Regional Banking Debt, Boston Weather, Justin Jefferson, Alcohol on Planes, Knives Out 3.
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Show Notes
June 04, 2024
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In today's episode of Sunny Mornings in Boston, we begin by commemorating the 105th anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution being passed by the Senate, granting women the right to vote. We then get into the weather, which forecasts partly sunny skies with a high near 72 degrees, and patchy fog before 7am. Local news covers the yellow-green dust that Massachusetts residents are noticing, explaining that it's pine pollen and unlikely to trigger allergies. Sports highlights Justin Jefferson's four-year, $140 million extension with the Minnesota Vikings, setting a new pay scale for non-quarterbacks. Top News covers the potential health risks of drinking alcohol before napping on a plane, due to lower air pressure and oxygen levels in airplane cabins. Business news dives into the potential crisis facing the US banking system as $929 billion in commercial real estate debt comes due in 2024. Tech explores the research that has uncovered the reasons why people spontaneously dance to music, finding a link to the music's syncopation. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about the upcoming "Knives Out" sequel, "Wake Up Dead Man," featuring Daniel Craig's return as detective Benoit Blanc. We wrap up with a powerful quote from women's rights activist Susan B. Anthony.
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