I saw dogs here. Stellar. Would recommend. This is an excellent community access place. TELEVISION…read moreWILL NEVER DIE!

CCTV is one of my favorite perks of living in Cambridge. This morning I was wondering about the…read moreMayan Indians. Don't ask why... So, I plop it on the couch and turn on CCTV this afternoon, and bam! There's an informative documentary on Mayan society. CCTV has at least 3 channels on basic cable, including Channel 9... the Be Live channel. When not broadcasting a show, it streams a live video feed of the intersection of Main & Mass Ave. Basically, Be Live is a show that allows any resident of the City of Cambridge to have on-air time; the shows are as crazy as the Central Squareans themselves. To get your own show, you just have to attend an orientation and pay a yearly membership fee of $55. That's pretty awesome. CCTV is absolutely as good as it gets, and it's by far the best public access channel I've ever experienced.

News and traffic and so many commercials. I get that one has to pay the bills but wow. This…read moremorning, I caught 7News Boston on the screen in a North End coffee shop. The news appeared a little fast-paced and dynamic and delivered a little breathlessly. It seemed that everything was Very Important and Breaking Now. It felt like news on a third shot of espresso. Weather and traffic were the standouts. Helpful for later when it was time to drive back out into the suburbs. [Review 1114 of 2025 - 1259 in Massachusetts - 24667 overall]

This station claims to help people with their problems, but after emailing every address listed on…read moretheir website, none have replied. A person denied their constitutional rights is ignored, but let there be a cat stuck in a tree and their all over it!

NESN 360 is awful. Watching hockey east semifinal game that goes to overtime and they stop coverage…read moreat certain time and claim this event is over in the beginning of overtime! Overpriced and just amateur hour. Would not recommend.

Just had what could have been a difficult customer service situation with NESN that turned out…read moregreat, and wanted to thank the NESN team for doing such a good job. I purchased a year of NESN, then discovered that there is no NESN app for Samsung TVs. I asked for a refund and they said "yes" with no friction. Too many interactions with businesses include them trying to convince me that there's a work around or that I could make do with something less. NESN just said "ok" and for that I'm grateful. I still need to figure out how to get NESN when the Sox start up in the Spring. I stream Hulu Live TV which does not include NESN and may switch to Fubo, which does. Cheaper than buying a new TV :-)

Fun way to be part of the community. Listening to GBH Live from the Boston Public Library…read more We got some food and spent some time listening to the radio anchors during a live radio show. Something fun to do in Boston if you like Public Radio

" One of my favorite television networks ". I love WGBH…read moreand everything it stands for . I was excited to see it's located in Brighton, MA. I never knew that , lol. I can't wait to see new shows for this year , it's been a minute , since I had time for television.

Never have seen such an amateur group of people pretending to professional…read more It's obvious that the station is trying to get by the cheapest way possible

This applies to your legal analysis via Jennifer Roman- hired this incompetent women? I'll assume…read moreit was unpaid. regardless, not only does she have a face for radio, her delivery is as flat as farmlands of Kansas, and most importantly, she uses cliches, and filibustering to provide zero value on topics that are highly relevant in the Commonwealth. I'd trust any law student, a stranger on the street, or a legal tik tok'er before I'd ever embarrass a local news station using her as a voice of reason in any legal matter. ask her husband!

This isn't a review of Milk Street cooking school, which is closed I think. It's a review of the…read moremedia business that includes a podcast, magazine, website, book publishing, cooking utensils areas. Milk Street is the brainchild of Christopher Kimball. He is a publisher and chef both. He created this around 2017, and it's both a podcast and a magazine. The podcast is free, but pushes his subscription service, which has a wide variety of formats. You can subscribe to the paper copy, the electronic one, both etc. He also sells various spices and cooking utensils, all of which he reviews and gives ideas for using. His podcasts are easy to listen to and engaging. He brings on a variety of guests, from chefs to recipe creators to book authors and more. Much of his ideas are around flavor. Flavors from all around the world and how to use them and cook easily too. A classically trained chef, he realized that many great meals were made quickly and easily, and he's decided to share those learnings with the rest of us.

I ordered a skillet . It was paid for last month. Still haven't received it. Emailed three times…read moreand have not received an email back confirming the status of the order or have been issued a refund

Can't stand them all they do is complain about trump everyone's sick of hearing it. I keep getting…read moreannoying notifications on my phone with the whining like a bunch of babies. I thought this was a news station, not a drama-filled high school

Here's an idea - turn off the television!…read more Listen to WBAI or any of the other pacifica radio stations instead. Here's some public media that's worth listening to: www.wbai.org www.democracynow.org www.fsrn.org There's plenty of non-corporate media, just try it out. Why would you listen to a sales person trying to sell you crap you don't need? The more you listen to this station the stupider you get. If you've been listening for a long time, you're really stupid by now. This station (and all commercial media) is a waste of bandwidth that could be used for public benefit. It is a propaganda tool serving wealthy corporate interests, heavily invested in keeping the public ignorant. I'd love to see all commercial stations lose their license and have it revert to being owned by the public, with the bandwidth made available to community groups for useful purposes.