Boston CallingEpisodes Episode guide

Last call
The final episode of Boston Calling with Marco Werman
In retrospect
After eight years on the air, and more than 400 episodes, we’re taking a look back
Black lives matter
Protests in the US are sparking protests around the world
I can't breathe
Black Lives Matter organizer Darnella Wade: "No one is above the law"
Point of entry
Migrant children denied entry as US adds further restrictions at the US-Mexico border
Looking out for you
Experts say there’s a risk of 'vaccine nationalism' in the fight against Covid-19
The world stage
Nicholas Burns: US's ‘unusual’ absence from world stage is bad for Americans
Extra credit
An American teacher in China is trying to broker deals to get PPE to US hospitals
Life goes on
Temperature checks and nose swabs: what life could look like after lockdown
Coronavirus conundrums
WHO official says there’s "no fast track" to normal when it comes to reopening economies
Keeping faith
The coronavirus has changed how we live our lives, and how we deal with death
Coronavirus coping
Healthcare workers ‘feel powerless’ in choosing who to treat for Covid-19
In this together
Leon Panetta on coronavirus: ‘We’re paying the price’ of ignoring intelligence reports
This pandemic life
During this Coronavirus pandemic, governments are ‘dusting off plans built for wartime’
Refugee island
Syria’s conflict is now in its tenth year, but Syrians are not giving up on their future
Pandemic
Coronavirus is officially a pandemic. Nations step up their efforts to contain it
Exchange and influence
A top US university renews Russian tech partnership despite red flags raised by officials
Every 30 seconds
Every 30 seconds, a young Latino in the US turns 18. Their votes count more than ever
Leading the way
What $10 billion can buy to help fight climate change
Covid-19
Names matter. That’s why the WHO took its time to name the new coronavirus disease.
First in the nation
Despite security concerns, some US voters will cast ballots using their smartphones
Two sides to a story
A growing problem: how overuse of fertilizer harms the climate and endangers the public
Taking responsibility
Impeachment is in full swing, but US diplomacy and the work of the State Dept. carries on
Persian projects
Was the killing of Qasem Soleimani legal? US officials and legal scholars disagree
Power balance
‘This is much more substantial than the killing of Osama Bin Laden’
Hindsight is 2020
The US has been in Afghanistan for almost two decades. Now, it’s looking for a way out.
Screen time
Facebook content moderators in Europe are suing over alleged psychological trauma
The allegiance edition
“It’s an extraordinary circumstance, unlike any other we’ve had in our history.”
Ukraine under pressure
What does US military aid for Ukraine look like? We meet US troops stationed there
Wars and peace
An American computer expert is arrested for allegedly helping North Korea launder money.

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