Wilder FlemingProducerEmail EmailWilder Fleming produces radio and podcasts for WBUR.Recently publishedTo Rome and back: Mayor Wu and Gov. Healey tout climate policies at the VaticanResumeThe Common13:04May 22, 2024Unpacking the official response to the pro-Gaza student movementAs school years wind down at colleges and universities around the state, the last student encampments protesting the war in Gaza have been dismantled.ResumeThe Common11:15May 21, 2024Your guide to the chillest art in Boston and beyond this fallThe end of summer means a whole slew of fun things to do in Greater Boston. Check out WBUR's 2023 Fall Arts Guides for upcoming film festivals, theatre events, art...ResumeThe Common11:07Sep 22, 2023A shakeup at the Mass. Cannabis Control CommissionState lawmakers also sent a letter Monday to the Legislature’s committee on cannabis policy, asking for a hearing and an independent state auditing unit to review the board's actions.ResumeThe Common10:09Sep 21, 2023Invasive green crabs could be coming to a restaurant near youGreen crabs are an incredibly successful — and harmful — invasive species. They thrive in ocean waters the world over, including in New England.ResumeThe Common14:07Sep 20, 2023AdvertisementAs respiratory virus season looms, we have more vaccines than ever beforeWith traditional flu season bearing down fast, and Covid-19 on the rise, the upcoming fall and winter might be better characterized as a triple-viral threat: Covid, flu and RSV.ResumeThe Common09:15Sep 19, 2023The BSO returns to Europe for the first time since 2018Led by conductor Andris Nelsons, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's first stop was London's Royal Albert Hall. This is the BSO's first international tour since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020.Arts & CultureAug 31, 2023Smoke from Nova Scotia wildfires cloud Cape Cod, southern New EnglandPeople with sensitive noses might be able to get a whiff of wildfires burning hundreds of miles away in Nova Scotia. On Monday morning, wind blew in smoke over Cape...Local CoverageMay 30, 2023Ten Years Later: The Boston Marathon bombings and mental healthNearly a decade has passed since the Boston Marathon bombings. As runners prepare to hit the road on Monday, The Common speaks with WBUR senior correspondent Deborah Becker about the...ResumeThe Common14:27Apr 13, 2023Lowell's teacher population lacks diversity. This program wants to change that.Nearly 9 out of 10 teachers in Massachusetts public schools are white, despite students of color making up roughly 44% of the student population. In Lowell, the state's sixth largest...ResumeThe Common09:22Apr 11, 2023Next Page
To Rome and back: Mayor Wu and Gov. Healey tout climate policies at the VaticanResumeThe Common13:04May 22, 2024
Unpacking the official response to the pro-Gaza student movementAs school years wind down at colleges and universities around the state, the last student encampments protesting the war in Gaza have been dismantled.ResumeThe Common11:15May 21, 2024
Your guide to the chillest art in Boston and beyond this fallThe end of summer means a whole slew of fun things to do in Greater Boston. Check out WBUR's 2023 Fall Arts Guides for upcoming film festivals, theatre events, art...ResumeThe Common11:07Sep 22, 2023
A shakeup at the Mass. Cannabis Control CommissionState lawmakers also sent a letter Monday to the Legislature’s committee on cannabis policy, asking for a hearing and an independent state auditing unit to review the board's actions.ResumeThe Common10:09Sep 21, 2023
Invasive green crabs could be coming to a restaurant near youGreen crabs are an incredibly successful — and harmful — invasive species. They thrive in ocean waters the world over, including in New England.ResumeThe Common14:07Sep 20, 2023
As respiratory virus season looms, we have more vaccines than ever beforeWith traditional flu season bearing down fast, and Covid-19 on the rise, the upcoming fall and winter might be better characterized as a triple-viral threat: Covid, flu and RSV.ResumeThe Common09:15Sep 19, 2023
The BSO returns to Europe for the first time since 2018Led by conductor Andris Nelsons, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's first stop was London's Royal Albert Hall. This is the BSO's first international tour since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020.Arts & CultureAug 31, 2023
Smoke from Nova Scotia wildfires cloud Cape Cod, southern New EnglandPeople with sensitive noses might be able to get a whiff of wildfires burning hundreds of miles away in Nova Scotia. On Monday morning, wind blew in smoke over Cape...Local CoverageMay 30, 2023
Ten Years Later: The Boston Marathon bombings and mental healthNearly a decade has passed since the Boston Marathon bombings. As runners prepare to hit the road on Monday, The Common speaks with WBUR senior correspondent Deborah Becker about the...ResumeThe Common14:27Apr 13, 2023
Lowell's teacher population lacks diversity. This program wants to change that.Nearly 9 out of 10 teachers in Massachusetts public schools are white, despite students of color making up roughly 44% of the student population. In Lowell, the state's sixth largest...ResumeThe Common09:22Apr 11, 2023