wealthy neighborhoods, get rid of curfew.
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  188. And to add to all of that, they also need food places to stay open later so we can grab something to eat before we head home 🤷🏼‍♀️
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  189. I'm from New England and I've watched PBS and WGBH all my life and I don't think there's a better national treasure to the United States than PBS and all its affiliates. Thank you
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  190. I also want to say PBS is our national Treasure. And WGBH is Massachusetts treasure. Question anyone who wants to stop the funding of the arts and humanities. Public broadcasting should always be protected. Frontline and American experience and all the other great programming are a gift to our people.
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  191. Thank you for this.
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  192. Beautiful,but sad,the colors used are mixed with various emotions ,wanting to stand out proud,yet a feeling of ambivalence from the outside .
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  193. Listening to the both of you every day while during lockdown truly saved me. I'm now at work in person every day so I can't listen to you live but thankful for the recordings
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  194. I was learning English while listening your show 25 years ago driving to my first job. Nostalgia!
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  195.  @GBHNews  I am an international student have experience in computer aided drug design and genome sequence , is their any remote job available I am a gap year student , graduated high school at 2023 .
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  196. Thanks GBH and Ian. Amazing work
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  197. This was an amazing series. Great job
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  198. Nicely done, Ian and GBH! Thank you for the content!
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  199. This fabulous synopsis led to me subscribing…so thank you. Great, succinct, post👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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  200. Love this story - the series is captivating. Great work!
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  201. I have those six phases of the project on my office wall
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  202. Happy birthday to all who was born on leep yaer🎉 🎉🎉
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  203. Debates are nice, but Senate needs to accomplish goals in the Capitol to accomplish citizen benefits,; not promoting themselves.
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  204. GBH makes the best public radio content hands down. KQED needs to up their game. So funny that there is security footage. Everyone does it at some point Margery.
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  205. Words of wisdom from NH: "Do not walk through any glass walls." (I would add, "And don't get locked in the bathroom.") Thanks to all the crew for your hard work up there on our behalf!
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  206. As someone originally from The Cape, I remember these signs as a kid, they're unique to Massachusetts and very cool. I never realized the history on these.
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  207. Truly an amazing person. He also grew up in Mission Hill I believe!
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  208. Excellent series!
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  209. As a transplant from the south, who arrived after the BigDig finished, I have always wanted more context. Thanks for this, and keep it up!!
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  210. Lynn is absolutely gorgeous, almost angelic!!! Beautiful couple!!! I'm so sorry for what happened to you 😢❤. If I could've switched places with you on that day I'd do it in a heartbeat!!! Bless you both and your families. RIP ❤
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  211. This is part of an ongoing series from @gbhnews! If you have been #PricedOut, we'd love to hear from you.
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  212. Wow! Very interesting.
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  213. Great episode Edgar 👏👏
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  214. DO NOT TAKE THE MATTRESS! Unless you want some teeny tiny new pets, which could either be STIs or bedbugs.
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  215. Mr Braude, I've never been to Boston, but your's is the first face I think of, when someone mentions the place. You will be missed.
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  216. Seeing others here is a great way of finding people with similar minds, because let’s face it, not everyone we know was waiting for the latest podcast episode of the big dig to drop :)
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  217. “Worth it for WHOM!” For Pete’s sake, GBH is PBS! Of all stations, PBS ought to know. Signed, A pseudo grammar nerd.
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  218. Great start to the series! :)
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  219. As a lifelong Massachusetts man who grew up in the 90s-00s I loved every second of this
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  220. This just keeps on being great
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  221. ❤️ you WGBH!
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  222. Vampire Weekend- Walcott
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  223. 1) Extend the curfew/last call. 2) give the late night T a chance 3) when summer hits all the students are gone, so you're left with tourists BUT there's so many summer fall activities, winter is a dead zone
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  224. Not enough live music or outdoor music.
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  225. You doing great my brother my story just like yours I was raised by my sister and did 11 years in prison now I’m 35 years old just got off probation and been married for three traveling the world with my wife
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  226. PBS is our national treasure
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  227. That was an excellent interview. I could listen to both of these brilliant women all day. Their analysis was spot on. I believe Democrats will do very well. Most pollsters do not talk to Black voters or voters of colors. As Mrs. Brown stated, Black Georgians are motivated and Ms. Abrams is going to win.
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  228. Excellent doc, brings back memories when I lived there (89-93) and nightmares of driving to Logan to catch a plane somewhere.
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  229. I probably should have been looking to see my car in all that I-93 gridlock footage. 😂
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  230. An absolutely wonderful start to my day watching this........ literally laughed out loud a few times. Love these 2
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  231. Hi from a Portuguese guy living in England that is a huge fan for many years! Keep up the good work!
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  232. No. But I’m trying to be a cybersecurity engineer with history degree.
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  233. Must see TV! Thanks for this enlightening preview and great discussion.
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  234. THIS was great. I learned quite a few things about the fight for reparations that I never knew before. Thank you SO MUCH. AND, I will continue to listen.
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  235. Been great to hear this story unfold! Watching your beautiful City be transformed! Thanks for sharing!
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  236. Absolutely loving this series
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  237. This series has been phenomenal! Great work, and I can't wait for the next episode!
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  238. I've been loving this series, but man it is amazing how much I had blocked out the central artery from my memory! I used to hate driving to Logan so bad that I would pay extra to fly out of PWM and arrive at BOS in a turboprop! Now that it's all done and behind us, I don't really mind driving there anymore.
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  239. Loved this!
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  240. Omg, the footage and Jim's reaction! 😅 High-quality reenactment!! This video was basically a recap of Friday's show. Move over, Best Of BPR podcast!
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  241. Many, if not most, of those beautiful signs have been replaced by dull rectangular signs. I really miss the old signs.
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  242. Had no idea! Fascinating!
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  243. Wonderful!
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  244. tant qu'il y'aura ,sur cette terre , des sociopathes , des racistes, des xénophobes , des criminels, ....des homophobes ..le monde ne sera jamais en paix .Un être humain, quelle qu'elle soit son orientation sexuelle mérite respect et a le droit de vivre librement sa vie du moment qu'il ne fait du mal à personne et que la loi est censée de protéger normalement .Thank you for sharing the emotional testimony .May Rita Hester 's soul rest in peace .
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  245. Wishing one of our finest a long life. I have always admired the Tuskegee Airmen and have met a few of them over the years in NYC at the Black Expos - there were always represented there and I would be so happy to engage in conversation and let them know how proud I was of them - I am from a military family.
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  246. Literally had a conversation about how this works a month or 2 ago at the beach.
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  247. I love this story. Thank you for sharing.
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  248. I take the train in preference due to the variability of the drive. If you leave way before 6 then it's mostly ok but you still hit traffic. Train is pretty predictable and you can reuse the time for work or relaxation. Yes the train could be a lot quicker (electrify it!!!!) and the schedules should be a lot more frequent. The times I take the car are when I need to leave late or need more flexibility in the day.
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  249. Excellent as always Edgar Jim Bigdog
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  250. That is so cool
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  251. an intelligent discussion...so pleasant to hear.
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  252. From Nashville, Tn
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  253. For goodness sake, SHE was born n raised in TEXAS!! music is music , lighten up🤦🏻‍♀️
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  254. Great series. I hope to see more like this.
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  255. Well done, Well done
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  256. This is such a well done video, I love this so much as someone who grew up in Medford for 24 years from 96 onward. I only vaguely remember the big dig as a child. This project was definitely over budget, but has breathed life into the cities downtown, I am forever grateful for all those who protested the inner belt highway. Somerville and Cambridge’s now very expensive real estate and some of the coolest areas would have been destroyed. Boston is so highly sought after now for its density and urbanism and that is kept alive thanks to the brave folks who took time out of their day to protest. I for one love seeing this small tree that is growing on the dead inner belt loop off-shoot on the upper deck of 93 north. It is so symbolic of growth being better than destruction. I am not sure if I am the only one who notices it, but I always point it out to my wife and family. I am saddened that highways have blown through such beautiful places like the middlesex fells reservation and down the mystic through my hometown and I hope that we can someday at least guide it back to being more harmonious and stop expanding the highways with “one more lane bro” it never solves any congestion and we can’t even keep up with the cost of road and highway construction as it is.
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  257. one of the best clips on the topic, thorough and informative - thank you!
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  258. That acadia green Subaru 2.5 rs with the gold wheels at 50:36...rare care today
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  259. Let's be real: He had more time on his commute. A lot more time.
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  260. 🔥
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  261. I wasn't sure Simcos was still there. We always stopped there when wecwent to Houghton's Pond in the way back (60's) Then it was called Simcos on the bridge with foot long hot dogs.😂
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  262. Fantastic
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  263. Songs that stand out right away are of course Dirty Water and Olde Cape Cod. Plus we must have something from James Taylor, Aerosmith, Boston, J. Geils, the Cars. I'm sure there are a lot of bands I'm forgetting. Finally that one hit wonder Roadrunner from the '70s. "I'm in love with Massachusetts, with the radio on"
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  264. Is better then most cities
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  265. 5:12 Epi*taph*, not epi*thet*. Close, though! 😻
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  266. GOD IS GREAT! CHANGES ARE REAL. WE MUST APPLY ALL THE GOOD WE CAN.
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  267. 🎉🎉
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  268. Seriously thank you so much for this. I watched and experienced the tail end of the completion of the dig during my childhood and always thought about deep diving and finding out all the history, so thank you!!
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  269. I’m teaching online in Kansas, with Native American students around the nation. Learning to record, post, modify material for the past 10 months has been incredibly hard. I’d like this student to know that instructors are aware of the immense variety of technical problems each one can run into, and she is not alone—we’re all going through it, too. YouTube keeps me connected—and has been an invaluable teaching tool.
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  270. Very cool. I love PBS so much. We are #BostonStrong always.
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  271. It's SOOOOOOOO cool to see my Family Members, long before 13 years before I was born. It feels so nice to see my Grandmother, Victoria Bell, and Aunts, Uncles' when they were just kids making history. My mother, only 8yo in this video, looks so adorable... like I've never seen her before. What is not discussed here was they were LITERALLY in 1000s of Magazine, Newspapers, Videos, and News reports around the WORLD. Some of them have passed away so it's a nice thing to see them brought back to life in a way by film from the Early 1960s.
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  272. Love you guys!
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  273. Love these two.
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  274. So cool for her.
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  275. How long will the job take 30 years of construction?!!
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  276. "I teach confidence, I don't teach finance"....I love that!!
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  277. Great Work!! Stand up Gentlemen!!
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  278. 3:41 i did say that..
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  279. Brilliant series. Bravo. Each episode has been a voyage.
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  280. Fantastic job, thanks for the whole series. As someone who has never lived in Boston but has always been interested in the Big Dig this is so good.
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  281. This was a great series, I found the first episode by accident and watched all of them. I live in SE Wisconsin so the only thing we really heard about the Big Dig was the death from the panel separation and the cost and schedule overruns. This was a very balanced presentation of the concerns of all. I wish we could have a rational discussions of more infrastructure projects.
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  282. Great job putting this together. Knowing the history of this project has made me appreciate it so much more.
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  283. What a nice ending! I truly appreciate this video adaptation providing footage of the open spaces created by moving the HIGHway UNDERground. BRAVO!!
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  284. Enjoyed the podcast very much from the other side of the ocean. Nine episodes of slow TV, I really loved it. Gave both the insight that things are different over there as well as that things are pretty much the same.
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  285. Excellent segment! As a journalist this topic is very important for me to consider. Thank you Tibisay Zea for bringing their work to light!
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  286. I have to say I knew a lot less about the big dig as a new Englander born in the mid 80's than I thought I did. There are decades and layers i had no idea about. Loving it so far.
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  287. This has been interesting ! Looking forward to Episodes 5 thru 9 of your Big Dig Podcasts ! That Zakim Bridge is Beautiful ! ❤
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  288. Really enjoying this video enhanced presentation of the podcast! Having pictures of the proposed bridge & ramp layout was incredibly helpful to show just how complex it was. The political cartoons were a nice bonus! I lived in Boston (well, Brighton) from the summer of '85 through '88 and frankly I was pretty oblivious about all of this. Living in Los Angeles, I've been hearing a great deal about the ongoing construction of the high speed rail and experiencing the building of the city's light rail Metro lines. Hearing the behind the scenes perspectives on the efforts just to set up such large projects is so informative!
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  289. Can't believe they got Tony V. Love that dude
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  290. This is the best thing on the internet now and it's not even close.
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  291. This is a great series
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  292. Great series, been following it with interest
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  293. This series is fantastic! I really appreciate the visual media that’s nice to watch, but not necessary for the story, except for scenario Z Owo I’ve never been to Boston, but I remember watching a series about the Big Dig’s construction on Modern Marvels as a child and have been interested ever since.
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  294. Thank you for producing such a wonderful podcast. I have eagerly awaited each episode
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  295. How lucky these people are! Able to stay YOUNG throughout their lives. :face-fuchsia-wide-eyes:
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  296. 😅😂😅 glad you're OK!
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  297. I’ve already replayed this three times and I’m crying 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️. Margery, I’ve done this…and taken out a few screen doors. 😅
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  298. Oh Margery 😮
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  299. Jim’s head shake 😂🤦🏾‍♀️
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  300. Love Margery - been there done that on the wall - almost broke my nose. I have a friend who walked through a sliding glass door - wasn’t pretty. Margery - yours was graceful with an understated elegance- congratulations!
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  301. 🫡 thanks you for standing up sir 👏🏾👏🏾
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  302. 13:05 thank you for posting! It’s chillingly beautiful! Yesterday, when he started singing, I had to stop what I was doing and listen. It’s been a long time, since a song moved me, the way this song does.
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  303. The series has been amazing. Great job all around. Do more stuff like this. I could watch this stuff all day
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  304. This series is really excellent. I am looking forward to further episodes.
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  305. Yo this pod is lit. I’m learning a lot
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  306. Heartbreaking.
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  307. its called football
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  308. What a refreshing take, we need more conversation like this with people who understand the inefficiency of personal vehicles in the city. I think something that also needs to be addressed is the last mile solution in the suburbs. If transit riders are driving to Alewife of their commuter rail stop, we are only moving the problem elsewhere. We need strong methods for door to door non car transit and I think that involves working with local towns to improve bike infrastructure, and bus routes. I hope that the tunnel closure will bring more positive change to transit in the Boston area.
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  309. Young people getting involved = i like it 👍
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  310. In Dexter Maine this happens every year
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  311. There was once a roost in Oklahoma that had millions.
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  312. I live in Lawrence right along their flight path by the merrimack river, literally thousands of them. Been super cool watching them over the years
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  313. Love dolly and so many others . Music universal languages . ❤
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  314. 👏👏👏
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  315. Another Banger by GBH !! TY much
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  316. Happy Pride to the City of Boston Massachusetts I sent a huge hug and kisses to the Boston Massachusetts Gay Pride thanks for sharing This video with me a Happy Pride
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  317. We talk about this a lot in academia. There are many students who are coming to college/university to get a 4 year degree but no tangible endpoint for it. If you have an interest or novel idea to take it somewhere, then do it. But for those who are suckered into spending tons of money to come out with no job prospects or any ideas on where to go, it's not worth it. Trade schools and community colleges with Associate's degrees may be the better option and more promising for a job outlook. The cost-to-benefit ratio is overlooked when applying to college/university with high school guidance counselors telling students to go without considering the long-term consequences.
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  318. Follow GBH News politics reporter Adam Reilly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/reillyadam Read more about Baker’s prospects: https://www.wgbh.org/news/politics/2021/05/19/could-charlie-baker-survive-a-republican-primary
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  319. And you still hit mad traffic on Sunday night.... Wtf
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  320. Very good but its more a history of highways in Boston in the 1960s. The Big Dig didn't start until the 1980s or 1990s. You need to make a part 2 or part 3.
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  321. It doesn’t seem that long ago the Big Dig was still going on
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  322. Thank you!
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  323. This is very interesting. Thank you.
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  324. Looking forward to the next episode
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  325. I can't believe I watched this whole thing. 😄
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  326. Dang it, didn't know this was video too. Might relisten
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  327. Surprisingly [To ME, that's who.], mes amis, this presentation IS quite grande !
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  328. nice I also like plants and many plants are fun
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  329. What a wonderful outcome for this lovely person. Makes one clench one’s grateful heart tightly.
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  330. That's tough at any.age😢I know you will be back on your feet
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  331. Glad for a happy ending!
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  332. This was an outstanding series. Bravo to all who created this.
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  333. Crazy story man.
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  334. The best part of this is that there's a New York plate immediately behind him at the end, showing him up, just as god intended
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  335. Interesting.. for past half a year I’m trying to find a plate with NOV.. wasn’t able to spot one yet.. I guess I need to look harder at the vanity plates!! Thanks a lot for a video!
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  336. Dave Epstein is a very reliable weather forecaster.i appreciate his reports.
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  337. So alive and funny!
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  338. Reduce cover charges and extend the times the bar closes!
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  339. I’m a Bostonian working in Hong Kong and missing home daily. Thank you so much for your podcast videos that bring me home. Thank God for journalists like you 🙏
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  340. This is a fantastic series. Thank you.
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  341. ​ @GBHNews  Thanks! As a foreigner that doesn't know the protagonists or even the mentioned places it would be a great help. I do love the series and look forward to the following episodes. Regards from Mexico City.
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  342. I lived in Burlington 89-93 and drove to Logan for business trips many times at different times of the day, it was ugly and awful, there was never a good time coming back thru the tunnel even with no accidents or car breakdowns which happened once in a while. The podcast video loop brings back nightmares of my trips to Logan.
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  343. This is great
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  344. Loving this series
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  345. Yay Katy! She's a good twitter follow.
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  346. I love Ella's style
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  347. Mental health is the key to physical health and happiness! MWM
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  348. Great work to Ian, GBH, and PRX! Thank you! Almost 9 hours worth of stories and history! Loved it!
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  349. Great series. It makes me nostalgic for Boston. Thanks for making this.
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  350. aww the podcast is over. Thank you for the history on the big dig.
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  351. ah man this series was the best
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  352. Very well done Ian, and all involved. It was a pleasure to learn the story of the Big Dig in a new, interesting perspective.
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  353. this is the comprehensive series about the Big Dig I've wanted since I was like 15 or so thanks Ian for the work to make this happen
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  354. Wow, excellent job putting all this together! You pretty much connected all the dots behind the messy history of this infamous project, which was extremely painful but necessary in getting rid of the even more infamous elevated highway over Boston and adding greenery to the city. Keep up the great work in future series!
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  355. Great series. Really enjoyed all 9 episodes. Good job to the team on this. The Big Dig is a fascinating work of engineering and the impact it had on the community is huge. There are negatives and positives to all of it. The crazy thing is that the traffic is still horrendous. The other day I was headed home during rush hour and was in the tunnel for almost an hour smh.
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  356. Thank you so much, makers of this podcast. It is informative, entertaining and eye-opening, and I totally enjoyed listening to every episode.
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  357. This series was fantastic! Thank you Ian and team for all your hard work on this!
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  358. Bravo, well done. I laughed, I cried, I learned things and I remembered things. Thank you all so much for this, it was incredible. Thank you for the ride, Ian! And everyone at GBH. ❤
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  359. I just wanted to thank you for making this documentary! I'm from Rochester NY but my mom is from Boston and my wife lived there in the late 90's. We visit at least every other year and love the city, we have a favorite restaurant in the North End and this past labor day we stayed right across from the Greenway and it was beautiful, as an outsider I think the project was a great success. We walked to the North end every day to eat and the Greenway was bustling with people, probably people visiting and enjoying the city! Great documentary!
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  360. Absolutely amazing series - hats off to the entire team
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  361. Bravo, Ian and the team that helped you put this series together. I know the amount of work it took.
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  362. Wonderful storytelling. Thanks.
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  363. This entire series is incredible. I live in Houston and we're about to start our "Big Dig". I found this incredibly insightful. Perhaps a look at what's to come for my city.
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  364. This was a great series, thank you so much for all the work you and your team have dedicated on creating this informative series.
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  365. It’s nice hearing a intelligent discussion on YouTube. 😀
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  366. That was a very well told story. It filled in some blanks in my knowledge about the project.
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  367. Loving this series.
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  368. Excellent stuff. Thank you!
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  369. PART 5! YAY!!!
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  370. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I just told her on Twitter that I did the exact same thing at my daughter's wedding!
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  371. Margery has once again proven that transparency works.
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  372. Chorizo is delicious! Enjoy!
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  373. I've been listening to J&M since 96.9 days, even called in a couple of times both there and on WGBH. Seen Jim plenty of times. He'll never not look like Tim Gunn in my mind's eye.
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  374. I think the stop sign reminds me of a spider web, eight legs, eight sides. You're just a busy bee gliding along and all of a sudden.. STOP!
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  375. very interesting Edgar keep up the great work!
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  376. Amazing work, again. Can't wait for the rest.
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  377. 14:40 Yay! Videos that actually match the audio! (Even just a few helps...)
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  378. YAY!!! ACTUAL PICTURES ARE BACK!!?
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  379. This is a great series
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  380. Well done! I’ve seen other similar banner videos and they didn’t do so well with the camera angles. Your video was a pleasure to watch.
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  381. Wonderful, wonderful interview
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  382. I learned in college if you stick your finger in the glass, the foam dissipates - so if you poured too hard, it was a way to keep it from overflowing.
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  383. make a fruit fly trap, it's so easy and many ways of doing it!
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  384. Thank you for this interview. I had given up on this show but glad I saw this in my feed and watched. It was shocking that Stefani after all these years didn't just say, "I didn't understand, I loved the street culture, I loved their look, I didn't understand the concept of appropriation." That's all she had to say. Excellent guests, thank you for such a thoughtful segment.
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  385. So interesting! I visited the USS constitution several years ago but I never knew about the Navy’s smallest boat (ship?)
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  386. This is a daily thing in Vancouver, BC. They roost in an area around a spot that used be just raw land and a river, it's all mostly paved over now but the Crows stuck around. Depending where you live, Crows can be your alarm clock. Then they lay their eggs and the dive bombing people begins, that's not so much fun. Every once in awhile we'll get a Crow that loves to hang around people, They'll stroll in to stores just to hang out.
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  387. This roosting also happens in Newport RI, around the Newport Art Museum in February.
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  388. Beautiful ❤
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  389. I watch them all the time, they gather a couple of times a year like a family reunion, sometimes diving towards the ground in pairs. Years ago I scared one tearing up the garbage by the front-door and now they never touch it, even way out by the road for pick-up. In mythology they are a symbology of death, yet they are very lively. The footage reminds me of the birds that make undulating patterns in their migration across the North American plains back in the early '70s, doing road trips.
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  390. I called the crows they followed me all the way down to the market when I came back out I called them out again and they followed me back home. ✍🏻🫵🏻🤝Beautiful birds.
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  391. Fascinating, I feed birds and squirrels in my back yard, lots of Black Birds of all types here in Kansas! "KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"
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  392. Currently trying to befriend a Crow in New Orleans.......love them.
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  393.  @GBHNews  Interesting, thanks for the info
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  394. Thats like the movie the birds..wow
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  395. Great reporter.
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  396. Trees rule. They cool down our homes and neighborhoods. They capture CO2 emissions and store the carbon in the growing Climate Crisis. They provide habitat for birds and other critters. They also provide a sense of well-being for us humans. Save the Trees!
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  397. Not earth shaking news here! So glad you are doing this segment because music has always had its roots in Black/African roots! White people need to wake up and get real. Appropriating our music has happened and still happens. Whites don't own a genre of any music! It belongs to the people!
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  398. I’m going to try the dance . Broke my knee cap 8 months ago . Slowly will try 😅😂. Love country music.
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  399. I forgot about all of the Shady stuff that went on with this project, Wonderful job, thanks for this series.
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  400. This episode was so frickin awesome. Great journalism work! Thank you!!!!
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  401. This has been such a great ride. Thankyou for all the time and effort put into this mega project
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  402. Continue to love this series! Job well done to the team at GBH who puts this together!!!
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  403. In Japan, there are nets between the stands and the field in the areas where foul balls normally go. So spectators don't bother to bring gloves. I don't know what happens if a ball gets past/around a net and into a spectator's possession, but it would be quite rare.
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  404. I love them!!!!!
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  405. Great story exchanges. Thank You !
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  406. ❤❤ YOU WGBH CREW!
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