Hannah explores the Davis Mega Maze in Sterling
This week’s “Where’s Hannah?” segment had Hannah traveling to Davis Mega Maze in Sterling. She walks us through all their fun activities, including a zipline, laser tag, paintb...
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Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks talks new book with Oprah
Harvard professor and columnist Arthur C. Brooks recently released his new book “Build the Life You Want,” with Oprah Winfrey about the science of happiness. Brooks tells us about a few of the concepts in the book and gives us some advice on new ways to view our emotions.
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New England Dairy's ‘Mobile Dairy Bar' serves different flavored milk on tap
Today is World School Milk Day, which is why New England Dairy, a nonprofit, brings their mobile dairy bar to us for the occasion. Derek talks to Hilary Walentuk of New England Dairy to learn more about the annual celebration and try some of the flavored milk they’re serving.
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3rd Hour of TODAY anchor & NBC News meteorologist Dylan Dreyer on being back in Boston
Anchor of the 3rd Hour of TODAY and NBC News meteorologist Dylan Dreyer recently suited up to be a ball attendant at Fenway Park. She tells us all about what it’s like to be back in the city she worked in for six years, advice she would give young professionals, and more.
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Farm for Fundraising: Food Network star Saba Wahid talks upcoming culinary event
Food Network star Saba Wahid visits the studio to tell us all about her collaboration with a fellow Ciao House star. The two will be hosting a few dinners that will fundraise for the Wright-Locke Farm in Winchester. Wahid also gives us a few tips on how to cook the perfect steak.
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‘The Hill We Climb': Banned Book Club talks September selection
Each month, Chicago Today hosts a “Banned Book Club.” Hannah joined their most recent session on “The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman. They discuss the book and why some found it controversial.
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Explore Boston: Fun free things to do around the city
Looking for something fun to do in Boston without breaking the bank? With the help of our friends at MeetBoston, Derek shows us a few places you can go for free in the city.
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Citywide Raising Voices Festival to celebrate voices of arts revolution
The Raising Voices Festival starts this weekend, commemorating the Boston Tea Party through a modern lens. The festival will have musicians, dancers, poets, and more artists celebrating protest. Nat Sheidley, president & CEO of Revolutionary Spaces, and Amanda Shea, an acclaimed spoken word artist, stop by.
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‘Breakwater': Alyssa Goss & Matt Paul on upcoming thriller
‘Breakwater’, a new crime-thriller film, is holding a free community screening in Rockport at the Boston Film Festival. The film, which has an interim agreement with SAG, is a man looking for his estranged daughter. Producer Matt Paul and actress Alyssa Goss stop by to tell us all about it.
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250 years since the Boston Tea Party: Upcoming commemorative events
This December will mark the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, one of the most influential events in American history. The anniversary will be marked in a ‘revolutionary’ way. Evan O’Brien, Creative Director of Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, explains what people can expect.
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Protect your smartphone from the hazards of life with Verizon Mobile Protect
As the days become shorter and cooler, it’s time to start thinking about fall travel and outdoor adventures. No matter what that means for you, make sure your device is protected by enrolling in Verizon Mobile Protect, which offers essentials like unlimited cracked screen repair at no extra cost to you and fast battery replacement for select ... -
Registration still open for Boston 10K for Women ahead of race on October 7th
The Boston 10K for Women is one of the oldest all-women sporting events in the world. Participants in the program share what the experience is like and why it’s an important environment. Registration is still open if you’d like to run/walk.
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What exactly is the energy grid? National Grid demonstrates how reliable, clean energy gets to you
National Grid is dedicated to providing clean energy to people living their daily lives. Have you ever wondered how the electricity gets to you? What is the grid any way? We’ve got the answer.
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Sips & snacks: Fun wine pairings for a relaxing night in
Not sure which wines to pair with which snacks? You’re not alone. Importers Jace and Kaden Chaffee of Vine Farmer stop by the studios to share a little bit about themselves and show you how to elevate a night in with the perfect wine/snack combo.
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Farthest Star Sake: New England's only Sake brewery and taproom
This week’s answer to “Where’s Hannah?” is: Farthest Star Sake. Hannah walks us through New England’s only Sake brewery and taproom and speaks with Todd Bellomy, founder and head brewer.
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Kwani's scoop on where to get a delicious bite around Boston
If you’re looking for a good eat around Boston, Kwani has got a list for you. She shares a few nationally- recognized restaurants in the city that have some delicious food.
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Periods as policy: Mass Now's push for free period products
Menstruation is a natural part of women’s lives, which is why Mass Now is pushing for legislation that promotes period education and aims to combat period poverty.
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Suiting up for fall: Top suit trends for men and women
Wondering how to keep warm as the weather turns cool, while still looking and feeling good? Suitshop co-founder Diana Ganz stops by the studio with the top suit trends for men and women to answer this question.
