In the 250 years since the American Revolution, Massachusetts has been defined by its revolutionary spirit. It’s Revolutionary is a sweeping journey that celebrates more than two centuries of radical ideas and figures that continue to shape the world.
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Dave Gibson, a Lexington Minutemen reenactor, and Derek Heidemann, Director at Old Sturbridge Village, discuss reenacting the American Revolution at Old Sturbridge Village in this interview episode.
20 Oct 2025
Cranberries Meet Ecological Restoration
Nick Larrabee, Tom Larrabee, and Karen Beattie from the Nantucket Conservation Foundation discuss the ecological restoration of cranberry bogs into natural wetlands in the face of climate change in an interview.
6 Oct 2025
The People of the First Light
Kristina Hook, Mae Alice Baird, and Juli Vanderhoop discuss the Aquinnah Wampanoag tribe's efforts to revive the Wôpanâak language, revitalizing their culture and identity in this interview.
22 Sept 2025
MASS MoCA, Where an Industrial Past Meets an Imaginative Future
Museum Director Kristy Edmunds and Bang on a Can Co-Founder Michael Gordon discuss MASS MoCA's transformation from industrial factory to innovative contemporary art space in this interview.
8 Sept 2025
The First Audubon Society in the Country
Mass Audubon's Elissa M. Landre and Cornell University's Jaden Salett discuss the evolution of bird conservation and inclusivity in the modern birding community.
25 Aug 2025
The Birthplace of The Industrial Revolution
Aubrey Brown and Ramaswamy Nagarajan discuss Lowell's pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution and its modern textile innovations in this interview.
11 Aug 2025
The Story Behind America’s Best-Tasting Water
Host Maria Beiter-Tucker and John Swan explore the ambitious history and impact of the Quabbin Reservoir, revealing its vital role in providing clean water and preserving wilderness.
28 Jul 2025
We Hunted Whales. Now We Watch Them
Marina Wells and Linnea Mayfield explore Massachusetts' shift from whaling to whale watching, revealing a revolutionary change in our relationship with these marine creatures in this interview episode.
14 Jul 2025
Delicious, Sustainable Food for Hundreds of Years and Hundreds of Years to Come
Cindy Brockway and Mary Vyn discuss the culinary traditions of Massachusetts' North Shore, highlighting sustainable practices at Appleton Farms and Mandarava in this interview.
30 Jun 2025
Aboard the USS Constitution, the Oldest Ship in the U.S. Navy
Anne Grimes Rand explores the USS Constitution's history and enduring legacy as a symbol of American maritime power in this interview episode.
16 Jun 2025
Thoreau’s Woods & Massachusetts’ Forest Future
Professor Brian Donahue examines Henry David Thoreau's forestry legacy and envisions a sustainable forestry economy in Massachusetts, highlighting forest recovery.
2 Jun 2025
The Queer Pioneers of Northampton, MA
Victor Evangelica shares his experiences as a drag king in Northampton, Massachusetts, where he found acceptance and the freedom to express his true self in this interview.
19 May 2025
How Picture Books Inspire Generations of Kids
Massachusetts has an unexpected specialty: picture book creators. Both Eric Carle and Dr. Seuss are part of Massachusetts’ legacy of expression and innovation.
Featured guests in this episode include Jennifer Schantz and Courtney Waring from the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Kay Simpson from the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum, and creative collaborators Peter and Paul Reynolds.
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5 May 2025
Breaking Gender Barriers at the Boston Marathon (Full Length)
In 1967, Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially register for and run the Boston Marathon, the oldest annual marathon in the world. She shares her story of courage, resilience, and revolution.In the extended cut, hear the full conversation with Kathrine, along with a chat with Ryan Montgomery, the winner of last year's non-binary category of the race.
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5 May 2025
Breaking Gender Barriers at the Boston Marathon (Abbreviated)
In 1967, Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially register for and run the Boston Marathon, the oldest annual marathon in the world. She shares her story of courage, resilience, and revolution.In the extended cut, hear the full conversation with Kathrine, along with a chat with Ryan Montgomery, the winner of last year's non-binary category of the race.
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21 Apr 2025
The Revolution that Is Basketball
Basketball was invented at a YMCA in Springfield, Massachusetts as a way to keep kids busy during Massachusetts Winters. The Basketball Hall of Fame brings that story to life, showcasing how the game grew from a simple idea into a global sensation. Assistant Curator Alex Pedro shares what makes basketball truly revolutionary.
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21 Apr 2025
AI, Abolition, and Boston’s Enduring Legacy
At Boston’s Museum of African American History, Museum President Dr. Noelle Trent reflects on Boston’s key role in the abolition movement, the life-changing years that Frederick Douglass spent in Massachusetts, and Douglass’ enduring legacy. Then, Dr. Trent introduces one of the museum’s latest exhibits: an AI Frederick Douglass.
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9 Apr 2025
Trailer: It's Revolutionary!
In the 250 years since the American Revolution, Massachusetts has been defined by its revolutionary spirit. It’s Revolutionary is a sweeping journey that celebrates more than two centuries of radical ideas and figures that continue to shape the world.
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Dave Gibson
Derek Heidemann
Nick Larrabee
Tom Larrabee
Karen Beattie
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Apple Podcasts (US)
4.9 / 5
17 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
4 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 28 / 100
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Social presence
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YouTube
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Engagement
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