Kevin Coyne
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 25, 2026
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CRB’s Star-Studded, Globetrotting Summer (opens the original)
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From Barcelona to the Berkshires, CRB’s summer has been equal parts sprawling and successful, confirming the station’s place as classical music’s home in Boston and beyond. In recent months, GBH Music has welcomed luminaries like Jon Batiste to the GBH Fraser Performance Studio, Alec Baldwin to its airwaves, and composers as varied as Mahler, Caroline Shaw, John Williams, and Frank Zappa to its broadcasts and content. CRB has carved out a unique space as a bastion for contemplation and celebrati
Roadtripping with “The Big Dig: Highway Teardown Tour" (opens the original)
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This spring Ian Coss, host of GBH News’ “The Big Dig” podcast, embarked on a cross-country tour for a series of live shows covering projects to redress the harmful effects of urban highways. The result was “The Highway Teardown Tour”: a twelve episode-long podcast series of “The Big Dig” featuring local elected officials, activists, journalists,and residents affected by infrastructure (or the lack thereof) in their communities. From Syracuse to Seattle, Austin to Baltimore and beyond, this speci
GBH News’ In Common: A New Program for the Commonwealth (opens the original)
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While Bostonians may think of the city as the Hub of Massachusetts, what happens throughout the state matters to people all across the Commonwealth. From Alpha-gal syndrome on the Vineyard to data centers in Holyoke and policies being shaped on Beacon Hill, there’s a wealth of stories that connect and affect Bay Staters. And now, you can find them all in one new program — In Common: News from the Berkshires to the Bay. The first original program produced by the newly unified public media newsroo
Meet CAI’s Runners in the ASICS Falmouth Road Race (opens the original)
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GBH and CAI (Cape and Islands Radio) are beyond grateful to the five fantastic runners who are lacing up their shoes on behalf of CAI in the ASICS Falmouth Road Race on Sunday, August 16. Our inaugural road race team spans generations (from high schoolers to retirees) and locations across the Northeast, but they share a love for public media, especially their local station. Since they’re going the extra mile(s) to raise funds for CAI for its 25th anniversary, we thought you’d like to get to know
Promises of the Revolution Illuminates Our Untold Histories (opens the original)
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“Who does this American experiment benefit?,” asks an interviewee in GBH’s new documentary, Promises of the Revolution. It’s a question the entire four-part series of short films, made in collaboration with Mass Humanities, interrogates in one way or another. From Marblehead to Mashpee, from the Revolutionary Era to present day, this GBH Local Lens production cuts to the heart of who we are, where we’ve been, and what is to be done in the continued pursuit of a more perfect union. The project be
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