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The remarkable true story of the famous 19th century thoroughbred, Lexington

This week: More than 150 people rally in opposition to dumping radioactive water in Cape Cod Bay. And the controversial Falmouth wind turbines are coming down after years of legal wrangling… really, they are! And Massachusetts’s Teacher of the Year 2023 is from Martha’s Vineyard.

This Sunday on Arts & Ideas: a look at the LBJ's domestic legacy and how he achieved it, the history of political polarization in our court system, and two sound-rich stories from the Kitchen Sisters in New Orleans and South Korea.

Tales of a flight attendant, at the end of the "Golden Age" of air travel.

What it means to be an anti -racist in our thoughts and our actions, and how to engage with others about racism

This Sunday on Arts & Ideas: a new Moth Radio Hour about people who have to square up to the truth, whether to reform the Supreme Court after the Dobbs decision, and the journey and impact of rock-n-roll visionary Bob Dylan.

The monthly Bird program on The Point.

Poets share their inspirations on The Point.

Michael Tougias talks about his writing, and his books The Waters Between us and So Close To Home

This Sunday on Arts & Ideas: an hour about love and longing from around the world, stories about imposters and fakes of all kinds, and embracing the world of bacteria that exists all around us.