The Boston Globe
American daily newspaperwww.bostonglobe.com
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Nov 6, 2026
Peter SokolowskiHOST
It means former or sometime.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
Here's the word used in a sentence from the Boston Globe.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
Quantum soccer legend David Beckham and his wife Victoria, formerly known as Posh Spice of the Spice Girls.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
Looking for an unusual and creative way to say former? Quandum, which came to English in the 16th century from the Latin quandam, meaning at one time or formerly, certainly fits the bill.
Sarah TurneyHOST
But there was a problem with searching this boat.
Sarah TurneyHOST
According to reporting by the Boston Globe, it was about 37 feet underwater off Pier 7 in Boston, wedged in mud near where it used to be docked.
Sarah TurneyHOST
And this unraveled a completely different problem for investigators, the timeline.
Sarah TurneyHOST
See, Paradiso reported the boat as missing in July 1981, and the insurance claim was paid out to him in September 1981, about two months before Joan went missing.
Ken LairdHOST
I was sitting with the commenters, and I didn't hear any.
Ken LairdHOST
Boston Globe is reporting that there were boos.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
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Ken LairdHOST
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Rich ShertenliebHOST
So there you go.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
Without Jason Tatum, they did not, even though that is a very, very bad team that they almost lost to.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
But according to, and I like you saw it on TV, so I didn't hear it as much, but according to the Boston Globe, there were boos in the crowd.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
Now, I have talked before about how, you know, we used to earn our boos around here.
Peter KingGUEST
But the most amazing thing was...
Peter KingGUEST
In those days, the Adam Schefter of those days was a guy named Will McDonough for the Boston Globe.
Peter KingGUEST
Sean's dad.
Peter KingGUEST
Yeah, Sean's dad.
Peter KingGUEST
He's one of the great reporters in the history of sports.
Peter KingGUEST
And he wrote a story in the early editions of the Boston Globe on that Tuesday.
Peter KingGUEST
And we're talking about this decision was made Monday night.
Peter KingGUEST
So his story in the early editions, which came out at like 9 or 10 o'clock on Monday night, White to sign with San Francisco.
Mitch RandallHOST
and is a distinguished senior fellow at the Institute of Studies of Religion at Baylor University.
Mitch RandallHOST
He has published articles and op-eds in The Wall Street Journal, The New Republic, Atlantic Monthly, The Washington Post, and The Boston Globe.
Mitch RandallHOST
He has been a guest on top national radio shows across the country.
Mitch RandallHOST
His latest book is American Empire, American Faith, Conquest, Christianity, and the Shaping of a Nation.
TristanHOST
Okay.
TristanHOST
Boston Globe gave it a 100.
TristanHOST
A heady flow of brilliant stupidity.
TristanHOST
And...
Tom ShattuckHOST
We don't really make a secret of that, that that's the thing, you know, that we are.
Alice ShattuckHOST
Yeah, but like Boston Globe reporters are mostly liberal and people don't approach them on the street to yell at them about how much they hate them.
Tom ShattuckHOST
Yes,
Alice ShattuckHOST
yes.
Tiziana DearingHOST
Pelton stepped down from the foundation this summer.
Tiziana DearingHOST
And a few months later, he wrote an essay in the Boston Globe revealing he has Alzheimer's.
Tiziana DearingHOST
My colleague, Lisa Mullins, recently spoke to Lee Pelton about what life has been like with the disease.
Lee PeltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I have what I describe as bad days and good days and everything between the two.
Ken LairdHOST
I was sitting with the commenters, and I didn't hear any.
Ken LairdHOST
Boston Globe is reporting that there were boos.
Ken LairdHOST
All right,
Rich ShertenliebHOST
well,
Rich ShertenliebHOST
Without Jason Tatum, they did not, even though that is a very, very bad team that they almost lost to.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
But according to, and I like you saw it on TV, so I didn't hear it as much, but according to the Boston Globe, there were boos in the crowd.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
Now, I have talked before about how, you know, we used to earn our boos around here.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
You know, you, why are you booing a team if, you know, they just kind of screw up if you know they're a good team and they're playing our ball, blah, blah, blah.
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