Marriage Proposal Audio & Video

[description] This is the Howie Carr Chump Line- the part of the show where YOU get to take over the microphone. The Chump Line is played at the 5 o'clock hour each day. You can take a shot at the Chump Line by calling 617 779 3469 and we may or may not put you on air

[description] Neil Entwistle has been found guilty of the murders of his wife and child. Do you agree with the jury verdict?

[description] WBZ's Carl Stevens composed this poem for our colleague whose voice was stilled by cancer last fall.

[description] (NECN: Boston, Mass.) - Parking illegally could become more expensive in Boston. Mayor Tom Menino is seeking to increase fines to raise an additional $13 million. The fine for parking in front of a handicapped ramp would double from $50 to $100...

[description] Comedian Kathleen Madigan stopped into the studio this morning. We also had a snake and lizard from the Museum of Science come. We played Men From Maine and got into a discussion on missles and satellites. We played one of Tom's songs that has to do with John McCain and we talked baseball with Mike Lynch who is in Florida for spring training.

[description] Media Day during Super Bowl week means one thing: lunacy. Patriots Today was there to bring you all the sights, sounds, and yes, wedding proposals.

[description] Today on the Mike Felger Show Mark Cannizaro, Clark Judge, Mark Schlereth, Mike Silver, and Dean Peas.

[description] Address delivered by President John F. Kennedy to the United Nations General Assembly on September 25, 1961, one week after UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold had been killed in a plane crash in the Congo.

[description] Returning veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan are still not getting access to the healthcare they need, disability payments are up to six months behind schedule and red tape is still clogging up the works. Those are some of the findings of the Government Accountability Office that investigated attempts to improve veterans health after the Washington Post uncovered dilapidated facilities and shoddy care at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Our guest is Mark Benjamin, National Correspondent for Salon.com. Did the death this year of a young boy from untreated tooth decay spotlight the gaps in a federal health care program for millions of poor children? That question is being asked as Congress considers reauthorization of the State Children's Health Insurance Program or S-CHIP. The program expires at the end of this week and President Bush a veto because the House and Senate are expected to boost spending on the program by 35-billion-dollars. We talk about the legislation with Gail C

[description] Country 102.5 was lucky enough to have KENNY CHESNEY live in STUDIO on Friday, September 14th! We transformed the entire studio into a tiki paradise! Click here to listen to Carolyn Kruse interviewing Kenny!