I walked into a tent full of about 20 lambs in Lyme, Conn. earlier this week. They'd been rejected by their mothers, so they were bottle-fed, which made them particularly excited to see a person. Thought this sound was worth sharing.

This is what about 20 bottle-fed lambs sounds like

On Friday, just hours after the Supreme Court affirmed the right of same sex couples to marry across the country, Tanya McCloskey and Marcia Kadish of Malden, MA were thrilled. McCloskey and Kadish were the very first legally married same-sex couple in the United States. They spoke with Craig LeMoult of WGBH Public Radio about their reaction to the news.

America's first married same-sex couple reflects on SCOTUS ruling

Red Sox PA announcer and Poet Laureate Dick Flavin performed his poem about Jackie Robinson from memory for students at New Mission High School in Hyde Park on Friday. Robinson’s 97th birthday would be today, January 30.

Red Sox poet laureate Dick Flavin's poem about Jackie Robinson

Steve Wynn was asked what he thinks of another casino developer, Donald Trump, and responded by criticizing all the presidential candidates for not focusing on what he considers the nation's biggest problem - the national deficit.

Steve Wynn on the election & national deficit

MA Governor Charlie Baker on somebody's overture.

1812 Overture

WGBH hosted its first-ever "Curiosity Cruise" for listeners, hosted by Edgar B. Herwick, III of WGBH's Curiosity Desk. Guests on the boat were asked by WGBH's Craig LeMoult for their stories involving boats, and Craig mixed this feature on the boat, which guests listened to as they returned to Boston at sunset.

WGBH "Curiosity Cruise" boat stories

U.S. Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts questions EPA Administrator nominee Scott Pruitt at Senate confirmation hearings, Jan. 18, 2017

U.S. Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts questions EPA Administrator nominee Scott Pruitt

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker's order that all restaurants stop table service for the next 3 weeks is likely to have a devastating impact on restaurants across the state. Robert Lindsey, owner of the restaurant "Eat" in Springfield, spoke with WGBH Radio's Craig LeMoult about what the order means for his business.

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