Under the Radar with Callie Crossley

• Dual exhibits showcase the myriad work and passion of Boston artist, Allan Rohan Crite

  His admirers and supporters have long thought his artistry has been overlooked. Now, 18 years after his death, Boston artist Allan Rohan Crite is finally receiving the recognition many fans and critics agree is well-deserved, with two decades-spanning exhibitions on display. We speak about Crite's work and legacy with exhibit co-curator Ted Landsmark, and local artists and former mentees of Crite, Ekua Holmes and Johnetta Tinker.

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• The Genius Next Door: Ieva Jusionyte uses ‘deep hanging out’ to research border communities

  She’s travelled the globe studying the hidden politics of borders. Recently, she’s turned her focus to the U.S.-Mexico border, attempting to peel back the animosity toward migrants, and why the gun and drug trade is able to skirt regulation. Cultural anthropologist Ieva Jusionyte is one of four local 2025 MacArthur “Genius” Fellows. She joins us as part of our annual series, “The Genius Next Door.” 

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• ENCORE: Can a healthy diet treat disease? Why some argue food is medicine

  From heart disease to diabetes, chronic illness is the leading cause of death in the United States, and chronic disease is a major reason why the nation spends more than $4 trillion on health care every year. But a growing movement believes reexamining our relationship with food is key to both improving our health and saving money. *This segment originally aired in 2023*

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• ENCORE: Offering free food and shade, 'food forests' are sprouting up in Boston

  Cities across the country are dotted with vacant lots — often overgrown with weeds, full of trash or surrounded by dilapidated buildings. The unused spaces are at best an eyesore. But some community groups see those empty spaces as an opportunity for food forests: vibrant, public spaces that can also feed their community. We speak with two local experts and advocates who tell us more.*This segment originally aired in 2023*

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• Can an overhaul of the Cannabis Control Commission ease its ongoing woes?

  Despite more houses being built around Greater Boston, prospective homeowners can’t find affordable housing. Will the restructuring of the Cannabis Control Commission correct its troubles? And the Michelin Guide awards its first Boston star. It’s our local news roundtable!

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