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Oct 28, 2026

KimHOST
0:52
Logan is looking for a new voice to greet passengers, one that leaves no doubt about where you're arriving to or departing from.
KimHOST
1:00
According to the Wall Street Journal, more than 5,000 hopefuls recently delivered their best lobsters and habas, but finding just the right accent proved hotter than packing a car at Harvard Yard.
KimHOST
1:13
Here's the script they had to read for their audition, and for this, we're turning it over to Tommy Ward, a true New Englander.
Tommy WardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:20
Whether you're grabbing a lobster roll by the harbor, waiting in line for a cannoli in the North End, heading out to Gloucester for a little salt air, or paying your respects to the Green Monster like it's a sacred landmark, because it is, we're wicked glad you are here.
Kim CarriganHOST
37:49
Well, there is a big, huge tradition.
Kim CarriganHOST
37:52
Well, it's a constant tradition, by the way, over there at Harvard Yard.
Kim CarriganHOST
37:56
But a really cool tradition that's coming up here pretty quickly.
Kim CarriganHOST
38:00
And what a football season Harvard has been having.
Kim CarriganHOST
38:51
We love that.
Kim CarriganHOST
38:52
Well, you know, I started this off by saying there's so much tradition and we've been talking as you speak.
Kim CarriganHOST
38:56
have heard, you know, about the Bruins and about the Celtics and then the tradition of going over to Harvard Yard.
Kim CarriganHOST
39:02
And it is just, you know, the stadium there over there is fantastic, the Harvard Stadium.
Chuck ToddHOST
65:49
We're not talking Berkeley.
Chuck ToddHOST
65:51
We're not talking Harvard Yard, right? It was, in some ways, became a bigger deal because it was happening at Kent State, a school that any American could have ended up at.
Chuck ToddHOST
66:03
Right.
J.A. AdandeHOST
66:03
And it shows that, yes, it's not the liberal left coast or east coast, right? It is in middle America now with all these protests.
Doug DraperHOST
6:08
Oh, God.
Doug DraperHOST
6:09
Grab your Dunkin', park your car at Harvard Yard, get a wicked hammered at the bar, then head to Fenway with some wicked pisser seats behind the Green Monster and watch the Sox play.
Doug DraperHOST
6:20
Hey, how do you like them apples, you friggin' chatterhead? That's your Boston?
Pete MentoHOST
6:26
That's your Boston.
Chuck ToddHOST
67:22
We're not talking Berkeley.
Chuck ToddHOST
67:23
We're not talking Harvard Yard, right? It was, in some ways, became a bigger deal because it was happening at Kent State, a school that any American could have ended up at.
Chuck ToddHOST
67:35
Right.
J.A. AdandeHOST
67:36
And it shows that, yes, it's not the liberal left coast or east coast, right? It is in middle America now with all these protests.
J.D.HOST
1:56
You lived there nine years.
J.D.HOST
1:57
Welcome to the Harvard Yard.
J.D.HOST
1:59
Welcome to Boston Logan.
J.D.HOST
2:02
What do you want something in the kisser? How's your mother? Something like that.
speaker_8UNKNOWN
20:23
He had not yet been inaugurated.
speaker_8UNKNOWN
20:25
This is in Harvard Yard.
Michael BlowerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:27
And
speaker_11UNKNOWN
20:27
he
Georgia Levenson KeohaneGUEST
3:13
I will talk very briefly, I don't get back to campus often, but when I was in business school at HBS, I will say that this was a very different, I think this was the GBH space, this was not the iLab, and for people like me who are interested in social innovation and social entrepreneurship, there really was, I used to, I had a reasonably unusual kind of business school CV or curriculum at the time, and that I'd kind of sneak across the river to the Kennedy School and take classes in public policy there.
Georgia Levenson KeohaneGUEST
3:40
And I'd actually go into Harvard Yard and take classes with William Julius Wilson.
Georgia Levenson KeohaneGUEST
3:44
And there was no, at the time, for people who had my interest, sort of university-wide view on social innovation and entrepreneurship in the way that there is today at a place like the ILAB.
Georgia Levenson KeohaneGUEST
3:53
So it's just a huge treat to be here at a place that really has – a kind of cross-interdisciplinary and cross-polarization view of sort of how social innovation works best.
Tom ShattuckHOST
51:03
Believe me, my entire job was catering to people who thought the Boston stuff was great.
Tom ShattuckHOST
51:09
And they would ask me to say, park the car in Harvard Yard.
Tom ShattuckHOST
51:12
But is that like as Boston? And I would say
speaker_17UNKNOWN
51:14
it, and they would say, did you hear? Listen, you said it like
Tom ShattuckHOST
51:20
Yeah, I didn't say it like that.
Tom ShattuckHOST
51:21
You just
Alice ShattuckHOST
51:21
said park the car in Harvard Yard.
Tom ShattuckHOST
51:22
Exactly.
Salina BakerGUEST
21:08
The most military experience was they had some little group of students at Harvard who had a little, I forgot what they were called now, the Mercurial something militia or something.
Salina BakerGUEST
21:21
And they practiced in Harvard Yard.
Salina BakerGUEST
21:23
I mean, that was, you know, they're a bunch of 15, 16-year-old boys.
Salina BakerGUEST
21:28
And, you know, they're just playing militia.

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