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White supremacy and institutionalized racism perpetuate inequality in both obvious and in subtle ways in the United States. Making changes will take…

7pm Freakonomics: Racial Profiling in Restaurants8pm America Abroad: America's Bond with Israel9pm Paul Simon 2000: A tour of his work in this century10pm…

7pm The Moth Radio hour celebrates veterans.8pm A tribute to the composer and vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson - NPR Jazz Profiles 9pm We’ve Never Been the…

Lost and Found- Time, Time, Tide and Treasures is a new book showcasing beachcombers who are also artists. On The Point, we talk with authors Amy Heller…

7pm The Moth Radio Hour8pm The Best and The Worst - a shortcut through 20169pm Christopher Lydon in conversation with Zadie Smith about her latest book:…

7pm Say it Loud: Great Speeches on Civil Rights and African American Identity 8pm A Honolulu-Tokyo Town Hall from America Abroad 9pm Abraham Lincoln - His…

7Pm The Moth Radio Hour - World Science Festival we produce it here 8pmThe US - Saudi Arabia special relationship has outlived it’s usefullness - that’s…

Barnstable High School retires its Red Raider mascot. New state travel restrictions mean longer lines at testing sites. And, in the midst of the pandemic,…

7pm Stories of Food and War and Peace- The Kitchen Sisters 8pm Video Games Will Make Us Smarter - NPR's Debate 9pm Ten For Gregg: An Appreciation of Gregg…

Join us Sunday Night for Arts and Ideas. 7pm - 9pm The Emergence of Otis Redding: a journey through the soul star’s brief career, but long-enduring…