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Two years ago, Jim Faust lost his son, Adam, to addiction. Jim found solace in fly fishing, rooting himself in the peace and calm of nature. Then, he decided to share that solace with people facing similar struggles by starting a nonprofit where he teaches fly fishing to those in addiction recovery.

Jim Faust teaches fly fishing near the Deerfield River in Charlemont, Mass. on June 27, 2026. Photo courtesy: Craig LeMoult/GBH News.

Meet Makai King — better known as the "King" of the T. The 10-year-old Boston native is a MBTA superfan and has amassed thousands of social media followers by sharing fun facts about the history of the commuter rail and his love for public transit on his "Tracks & Facts" accounts.

Makai King — "King" of the T — on the commuter rail platform. Photo courtesy of Michelle King.

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One year ago, Congress voted to end nearly 60 years of federal funding for public media. You may even remember driving by this digital mural overlooking the Mass Pike. Many feared it would be a devastating setback for GBH. Instead, with your help, we are making it a turning point.

The GBH digital mural in Boston, Mass., displays a black background with the words "Local. Trusted. Defunded." on July 18, 2025.

We're still waiting for Lydia to get an H! 🏀 Iconic TV moments like this one from GBH's Arthur are at the heart of our Disability ReFramed panel discussion on Thursday night (6/25), where we'll talk about accessibility, disability representation, and inclusive storytelling in public media.

Trying to avoid the steep train prices the MBTA is charging for a roundtrip ride between Boston and Foxborough, Scotland's kilt-cladded Tartan Army fans descended upon Providence over the weekend and rented out dozens of school buses sourced from across New England.

The headline "'We're having a party!': Inside a school bus with Scottish soccer fans headed to the World Cup" is accompanied by an image showing Scotland fans stand in front of a rented yellow school bus after arriving in Foxborough for the 2026 World Cup. Photo courtesy: Jeremy Siegel/GBH News.

🎶 You've got to listen to your heart, listen to the beat... 🎶 and listen to The Arthur Podcast, which just topped the Kids & Family category on Apple Podcasts! Thanks to all our listeners for making this a wonderful kind of day. P.S. Give a wave + honk if you're on the Mass Pike today!

Arthur waves at the viewer from the GBH mural. His image is paired with text reading "The Arthur Podcast. #1 in Kids & Family. Listen on Apple Podcasts."

Thousands of first responders and mourners gathered Monday at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in the South End for the funeral of Robert "BK" Kilduff Jr., a second-generation Boston firefighter who died in the line of duty last month.

The article headline "Thousands gather for funeral of Bosotn firefighter who died in line of duty" is accompanied by an image showing thousands of first responders gathering in Boston's South End to honor the firefighter who was killed in the line of duty. Photo courtesy: Diane Adame/GBH News.

Signed ✅ Sealed ✅ Delivered ✅ After more than half a million votes, the Mister Rogers Forever stamp is officially back!

A headline from USPS reads "Here's the winner of the Stamp Encore contest: The 2018 Mister Rogers stamp takes the prize." The headline is paired with an image of the stamp, which features Mister Rogers holding King Friday XIII.

Barney Frank, the liberal icon and gay-rights pioneer who represented Massachusetts' Fourth Congressional District for more than three decades, passed away this week at the age of 86. He is featured in memoriam on today's digital mural at GBH HQ. Rest easy, Congressman.

The late Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank is featured in memoriam on the GBH digital mural in Boston, Mass., on May 21, 2026.

When she was ten years old, @emilyladau.bsky.social appeared on multiple episodes of Sesame Street with Big Bird, Oscar and the gang. She has since become an internationally renowned disability rights activist and author.

Big Bird introduces 10-year-old Emily Ladau to Oscar the Grouch, who is in his trash can, on Sesame Street. Ladau is now an internationally known disability rights activist, writer, and speaker.

This year, #PublicMediaGivingDays carry even more meaning. Last year, we shared that federal funding for public media was at risk. Today, that funding is gone. Community support is now the only way to move GBH and public media forward!

"Started watching GBH in 1967, at the recommendation of my 2nd grade teacher. She opened up a world that I cherish to this day, almost 60 years later. From Mr. Rogers at seven years old to Boston Public Radio at 65, I've received so much more than I could ever give back! Thank you!" 

- James, Providence, RI

"They discuss, they debate, they take calls, they interview key figures. In a fragmented media landscape, they remain the show everyone still has to do—and everyone tunes in." Congrats to Jim and Margery on being named two of Boston Magazine's 150 Most Influential Bostonians of 2026!

Two radio cohosts from GBH, Jim Braude and Margery Eagan, are featured in a promotional image for Boston Public Radio. The text highlights their role in discussing important issues and events in Boston, interviewing key figures, and engaging listeners.