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In today's episode, we talk about "Fat Thursday" in Poland and Boston Weather. Highlights include Tiger Woods' PGA Tour return, a study on brain changes from piano learning, Palantir Technologies' stock performance, and advancements in bioengineering for neurological disorders. We also touch on Jonathan Banks' take on the "Beverly Hills Cop" sequels and the Blizzard of '78.

In today's episode, we explore the British Invasion's 60th anniversary with the Beatles' 1964 New York arrival, discuss Bostons Weather, and highlight Boston Universities new comfort dog. We also cover Jose Altuve's new Astros contract, the therapeutic benefits of dogs, Toyota's hybrid vehicle sales surge, and NASA's Ingenuity helicopter's successful Mars mission. Plus, we introduce a new sports streaming service by Disney’s ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery.

In today's episode, we discuss Babe Ruth's 130th birthday, Bostons weather forecast, and Netflix picks for a rainy week. Highlights include the Bill Obrien situation and Boston College, Bobby Witt Jr.'s record Royals contract, the health impact of the preservative nisin, Palantir Technologies' profitable outlook, and updates in the crypto market. We also delve into a solved physics conundrum and reminisce about Jim Carrey's memorable movies.

In today's episode, we talk about Boston's sunny weather. We discuss Bill Belichick's thank-you letter in the Boston Globe after leaving the Patriots, and provide updates on the Pro Bowl Games and NHL All-Star game. We highlight the Boston Celtics' win led by Jayson Tatum and mention the upcoming FIFA World Cup final in New York. Also, we discuss Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's comments on interest rate cuts and the intriguing court case involving Craig Wright claiming to be Bitcoin's creator. Finally, we cover Taylor Swift's surprise announcement of a new album at the Grammys.

In today's episode, we have the Boston weather. As well as a recap of the Top News from Last Week.

In today's episode, we discuss Groundhog Day's origins, Bostons weather forecast, Stanford's discovery on autoimmune diseases, Meta's financial loss, US stock market recovery, the NHL All-Star Game and Celtics vs Lakers. We also cover the Billionaire John Henry and selling the red sox as well as Disney's new policy on streaming service password sharing.

In today's episode, we talk about National Freedom Day's historical significance, Bostons weather forecast. We delve into 23andMe's financial struggles, new research on insects' behavior with light, and Toyota Camry's hybrid transition. In sports, Tom Brady's move to Fox Sports broadcasting and latest NBA and NHL scores are discussed. Also Larry Davids visit to Boston, and top Netflix movie recommendations for rainy days.

In today's episode, celebrate National Hot Chocolate Day and catch the latest on Bostons weather, and scary clowns downtown. Plus, delve into a Bronze Age civilization discovery, updates on Alphabet and Microsoft's earnings, Jim Harbaugh's new coaching contract, and the upcoming film "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" by Guy Ritchie.

In today's episode, we talk Boston weather, Toyota's recall, early human migration in China, startup investment downturn, crypto updates, the Celtics, and psychedelics laws in Massachusetts.

In today's episode, we cover Babe Ruth's Baseball Hall of Fame induction, Bostons weather, Himalayan geological discovery, Moon quakes, Federal Reserve meeting, 49ers' NFC victory, Super Bowl anticipation, Boston WNDR Museum, and Amazon MGM's Bitcoin heist film.

Today's episode features Bostons weather, Boeing's 737 MAX 9 update, an asteroid's close Earth pass, Apple's AI focus, and the NFL Championship predictions. Plus, Sagamore Bridge News, and Jon Stewart's return to "The Daily Show."

Today's episode covers Boston’s wintery weather, breakthroughs in gene therapy for deafness, risks of reverse zoonosis in pets, Netflix's stock surge, Jim Harbaugh's new coaching role, Boston’s Oscar Movies, and Mark Ruffalo's health journey.

In today's episode, we reflect on the 40th anniversary of Apple's Macintosh, explore Boston’s weather, discuss a breakthrough Alzheimer's blood test, marvel at cicadas' 17-year emergence, and analyze United Airlines' concerns over Boeing delays. Plus, we cover Crypto's rough week, Baseball Hall of Fame inductees, Boston Popular Restaurants, and Netflix's 2024 lineup featuring "Squid Game" Season 2.

In today's episode, we delve into "Celebration of Life Day," Boston weather, BMW's autonomous driving, Moolec Science's food innovation, Disney's corporate drama, quiet sports updates, Mass Generals Crisis, and Netflix's strategic shifts.

In today's episode, chilly weather for Boston, and we honor "Celebration of Life Day," delve into challenges facing Elon Musk's Boring Company, discuss prostate health and China's crypto trading, recap NFL playoffs, analyze NBA and NHL games, and look ahead to "The Terminal List" Season 2 starring Chris Pratt.

In today's episode, we reminisce about Eisenhower's historic televised press conference in 1955, analyze Boston's chilly weather, delve into relationship insights from the Gottman Institute, and discuss the cognitive benefits of multivitamins. We also cover automotive market forecasts, NFL games, NBA and NHL updates, a significant grant for Boston schools, and the debate over Pauly Shore’s portrayal of Richard Simmons.

In today's episode, we celebrate Winnie The Pooh Day and delve into Bostons weather, upcoming surf conditions, Brazoria County's resistance to a monkey research facility, SpaceX's Ax-3 mission launch, the current state of the U.S. stock market, and cryptocurrency trends. We also cover the latest NBA and NHL action, Breeze Airways' new Rhode Island routes, and Arnold Schwarzenegger's recent airport detainment.

In this episode; remember the historic Casablanca Conference, check Boston's snowy weather, Apple's smartwatch patent issues, a scientific breakthrough about life's origins, Microsoft's market dominance, NFL and NBA news, a judge blocking JetBlue's acquisition of Spirit Airlines, and the Emmy Awards' viewership decline. End with Theodore Roosevelt's inspiring quote on striving for greatness.

In this episode; note Boston's snowy weather, Apple's smartwatch patent dispute, a scientific breakthrough on Earth's origins, Microsoft surpassing Apple in market value, crypto market trends, NFL Wild Card Weekend recap, NBA and NHL updates, a major water main break in Boston, and a heroic Husky detecting a gas leak in Philadelphia.

In this episode; mark National Kiss a Ginger Day, Boston's clear weather, scientific breakthroughs in viper venom, IBM's history, Bitcoin predictions, sports updates including NFL and NBA, Chef John Fraser's new Boston venture, and "Beetlejuice 2" insights. End with a Lucille Ball quote on loving redheads.

In this episode, we commemorate Amelia Earhart's groundbreaking 1935 solo flight. Boston's weather brings clear skies with Amazon Prime Video introducing ads. We delve into lunar lander challenges and cover NFL coaching changes, Celtics' victory, and local manhole explosions. Plus, Peacock offers ad-free NFL coverage via app download.

In this episode; celebrate National Houseplant Appreciation Day, discuss Boston's rainy weather, groundbreaking DNA test for early cancer detection, Anker's new power-station Solix, Biden's labor regulation on worker classification, Bitcoin's steady value, Ja Morant's season-ending surgery, the Celtics' upcoming game, and the Bruins' overtime loss. Discover 2024 Boston Calling's star-studded lineup and learn why "The Bourne Legacy" sequel was scrapped, wrapping up with Galileo's profound quote.

In this episode; delve into the iPhone's 17th anniversary, Boston's weather, USDA dietary advice, a historic lunar mission, Boeing's investigation, sports updates, Janet Yellen's energy visit, and Scorsese's new film, capped off with Galileo's wisdom.

In this episode; delve into Boston's brisk weather and upcoming snow, the ongoing Boeing 737 Max issues, challenges in autonomous vehicle safety, and Audacy's major debt reduction strategy. Sports news covers the Patriots' season finale, NFL updates, Celtics' victory, and Bruins' performance. A lucky Bostonian wins big in the lottery, and U2's groundbreaking Las Vegas show redefines concert experiences. The episode concludes with an inspiring quote from Arnold Schwarzenegger.

In this episode, we celebrate National Whipped Cream Day and deliver Boston's snowy weather forecast. Discussions include health tips on optimal dinner timing, exciting scientific advancements for 2024, fluctuating oil prices, and Bitcoin's recent performance. Sports news covers ESPN's billion-dollar deal for NCAA women's basketball, NFL playoffs, and upcoming NBA and NHL games. Plus, a spotlight on Rick Cohen's financial success with Symbotic, and a preview of January's anticipated movies.

In this episode, we celebrate National Trivia Day with a question about the San Diego Padres. We cover the Boston weather, BYD's rise as the world's top EV seller, Samsung's advanced robot vacuum, the tech stock market, and Bitcoin's status. Sports updates include Orioles' ownership drama and upcoming football games. We also highlight the Vineyard-Wind project in Massachusetts and a new Netflix series by Harlan Coben, “Fool Me Once”.

In this episode, we welcome 2023 and explore the latest in the Boston area weather, Bitcoin's integration into mainstream finance, machine learning in earthquake prediction, and the FCC's decision affecting Starlink. We cover the College Football National Championship, updates in basketball and hockey, and exciting developments for "Peaky Blinders" fans. Plus, we preview upcoming streaming shows and share a motivational quote from Winston Churchill.Happy New Year folks!

In today's episode, we explore the weather and surf conditions in North County, San Diego. We discuss the increasing Powerball jackpot, new insights on the Barringer Crater, and Boeing's safety notice for 737 MAX planes. We cover weekend bowl games, the recent win of Boston College, and updates in basketball and hockey. We also delve into Mass General's reinstated mask mandate and Hollywood's resistance to AI's impact on creative professions.Only 3 more days of 2023 folks!

In today’s episode, we talk about National Call a Friend Day, rainy Boston weather, and celestial events in 2024, including solar and lunar eclipses. We cover Apple's legal victory, Steve Ballmer's expected dividend earnings from Microsoft, and cryptocurrency updates. Sports news includes Jaire Alexander's suspension and NFL updates, while local news highlights credit card skimmers found at a Sudbury supermarket. In entertainment, we dive into the 2023 box office report and studio performances.Only 4 more days of 2023 folks!

In today's episode, we talk about National Fruitcake Day and Boston's rainy weather forecast. Key discussions include challenges in the electric vehicle market, an iPhone 15 charging incident, MicroStrategy's bitcoin success, major MLB signings, Red Sox's new acquisition, the Celtics and Bruins' upcoming games, and Massachusetts companies facing bankruptcy. Also covered is the record sale of Han Solo's blaster from "Star Wars."Only 5 more days of 2023 folks!

In today's episode, we talk about Boston's cloudy weather with a high near 50, and the latest NFL action including the Patriots' win. We also cover Warner-Brothers-Discovery and Paramount's potential merger, Microsoft's environmental impact, and Jake Gyllenhaal's upcoming "Road House" remake.Only 6 more days of 2023 folks!

In this episode, Boston enjoys clear skies with a chilly feel of 13 degrees, anticipating more daylight post-winter solstice. The city expects sunny days ahead, with a high near 35 degrees. Sports updates include NFL games and the Celtics and Bruins facing off in key matchups. In news, Warner-Brothers-Discovery and Paramount Global discuss a merger, while Microsoft's Windows 10 phase-out could lead to massive electronic waste. The SEC denies Coinbase's crypto regulation request. Locally, Hawaii sees more snow than Boston and NYC, and Jake Gyllenhaal stars in a "Road House" remake.

Today, is National Coquito Day!Coquito is a traditional Puerto Rican holiday drink, which embodies the island’s warm and open spirit. Most Puerto Rican families have their own coquito recipes, passed down from generation to generation. Coquito is often compared to eggnog — and is enjoyed as an aperitif, after-dinner drink, or given as a gift and shared among friends and family. While nobody knows the exact origins of the drink, and their is no canonical recipe, all versions call for milk, cream of coconut, and Puerto Rican rum.Only 4 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is National Sangria Day!The Spanish have spiked the punch and we’re definitely here for it. Whether you prefer it red or white, a nice chilled Sangria is no doubt refreshing, and instantly transports you to the sandy beaches of Spain in the Summer.Only 5 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is National Emo Day!Did you, or do you, rock skinny jeans, tight T-shirts, and studded belts? How about jet-black hair and long bangs? For many people, the word “emo” describes a sad teenager who dresses in a very deliberate way. But the emo subculture has a long, storied history that reaches back to the 1980s and continues to resonate today. Get out your best black makeup today and rock on!Only 6 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is Buddy the Elf Day!wear something green, pick up the phone, and celebrate Buddy The Elf Day! There have been dozens of excellent Christmas movies released through the years, but perhaps none as lovable as Will Ferrell’s Elf. So, this December 18th repeat after us: “Buddy the Elf, what’s your favorite color?” Only 7 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is National Ugly Sweater Day. People all over the nation trade their casual garments for something more festive for Ugly Sweater Day. Whether you find a hidden gem to wear, or you make your own, one things for sure — this holiday will certainly have you laughing all day long!Only 10 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is National Monkey Day. We may look just a bit different from our primate pals, but we shouldn’t forget that we share a common ancestor with them in chimpanzees! Warm up those vocal cords and get ready to unleash your wildest calls and cries in observance of this holiday, which celebrates not just monkeys, but everything simian. And maybe have a banana today. That couldn’t hurt!Only 11 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is National Ice Cream Day. And we all love ice cream so much, that this day actually happens twice a year! Its a great day for ice cream!…. Let’s have two!Only 12 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is National Gingerbread House Day.Whether you’re a cookie building expert or your baked house falls apart as soon as you get the third wall glued on with icing, we can all agree the best part of building a gingerbread house is eating the sweet treat when we‘re done!Only 13 more days until Christmas!

Today, is National Jon Day.Jon is the short form of the English and Hebrew name ‘Jonathan,’ first introduced to the U.S. in around 1880. More than 380,000 people in the U.S. are called Jonathan. In Israel, ‘Yoni’ is a common nickname for ‘Yonatan’, the Hebrew version of Jonathan. The name is most commonly associated with Jonathan from the Bible, who is a close friend to David and one of the most admired characters in the Old Testament due to his fearlessness and loyalty.Only 14 more days until Christmas!

Today, is National Brownie Day!Warm, chewy, and rich, a nice chocolate, “or blondie” brownie, is the perfect dessert to end your night with. Indulge in gooey goodness and let the real world melt away with you for a delectable moment. And add some ice cream?!… Oh baby!!!Only 17 more days until “Christmas” folks!

Today, is National Pearl Harbor Day.On December 7th, 1941, more than 2,400 people died in Japan’s attack on the Hawaiian base of America’s Pacific Fleet. Hundreds of aircraft were destroyed or damaged, as were most of the ships in the harbor. It was an unprecedented surprise attack that precipitated the United States entry into World War 2. Make Love, not war.Only 18 more days until “Christmas” folks!

Today, is St. Nicholas Day.St. Nicholas Day of course carries some connection to Christmas and “Santa-Claus”, but there is much more to this holiday and St. Nicholas than that. Although St. Nicholas partially inspired the Christmas and Santa Claus that we all know and love, St. Nicholas actually derives from a different kind of tale. Let’s learn about St. Nicholas and what this day is truly about.Only 19 more days until Christmas folks!

Today, is International Ninja Day.Back in 2003, “Ninja Burger” created International Ninja Day on December 5 as a way to celebrate the Ninja “speed” with which their burgers are delivered. Aside from that, ninjas are awesome. We all love them and secretly wish we were one. On this day, wear a ninja mask to work to plague your co-workers with ninja-ness and throwing stars! Got the day off? Dress like a ninja at the mall or run wild in the streets.Only 20 more days until Christmas!

Today, is National Cookie Day.Get ready to refill your cookie jar. Maybe you prefer your cookies to have a crunchy snap, or maybe you’d rather bite into soft and chewy sugary heaven. Either way, eating cookies brings us happiness, and we should all do it more often. Just don’t tell your doctor.Only 21 more days until Christmas!

Today, is National Peppermint Bark Day.On National Peppermint Bark Day, we celebrate the seasonal treat we cannot wait to get our hands on every Christmas! The unbeatable combination of mint and chocolate is the perfect sweet indulgence.24 more days until Christmas!

Today, is National Computer Security Day.National Computer Security Day demands our attention every November 30 because cyber security affects everything from where we bank and how we spend our money to who we elect to public office. We certainly don’t want a replay of MyDoom, the worst email virus in history, which caused $38.5 billion in damage, so let’s get educated on staying safe online!25 more days until Christmas!

Today, is Chadwick Boseman Day.Today is a day for us to remember the actor who sadly left us too soon. Boseman was perhaps most famous for playing Black Panther in the Marvel franchise, but also played James Brown in “Get On Up” as well as featuring prominently in “21 Bridges” and “42”. Known for his welcoming, humble personality and down to earth nature, Boseman died on August 28, 2020, as a result of complications due to colon cancer. He was 43.26 more days until Christmas!

Today, is Giving Tuesday.Every year, on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, people take the time to kick off the holiday season by giving back to their community. Whether it is donating money to a charitable cause or volunteering, Giving Tuesday is a day set to benefit the community27 more days until Christmas!