Amanda Beland is a Producer and Director for Radio Boston. She focuses on themes surrounding culture and society, with particular interests in arts and entertainment, architecture, and events, often exploring topics like cultural movements and the music business. Amanda's work has been featured in The Cape And Islands NPR Station, WBUR, KCLU 88.3 FM, and NPR.
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Amanda Beland's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, culture, society, and entertainment news in Boston and Massachusetts. She frequently includes expert commentary from various fields related to her topics.
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For two decades, "Mortified" has brought deeply embarrassing, but also hilarious teenage memories to the stage.
By: Amanda Beland
A new play on stage now at Dorchester's Strand Theatre, "A New Era," examines the impact of legendary Boston activist Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin and the women she worked alongside. Local playwright Miranda Austen ADEkoje joined WBUR's Morning Edition to talk more about the play and how its themes still run true today.
Spinner, tiger and smooth hammerhead sharks have all been spotted either by research teams or by members of the public off the coast of New England this year and in the past few years. They're likely here because of climate change, Knotek said.
This year marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. As we look back on this important moment in history, we want to hear your personal stories from across the community.
A minimum-security prison in Massachusetts houses inmates and a colony of honey bees under their care.
Massachusetts has seen a dramatic rise in reported tick-borne diseases in the last three years, according to data from the state Department of Public Health
By: Amanda Beland, Tiziana Dearing
There are three major events happening in the night sky above Massachusetts this month. WBUR Morning Edition host Tiziana Dearing spoke with Sky & Telescope's Kelly Beatty about what to expect when you look up.
By: Amanda Beland
George Robert Twelves Hewes was a local shoemaker who was participated in a lot of events leading up to the American Revolution.
In a small kitchen in Chinatown, Lifang Li was making lunch. Artist and friend Yolanda Yang watched as Li put some boiled vegetables into a hot frying pan and stirred a pot of Chinese yam soup on another burner.
An urban oasis is nestled between Boston's South End and Chinatown neighborhoods. The Berkeley Community Garden brings together hundreds of people who tend to 155 plots of vegetables, flowers and other plants. Sarah Hutt has had a plot here for decades.
