Lexington with Trisha Pérez Kennealy

In this week's episode, we're learning all about Lexington, aka the "birthplace of American Liberty." Or so they say! Giving us the 411 on this iconic New England town is Trisha Pérez Kennealy, local and proprietor of the Inn at Hastings Park. We chat about the area's colonial history, the rivalry with Concord, NIMBYs and why her establishment is the perfect place for corporate espionage.

Plus, lots of feedback on the Fenway episode!

Brad Lidge, archeologist

Cambridge Day on G.W.A.C.C.A.

The BOS Nation FC failed "balls" roll-out.

Papi trolling A-Rod and Jeter.

EBtM episodes on Route 128 and Boston's NIMBYs.

Nick Sirianni listening to "Many Men (Wish Death Upon Me)" with his newly shaved head.

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Boston Choral Ensemble presents "Northern Light" at 6 p.m. on December 7 at Old South Church (Copley Square, Boston). Advance tickets: $25 general admission; $15 students/seniors; $10 children; $0 EBT card holders. All additional tickets after the first two can be purchased for $10. For more information, visit bostonchoral.org.