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  1. Incredible that you are providing content of this quality for free. This is so well done, thanks!
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  2. Thanks for this. I look forward to watching more as a kid who grew up in Boston during this project.
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  3. 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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  4. Incredible Onyx. So glad to see you constantly moving forward. We will see you soon!
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  5. 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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  6. this is such a fantastic, well-produced podcast, and an important document that captures the history of the big dig
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  7. Yes!!! More Big Dig content!
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  8. I love to see how GBH has such a rich archive!
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  9. Thank you all for this important conversation.
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  10. 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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  11. I’ll always think of September 11th as a terrible tragedy. It’s not just something I heard about.
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  12. What a beautiful tribute 💛 Rest in peace to those who died So sorry to them and their loved ones 🕊🤍
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  13. some of the best sites in Stow are the towns of Bolton and Harvard hahaha
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  14. 10/10 eclipse content
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  15. 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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  16. I'm so glad she found a home. God bless her.
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  17. 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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  18. 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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  19. 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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  20. 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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  21. CONGRATULATIONS QUEEN B!
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  22. 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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  23. 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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  24. 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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  25. I love Carlos! Adorable couple
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  26. This felt like watching a documentary made in the 2000s, in a good way.
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  27. 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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  28. That’s jazz❣️
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  29. 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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  30. 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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  31. 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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  32. This series is SOO good. New episode made my day :)
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  33. Do you think gas-powered leaf blowers should be banned?
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  34. All the pictures of Chis as a wee child awww
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  35. Proud of you, Onyx! Grateful to have witnessed a bit of the behind the scenes of this powerful film ❤
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  36. No idea why this series isn't getting more views compared to the Big Dog podcast series - hope it's doing well on other platforms. Really fascinating story and it's so interesting to evaluate this story from the angle of "Irish mobsters, Irish law enforcement, and Irish politicians" and the role they all had in gambling during this era.
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  37. As a Welsh speaker my gut wrenches when I hear the s sound.
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  38. 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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  39. 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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  40. 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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  41. 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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  42. So in short, and as with most things in history, it's the French's fault.
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  43. Thank you for this. Very informative.
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  44. 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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  45. 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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  46. This series is not only so well done but highlights so many areas where our government can fail
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  47. Jim’s the best. He will be missed.
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  48. Happy Bday to all leapers 🎉
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  49. Never heard of Michelin stars but then I’m from south of Boston.
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  50. I love crows and havens, i'm Baltimore Havens fan, hope they came to Framingham, MA.
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