The Jordan Rich Show

WBZ's Jordan Rich chats with Brad Meltzer, author of "Heroes for My Daughter".

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with Robyne Diller, author of "How Everything Changed".

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with Ellis Hall and Friends about the birth of a song.

WBZ's Jordan Rich chats with Brian Walker, author of "Black Boy, White School".

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with author Chris Grabenstein who has launched a new book for young readers, "Riley Mack".

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with Brother Gary Joseph who shares his thoughts on the afterlife.

WBZ's Jordan Rich chats with legendary disc jockey "Cousin" Bruce Morrow.

WBZ's Jordan Rich sits down with author Tom Cirignano and chats about his book "67 Cents," a novel about the Whitey Bulger crime era.

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Will Durst, one of the nation's finest and funniest political comedians.

WBZ's Jordan Rich sits down with freelance writer Russ Dynda and discusses how to curb the violence in hockey.

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with Melissa Cook on "The Power of Validation", arming your kids against bullying, peer pressure, addiction, self-harm and out-of-control emotions.

WBZ's Jordan Rich sits down with Boston radio and TV favorite Lisa Karlin.

WBZ's Jordan Rich chats with Roger Knight and Doctor Peg Harvey about the Home Base Program serving our returning soldiers and veterans.

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with Hershey Felder appearing as the great Leonard Bernstein.

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with harpist and author Yolanda Kondonassis.

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Teddy Herrera who is biking across the USA for a great cause!

WBZ's Jordan Rich chats with Michael Horton who will help you give that speech. He is the author of "Something to Say Right Now".

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with attorney Alan Fanger who shares legal notes on football, Trayvon Martin, the Supreme Court and more.

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Frank Ferrante, subject of the award-winning documentary, "May I Be Frank".

WBZ's Jordan Rich chats with cellist Allison Eldredge and pianist Judith Lynn Stillman.