LX's Current

Want to scream and shout and let it all out? A group of mothers in Boston got a lot attention last year with the ‘Mom Scream.’ Sarah Harmon, one of the women who started it all, joins Current to discuss.

Sue O’Connell spoke with Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor, whose podcast ‘Unlicensed’ tells the fictional story of a woman who finds herself working as a private detective.

Massachusetts Congressman Jake Auchincloss joined Current to talk about how his team made history and the implications ahead for artificial intelligence.

Stylist and author Heather Newberger joins Current to talk about the disruptive, gritty style known as ‘sleaze.’

Sally Taylor, general manager and vice president of scores at FICO joins Current to explain credit score basics and ways you can elevate yours this year.

Rachael Kay Albers, Creative Director & Brand Strategist at RKA Ink, joins Current to talk about the decision by the candy company and what we should expect with Maya Rudolph stepping in.

Pop culture journalist Isaac Feldberg joins Current to go through this year’s nominees, including ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ leading the way with 11 nominations.

Beauty expert Christina Gallardo joins Current to preview hair trends she’s expecting to see this winter.

Kwani Lunis spoke with Leah Tavares, founder of Other 1s, a non-profit that collects Nike White Air Force 1 sneakers and distributes them to people in need.

Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin joins Current to talk about a growing trend: younger workers giving employers less of a heads-up when they’re leaving.

Miley Cyrus? Fall Out Boy? 2023 is filled with highly anticipated albums. Mary Siroky, the contributing editor for Consequence, joins Current to discuss.

Chris Browning, the host of the podcast ‘Popcorn Finance’, joins Current to help you get organized before you start filing your taxes.

Sue O’Connell spoke with James Pindell, a reporter for The Boston Globe, who explains what the debt ceiling is, how the fight over it is different this time and what could happen if the debt ceiling isn’t raised.