Monthly Archives: January 2015

On yesterday’s Morning Meeting, Hillary Chabot and I had the great pleasure of interviewing Julian Zelizer about his new book, The Fierce Urgency of Now. You can hear it here — https://soundcloud.com/bostonherald/julian-zelizer-authorthe-fierce-urgency-of-now

Here’s the podcast of this this morning’s appearance on Boston Herald Radio. Lots of deflate-gate; Tsarnaev jury selection; Mayor Walsh and his view of contract law; the stars of HGTV’s Fixer-Upper; Princeton Professor Julian Zelizer and more . . . … Continue reading →

My thoughts on Marty Walsh’s effort to avoid the implications of the agreement he signed in connection with Boston 2024 are here — http://cognoscenti.wbur.org/2015/01/23/city-worker-criticism-olympic-bid-joshua-davis

In the middle of his speech yesterday, Governor Baker said: “The tragic events in Ferguson and New York City speak loudly. And their message is a simple one. When people lose hope, bad things happen.” It was a stand alone … Continue reading →

Here is the podcast of my appearance this morning on Boston Herald Radio — our show starts at about the 7 minute mark: http://www.bostonherald.com/herald_radio/morning_meeting/2015/01/fridays_morning_meeting