Scot Tatelman, STATE bags co-founder, talks about this company which is a Benefit Corporation, combining fashionable bags with philanthropy and a broader mission.

Kate Drake, head of Product Marketing for Corindus, talks about the remote operated robots that can perform surgery for heart attacks and brain aneurysms. The ultimate goal: to offer this surgery remotely to people in underserved areas.

Shirley Leung of The Boston Globe and Doug Banks, Boston Business Journal Editor, talk about Massachusetts’ vaping policy, gas tax proposals, and Amazon’s plan to bring a robotics facility to Westborough. We may not have gotten HQ2, but is Amazon’s growth plan here actually a better option?

Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Executive Director David Gibbons talks about plans to expand the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in the Seaport and sell the Hynes in the Back Bay to pay for it. What went into the decision and what does the region have to gain from these changes?

Ameresco CEO George Sakellaris joins us to talk about the business of energy efficiency and renewable energy and his work to get energy to do more for his clients—including cities, towns, schools and businesses.

Veracode CEO Sam King discusses the cybersecurity company, it’s niche and being a woman in an industry that’s dominated by men.

Shirley Leung of The Boston Globe joins us to talk about Massachusetts’ slight economic contraction; Fed rates, jobs figures, the Seaport Circulator, Twitter’s political ad ban and Wayfair’s stock struggle.

From the seating, the food, the screen and the films we love, we focus on the future of the movie theater business with Showcase Cinemas VP of Global Marketing, Mark Malinowski.

Jon Chesto of The Boston Globe talks about Harvard’s big tax bill; the final NTSB report on the Merrimack Valley gas explosions; Ridesharing changes at Logan Airport; two Boston biotechs’ big week and concerns over the future of the Hynes Convention Center.

Stephanie Kaplan Lewis, co-founder, CEO and Editor in Chief of Her Campus Media, and Lakshmi Balachandra, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Babson College, join us to discuss what it takes for women to overcome challenges to business growth. We also get their take on the all-female spacewalk.

Boston Business Journal Editor Doug Banks is on the business beat looking at the Nobel Prize in economics winners. We also look at Amazon’s upcoming move to the old NECCO factory in Revere; the economic impact of the Head of the Charles; the sale of Boston Harbor Cruises and the Boston Celtics as the new owners of the Maine...