
Big ideas and big debates, explained through intimate conversations with the compelling personalities who shape them. AI and biotech. Higher education and health care. Climate and sustainability. Politics and the media. Culture and culture wars. Hosted by Boston Globe columnist Shirley Leung.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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It’s Rare Disease Week! And the Boston Globe held its second annual Rare Disease Summit, shining a spotlight on the 30 million people living with a rare disease in the US. In this BONUS live recording of Say More, we talk to Boston Children’s Hospita... more
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Liz Walker made her mark in Boston as the first Black woman to co-anchor a TV newscast. But now, her impact is much deeper. After leaving the TV host chair, Walker became the pastor of Roxbury Presbyterian Church, a historic church in Boston. While w... more
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I learned a lot and appreciate you all sharing your experiences.
Really appreciated the first episode on cancer - hugely insightful, empathetic, and humane.
Tried to listen to the “war on the administrative state” episode. Recognizing that noted deep thinker Shirley Leung was absent, this one was really bad. Lots of feelings and vibes and straw men and very shallow analysis. No understanding of separation of powers and administrative law. Apparently the guest went to law school, not sure if it was ABA accredited.
Then tried the Karen Read episode. Shirley has a perfect voice for a newspaper. She really should say less because it’s mostly fluff.
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If you want to be lectured by a liberal who uses a lot of buzzwords this is the podcast for you!
Excellent podcast. Shirley is a curious listener, and her questions are often exactly what I am wondering - except for when she’s a few steps ahead of me, in which case I love coming along for the ride.
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An engaging exploration of pressing societal issues, this podcast offers intimate conversations with influential personalities that help unpack complex ideas and debates. Episodes touch on a wide range of topics including AI, biotechnology, healthcare, climate change, politics, and cultural discussions, providing listeners with nuanced perspectives and personal stories related to these themes. The intimate format allows for a deep dive into the motivations and experiences of guests, making the intellectual content accessible and relatable. With a focus on real-world implications, this podcast aims to bridge the gap between major ideas and everyday life, leaving listeners with food for thought.
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