Callie Crossley
American broadcasterWikipedia
76
MENTIONS
10
EPISODES
2
PODCASTS
Search complete. 76 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Callie Crossley".
Oct 19, 2026
Maura HealeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Under the Radar is one step ahead.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
This week on Under the Radar with Callie Crossley, the city of Chelsea may forego its longstanding policy of guaranteed parking spots to boost new housing construction.
Callie CrossleyHOST
A proposed update to the safe driving law would target motorists recording themselves while driving.
Callie CrossleyHOST
And City Councilor John Fitzgerald is leading a community fight to keep the Fields Corner post office open.
12 MINS LATER
Mike DeehanGUEST
And so i- it's, uh, definitely the direction that a lot of communities want to go to spur development.
Mike DeehanGUEST
Of course, we're seeing, you know, politically, fights like this, uh, are really shaping the political context of this election cycle from the governor's race all the way down to rep races, and different ballot questions and things a- about the role housing should play, and what government should insist when it comes to housing.
Callie CrossleyHOST
If you're just tuning in, this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
[upbeat music] I'm Callie Crossley, and this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
And now for the part of the show we call Lanyap.
Callie CrossleyHOST
That's Creole for something extra.
12 MINS LATER
Callie CrossleyHOST
There are many others, but she just came to mind as you were talking about the impact that sports can give to girls with, particularly with the confidence.
Cindy Roy GonzalezGUEST
Yeah.
Callie CrossleyHOST
If you're just tuning in, this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley, and here with me are Cindy Gonzalez and Audrey Bollinger of the nonprofit organization Girls on the Run, an afterschool program for third to eighth grade girls available throughout Massachusetts.
Callie CrossleyHOST
Now, here is something that one of the parents of one of your participants mentioned that I thought was extremely important.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm Jared Bowen.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm Callie Crossley.
Maurice ParentPANELIST
And I'm Maurice Parent.
Jared BowenHOST
We're going over the week's top arts and culture headlines starting with a little foul play in Brooklyn.
20 MINS LATER
Jared BowenHOST
Welcome back to The Culture Show.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm Jared Bowen, live from the Boston Public Library on 89.7 and streaming on the GBH News YouTube channel.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm joined by Culture Show co-host Callie Crossley and Culture Show contributor Maurice Parent.
Jared BowenHOST
He's an award-winning actor, professor of theater at Tufts University, and producing artistic director of the Front Porch Arts Collective.
Bernadette BroylesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Under the Radar is one step ahead.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
This week on Under the Radar with Callie Crossley, school policies around the country, including here in Massachusetts, are zeroing in on trans students.
Callie CrossleyHOST
A new report states that basic protections for queer people are now increasingly dependent on where the person lives.
Callie CrossleyHOST
And it's LGBTQ+ History Month, a time to honor queer trailblazers.
12 MINS LATER
Grace Sterling StowellGUEST
And when, when they are not working together on behalf of the young person but are at cross purposes in terms of their own beliefs, their own agendas, their own whatever, and it blows up in the pub- it, it absolutely harms the child and does not serve the best interest of the young person.
Grace Sterling StowellGUEST
So this is unfortunately one example of what we're increasingly seeing as young people just trying to live their lives in this very negative environment that has been in place for years now.
Callie CrossleyHOST
If you're just tuning in, this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
[upbeat jazz music] I'm Callie Crossley, and this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
And now for the part of the show we call Lanya.
Callie CrossleyHOST
That's Creole for something extra.
12 MINS LATER
Elizabeth AlexanderGUEST
Why do we read? What is it for? And I let that question take us to an extraordinary project that we have supported through the Mellon Foundation called Freedom Reads, where the poet, lawyer, amazing person, Dwayne Betts- has put a 500-book library in every single prison in this country.
Elizabeth AlexanderGUEST
In the essay Notes on the Nation, I am asking, you know, starting with talking about September 6th and asking, what does it mean to strive for Black freedom in a country that still has not fully accepted that premise? How do we fight for it? How do we work for it? So those are some of the questions that are real ones that I hope that readers will help us answer.
Callie CrossleyHOST
If you're just tuning in, this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley, and I'm speaking with Elizabeth Alexander, author of Signals Across Vast Distances: Essays and Tales.
Callie CrossleyHOST
It's our October selection for Bookmarked, the Under the Radar book club.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm Jared Bowen.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm Callie Crossley.
Jared BowenHOST
And
Lisa SimmonsPANELIST
I'm Lisa Simmons.
18 MINS LATER
Jared BowenHOST
Welcome back to The Culture Show.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm Jared Bowen, live from our GBH studio at the Boston Public Library.
Jared BowenHOST
I'm joined by co-hosts Callie Crossley and Culture Show contributor Lisa Simmons.
Jared BowenHOST
She's the artistic and executive director of the Roxbury International Film Festival and program manager at Mass Cultural Council.
Jared BowenHOST
I don't love horror because I don't like to be stressed.
Jared BowenHOST
Callie Crossley doesn't.
Jared BowenHOST
We've both talked about this on the air extensively.
Jared BowenHOST
But
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Under the Radar is one step ahead.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
This week on Under the Radar with Callie Crossley, Asian American and Pacific Islanders, or AAPI, are the fastest growing major racial and ethnic group in the United States, with more than 25 million Asian Americans living in the US, and the tremendous success of movies like K-Pop Demon Hunters-
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know the ghetto we're going.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Gonna be, gonna be golden.
Callie CrossleyHOST
That is available for booking in 2027.
Callie CrossleyHOST
Hi again, Elena.
Elena CreefGUEST
Great to be here, Callie and Jenny.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
Under the Radar is one step ahead.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
This week on Under the Radar with Callie Crossley, Maine Senator Susan Collins faces bribery allegations and calls a ProPublica investigation a political hit job.
Callie CrossleyHOST
Will Cape Cod institute its own Taylor Swift tax on million-dollar second homes? And a Rhode Island lawmaker moves out of state with no plans of leaving office.
Callie CrossleyHOST
It's our regional news roundtable.
Callie CrossleyHOST
But first, joining me for our regional news roundtable, Arne Arneson, host of The Attitude with Arne Arneson on WNHN in New Hampshire.
Callie CrossleyHOST
Hello, Arne.
Callie CrossleyHOST
Always a pleasure, Callie.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley, and this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
And now for the part of the show we call Lanyap.
Callie CrossleyHOST
That's Creole for something extra.
15 MINS LATER
Lizzy TalbotGUEST
It's like a ceiling, not a
Callie CrossleyHOST
floor.
Callie CrossleyHOST
If you're just tuning in, this is Under the Radar with Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
I'm Callie Crossley.
Callie CrossleyHOST
And here with me are Lizzy Talbot and Robbie Taylor Hunt, two intimacy coordinators who've worked in a variety of movies and streaming shows.