Sue's Take

Sue O’Connell sat down with Keri Thompson, senior lecturer at Emerson College, to examine the language used by President Donald Trump before and during the siege on the U.S. Capitol.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Monica Cannon-Grant, CEO of the nonprofit Violence in Boston, to talk about the fight for equality this year as well as the challenges that lie ahead.

Former Massachusetts congressional candidate Jesse Mermell discusses the financial barriers that can keep many people from running for public office.

Sue O’Connell sat down with community organizer Chip Goines to talk about what he expects from the Biden administration and local governments as calls for police reform grow louder.

The first female vice president, a Supreme Court justice and an incoming Biden administration with women in leadership positions — Sue O’Connell sat down with The Barbara Lee Family Foundation’s Amanda Hunter to talk about all of it.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Mike Brodo, chair and founder of Gen Z GOP, to talk about why younger voters tend to lean left and what Republicans can do to win them over ahead of the next election.

Sydney Page, a contributor at The Lily, joins Sue O’Connell to discuss what responsibilities Dr. Jill Biden will have as first lady. Will she still be teaching at a college in Virginia?

Sue O’Connell sat down with Mary Robb, a Massachusetts social studies teacher at Andover High School, who teaches a course that helps students detect bias in reporting and questionable sources.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Lisa Rowan of Forbes Advisor to talk about what kinds of deals retailers will be offering this holiday season and how consumers should plan ahead both financially and mentally.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Tommy Hickey, director of the Right to Repair Coalition, who answers questions submitted by the “No on 1” side.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Robin Saks Frankel of Forbes Advisor to talk about what deals Amazon will be highlighting and how other retailers plan to draw customers to their own websites.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Anne Helen Petersen, author of “Can’t Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation,” to talk about how the cycle of college debt and working extra to pay it off is causing a lot of millennials to feel burnout.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Anne Helen Petersen, author of “Can’t Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation,” to talk about what’s led to so many millennials being stuck in a state of burnout.