The King Tide rolled into Boston on Saturday, Oct. 19, flushing harbor water through the concrete seawall at Long Wharf, where climate activists gathered to protest the state legislature’s inaction on a climate bill.

King Tides are created by the moon’s orbit and have been happening for millenia. But rising sea levels exacerbate flooding during these tidal events, and experts say that since the start of the industrial revolution ocean levels in Boston have already risen ten inches.

To learn more about Boston's 'wicked' high tide, visit thescopeboston.org.

This episode was produced and edited by Rebeca Pereira.

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For years, pole dancing has been associated with stripping. Yet in Boston and across the country, fitness studios are bringing this radical art form into the mainstream, drawing dancers in search of a good workout and a sense of belonging.

This episode was produced by Nora Holland and edited by Rebeca Pereira.

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Jazz has long been a male dominated genre, embracing female vocalists but rarely female bassists, drummers, and other musicians. In Sudbury, an all-female ensemble, Women in World Jazz, is playing a different tune — one of progress and inclusion.

This episode was produced by Mirjana Hutnik and edited by Rebeca Pereira.

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